Acacia Senior Home 2

Acacia Senior Home 2 sits in Edmonds, Washington, right in Snohomish County, and has six licensed beds in a small adult family home setting where folks get residential care services whether they need assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, or even hospice care, so someone looking for a place either for themselves or a loved one can expect private or semi-private rooms, including ones for memory care and hospice support, all with wheelchair accessible bathrooms and standby transfer help plus mechanical lifts if needed. Pricing at Acacia Senior Home 2 isn't just one number but depends on what each resident needs for their day-to-day care, and they work with families to understand everything before they settle on costs, with average prices for memory care around $8,367 a month, assisted living about $5,071, and nursing home care topping out at $12,750. The home has trained staff on hand all day and night-including nurses and awake caregivers ready to help with personal care, grooming reminders, incontinence needs, handling behavioral issues, and even administering medication like insulin for diabetic residents, and for folks who might wander or act out, the secured memory care area is set up with safety in mind, including technology like bracelets that help stop residents from getting lost, with a special building just for those who need a closer watch. The place has a friendly, relaxed family atmosphere, with pets-especially cats-sometimes allowed, so residents can keep the company they're used to, and the environment encourages friendships between residents and staff, with everyone pitching in to build a community that feels safe and familiar. Meals come prepared with care, including vegetarian and kosher choices, and there's a dietitian who makes sure needs are met, while the schedule stays full of fun and meaningful things to do-from arts and crafts, gardening, educational activities, and devotional services, to lively time in the game room, shared kitchen, snack shop, library, and both outdoor and indoor communal areas. Transportation is available, residents have parking if they drive, and outings cost extra, and there are home health services, short-term stay options, and services for those mostly bed-ridden too. The home features both private and semi-private rooms, and helps people who need help moving around, dressing, toileting, and other daily needs, with special help for folks living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, using programs and care plans tailored for brain health and engagement. Acacia Senior Home 2 has visiting hours from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, and the staff at this location is known for being helpful, kind, and compassionate, with a good reputation for listening to families, creating a peaceful setting, and providing careful attention. The facility is licensed and regularly inspected by local agencies, doesn't take Medicare unless that's certified, and is recognized in the community with honors like the Best of Senior Living Award. It's also nearby cafes, restaurants, parks, shopping, medical centers, and more, which makes it easier to keep up with outside activities when residents want, while giving families peace of mind. There's also a unique laboratory side to Acacia Senior Home 2, where the lab, run by the director Phyllis Mutali, lists active, registry, and closed labs, adds more than 300 new labs weekly, keeps track of over 300,000 labs indexed every day and over a year has logged significant sample volume and moderate to high complexity testing for those who need it, with contacts and information readily available for families who have an interest in that. Acacia Senior Home 2 remains easy to reach in Edmonds, offering 24-hour care and a welcoming, practical, and experienced setting for seniors at any stage, whether still independent or looking for more support.