English Rose Manor sits in Kennewick, Washington, as a small Adult Family Home with only 6 licensed beds, which helps everyone get to know each other and makes it easy for staff to give more attention to each resident. The staff includes Certified Nursing Assistants who help with bathing, dressing, medication, personal care, and daily support, and the Manor offers both private and semi-private rooms, where semi-private rooms start at $3,000 a month and private options range from $3,400 to $5,000 a month. Residents can count on activities each week such as art classes, group trips, game nights, gardening, and crafts that get people talking and moving, and there's a library for quiet time, too, along with indoor and outdoor areas that have gardens, a courtyard, and a bistro, so folks can relax or catch up with family or friends.
English Rose Manor works with seniors who need help living on their own, including folks with dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or developmental disabilities, and the staff uses special tools like alarms and bracelet systems to help keep people safe if they wander. The place is wheelchair accessible and has showers and bathtubs that are easy to get to, plus help with taking a bath, and residents who need diabetic care, high acuity care, incontinence support, or medication management will find those services here, as well as standby mobility help and specialized intervention programs for memory and behavior issues. There are regular visits from nurses, dentists, therapists, and other health providers, and English Rose Manor can look after people who are recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or seeking hospice care.
Meals here are cooked by a chef and include three servings per day, with vegetarian and kosher choices, and there's a focus on good food that meets dietary needs and tastes good, including dementia-friendly menu items and snacks. The home stays clean, the staff are friendly and help answer questions, and there's a beautician for hair and grooming on site. Some pets are welcome, such as cats or small dogs within a certain weight range, and transportation is available for an extra fee, while the property sits near public transit for getting around town.
English Rose Manor accepts both long-term residents and people needing short stays or respite care. In addition to board and care for memory concerns, it also has assisted living, independent living, and skilled nursing services, with options to adjust care as residents' needs change. The building has an emergency response system 24 hours a day, and visiting hours run from 9:00am to 8:00pm. English Rose Manor holds a license from Washington State, but doesn't accept Medicare and isn't certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The community speaks English and welcomes families looking for a home-like setting and steady support for older adults who need help with daily life or memory care.
