Divine Home Health Adult Family Home

Divine Home Health Adult Family Home sits in Bellevue, WA, in a quiet neighborhood with a clear view of Lake Sammamish during the summer, and the house has space for only six residents at a time, which means the care feels personal and everyone gets to know each other well over meals in the spacious dining hall or a game of bingo in the games room. Each person has a private bedroom and their own bathroom, and the closets give plenty of room for clothes and keepsakes, while the rest of the home offers places to gather, like a family area, a roomy deck, and gardens that let folks spend time outside when they want a bit of fresh air. Living here means having help anytime, day or night, and many folks find comfort knowing an on-call nurse watches over their health and that the staff includes certified nursing assistants with years of know-how in caring for people living with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, dementia, and even developmental or mental health needs, which can be a relief for anyone requiring memory care or special support. The facility is ADA-compliant with bathrooms made to be easy to use for people who might have trouble moving about, and help is always available for things like getting dressed, bathing, taking medicine, and moving from place to place, and the team will also help feed someone who needs it. The monthly visits from a physician and regular health monitoring give families peace of mind, knowing someone checks on each resident regularly, and other services like housekeeping, laundry, beauty and barber treatments, and massage therapy help keep up routines and make life feel normal. People can join in on daily activities, arts and crafts classes, movies, bingo, and have access to computers in the wellness center, and the community kitchen and café let everyone gather for coffee or a snack. The staff handles personal needs services, and they can give respite care too, for those who need a short stay, and transportation is provided for outings or appointments as needed, so it's not hard to get around town. The home is registered with DSHS, licensed by the state of Washington under license number 556500, and always has staff in the building. The six beds mean things stay quiet and home-like, but with the support and services you'd expect from a licensed adult family home, and folks have rated it highly for meals, cleanliness, care, and staff friendliness. Some people come here for long-term stays, while others stop by for respite care; the home aims to provide a safe and comfortable setting no matter how much help someone needs, and it's part of the senior living options listed in King County, with a focus on keeping residents safe, cared for, and as independent as possible.