Caring Arms Adult Family Home

Caring Arms Adult Family Home sits in a quiet cul-de-sac in Puyallup, Washington, and provides adult family home services for up to six residents at a time, keeping the setting calm and personal, and they've got private bedrooms that come with full wheelchair access so people who need mobility help can move around without worry, and if a couple wants to stay together they can combine rooms for a suite. The home's been newly remodeled and has a clean, comfortable feel, and there's a large family room, a kitchen, and a front sitting room that's nice for visitors, which helps the place feel more like a true family home than a big institution. Caregivers with different healthcare skills-including CNAs, LPNs, NARs, and RNs-work all day and night to help residents with day-to-day needs, bathing, dressing, meals, and medications, and medical professionals help create care plans tailored to each person's wishes and needs, which really helps residents keep their dignity and independence. They serve hand-prepared meals three times a day, and they also have services for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, plus respite care for families who need a break, all with a focus on keeping things safe, clean, and friendly. Caring Arms is owned and operated by Lisa Nelson, President, and Howard Nelson, Vice President, with Lisa Nelson handling more of the day-to-day management, and reviewers often mention the staff's caring attitude and professional touch, which lines up with their mission to give respectful, personalized care that brings peace of mind to families. The house is close to medical offices, shopping, and restaurants, and it's got a calm, home-like vibe that aims to make residents feel both safe and cared for, whether they need long-term help, have memory care needs, or want short-term relief for a primary caregiver. The facility is licensed by the state of Washington as an Adult Family Home under Caring Arms One AFH Inc., and falls under the "Adult Family Homes" category. Review ratings average four to five stars, with many comments about quality of care, cleanliness, and the supportive, non-institutional setting. Visiting hours run from 9:00am to 8:00pm. Each care plan comes with a personal touch designed by medical professionals, and there's always a focus on meeting both physical and emotional needs so residents feel respected, comfortable, and not alone.