Trinity Home Living LLC

Trinity Home Living LLC in Meridian, Idaho, is a small assisted living home with nine licensed beds and eight private rooms, and the staff lets dogs and cats live with residents, which can make things feel homey, and there's both indoor and outdoor spaces, so people can enjoy things like mature trees and a flagstone patio outside or gather in the spacious social area inside where folks often talk and do activities. Residents get three meals and three snacks every day, with options for vegetarian or kosher meals, and staff helps with everyday things like bathing, dressing, getting around, and managing medicine or diabetic care, and there's regular nurse visits for wellness checks, as well as twenty-four-seven staff in the building if someone needs help at any time. Memory care's offered in a secure area, with a locked gate and services for people with Alzheimer's or similar needs, and there's programs and support for families so they can understand what's involved in long-term care. For those who want to stay active, the facility runs on-site activities like painting or gardening, plus game nights, barbecues, and group trips to places like parks or museums, and there's even a pool for swimming, which you don't see everywhere. The home sits in a neighborhood setting with mature landscaping and hardwood floors, and the policy lets folks smoke outside and have their pets with them, which not all places allow. Staff handles the laundry and cleaning, offers transportation if needed, and helps people get in and out of wheelchairs or other mobility support, and there's respite care available for short-term stays. There's no reviews listed, and no prices published, and they don't take Medicare unless certified, but as a licensed care facility, they do follow state and local rules, and the open-door policy means it's easy to ask questions during business hours, which are early to late every day except shorter hours on weekends. People can get different kinds of care here, whether that's assisted living, memory care, or independent options, and the aides also help seniors who choose to live at home.