Oldies But Goodies Adult Family sits at 708 Degage St in East Wenatchee, WA, and folks around here might also call it Eastmont Adult Family Home, and it fits right into this quiet, friendly Wenatchee neighborhood that values the outdoors and community. The home's licensed to care for up to five seniors in a cozy setting where everybody gets a real sense of being at home, and you can tell that the goal's always been about safe, respectful, and compassionate care, especially for those living with memory challenges like Alzheimer's or Dementia, so you'll see lots of features set up to support memory care, from special activities and programs to measures that keep residents secure and help prevent wandering.
Now, while you get all the personal attention you'd expect from a small place-things like help with bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, meals, medication, and a mobile hairstylist come right to your room if you need one-they also manage health conditions by accommodating special diets, whether that's for blood pressure, diabetes, or something else. This board and care home really does provide daily support in a family-style, residential setting, mixing independence with help as needed. There's respite care, too, which means family caregivers can get a break when they need it, and the staff make sure to set up activities like music and art programs, exercise classes, movie nights, board games, and even outdoor trips, and if you like animals, you'll find some pet therapy as well, but actual personal pets aren't allowed.
The amenities stretch out to planned events, a book room where you can read in peace, a hot tub and steam room if you fancy a soak, and outdoor areas just for fresh air or quiet time, plus there's transportation if you need a ride to the doctor, to run errands, or to go to religious services. Everything from nearby parks, cafes, and a theater to quick access to pharmacies, doctors, and several hospitals makes it a pretty handy spot for seniors, with healthcare and recreation all close by. The mission here speaks of kindness, and the professional team wants folks to feel like family, aiming for a peaceful and homey spot where older adults can keep their spirit, health, and social life going strong, whether you're coming for assisted living, independent living, or just staying for a little while for respite care. The place works with a state license (ID 502000), so services follow all the rules for safety and well-being, and at the core, there's a simple goal: to give seniors care, support, and a chance to enjoy life in a home that feels just right for them.
