Nataly's Adult Family Home sits in Vancouver, Washington, on a quiet property surrounded by pine trees and peaceful scenery in a roomy 5,800 square foot house, and you'll notice right away there are only five private licensed beds here, so everything feels a bit more personal and quieter than you find in bigger places, and most of the rooms come with cable TV, laundry and dry cleaning are managed each day for clothes, bedding, and towels, and the building has sprinkler safety features and iron gates that lock every night at 9:00 pm with visiting hours running 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. Around-the-clock caregivers, including certified nursing assistants, nurses, and a G-Tube Specialist, help with everything from getting dressed and going to the bathroom to medication support, wound care, and various therapies, plus folks with Alzheimer's, dementia, or mental health concerns get specialized attention. Residents can choose from one-bedroom or studio spaces, join in community areas or the games room, watch movies in the theater, enjoy books from the big library, or spend time at the fitness center or salon/barbershop, and wifi and high-definition TVs are always available.
Meals follow special dietary needs from easy-to-read menus with the help of an on-site dietitian and a cafe, and there's always transportation, either for appointments or outings, along with services within the home and daily assistance for those who walk or use wheelchairs. Nataly's Adult Family Home also sets up lots of group activities like arts and crafts, onsite devotional events, wellness and education programs, and regular social gatherings to help folks build friendships, and there are occupational therapy, podiatry, and even diabetic and incontinence care available. Staff manage medications, do health assessments, and offer reminders as needed, and you'll find housekeeping, laundry, and personal care always handled quietly in the background. Guest parking is on the property, there's good security including surveillance, and entry gates support a safe environment for adult residents, most of whom prefer a cozy, home-like, family-style setting rather than a big facility. The home is licensed, registered with DSHS, and provides long-term care for seniors needing help with daily activities or those dealing with disabilities, and it accepts long-term care insurance but doesn't take Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The community favors a slower pace, encourages friendships among residents, and carries a strong reputation for helping families gain peace of mind when their loved ones need careful, respectful support in Clark County. Tours are welcome for families to visit and look around the home and meet the staff.
