Cascade Inn Assisted Living Community is a senior living place with care types for just about every stage of aging, and although there's no official list of what all those services and amenities are called, they do offer options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and respite care, with licensed nurses and certified nurses' aides available around the clock. The building itself has a craftsman style, built back in 1979 and updated in 2018, and there's a bit of an older look to it, but it stays clean and well-tended. The apartments are low-maintenance, giving residents a choice of floor plans with private bedrooms, full kitchens, and living room areas for relaxing or meeting friends. There's a bistro on-site and a courtyard for getting fresh air or just sitting and watching the days go by, plus a veranda where you can eat outside and visit.
They cook three meals a day restaurant-style, offering choices that look after both taste and health, with snacks set out all the time. A chef runs the kitchen and there's a dining experience that aims to feel special, but it's simple to join in. The gym lets people keep moving, and the community puts on a full calendar, so if you want to go on trips to casinos, see local sights, listen to music, do crafts, play bingo, or even try Bean Bag Baseball, there's usually something happening. Residents get help if they need it with bathing, dressing, medication, and personal care, and the care team does it calmly and quietly, not being pushy about how much folks can do on their own.
The community sets out to make things as comfortable as possible, from well-designed bedrooms to living rooms for company, and staff are around to make sure health needs don't get missed. Memory care is there for those with dementia, and they have programs shaped for that need. Cascade Inn also has resources for families to plan for care, and staff explain ways to use benefits like Medicare, Medicaid, tax breaks, or support from Veterans programs. You'll see people playing bridge, joining exercise classes, or just sharing meals, with enough chances to stay busy or just take it easy. The place fits seniors who want a family style, active place to live, whether they need a lot of help or just a simple, independent home.
