Star of Hope 2

Star of Hope 2 sits at 2005 36th Place Southeast in Puyallup, Washington, and has a small, homey feeling with only six licensed beds and private or semi-private rooms, so folks don't feel crowded and the caregivers can pay close attention to everyone's needs, which seems to matter a lot to families who visit and leave reviews and shows up in a top rating of 5 out of 5 stars as well as a value rating of 4.8, and people have said good things about the staff always being friendly and the home being clean, cheerful, and organized, which is helped by owners with decades of experience in healthcare and nursing, and everyone notices the positive, home-like environment where dignity and respect come first. This Adult Family Home has been running for more than 28 years and handles all kinds of needs with specialized care, including dementia and Alzheimer's care, and even serves people with developmental disabilities and mental health conditions, so the services cover memory care, assisted living, independent living, and also offers board and care and respite stays, while people living here get help with daily activities, medication, meals, and personal care. The community welcomes visiting hours from 9:00am to 8:00pm, offers pet-friendly and handicap-accessible amenities, and keeps things safe and comfortable, which makes residents feel cared for and families get peace of mind, plus there's Wi-Fi for those who want to keep in touch, and the inside is set up to be easy to move through and keep the seniors happy and safe, especially those who might wander or get confused. Star of Hope 2, part of two facilities in Puyallup and Federal Way, doesn't take Medicaid, but it stays current with its state license, offers continuing care so folks don't need to move as needs change, and has received high praise for the way it meets individual needs promptly and thoughtfully. There's a big focus on activities and memory-enriching programs, particularly for memory care residents, and tours are available for people who want to get a look at daily life, dining, and activities before making decisions, and what folks like is that the care is personal, the setting is small, and the people there make all the difference, according to reviews and family feedback. The meals get high marks, the staff have top ratings, and the place won the Best of Senior Living 2025 award, which just sums up what many families have already noticed-a warm, clean, and loving home environment that can support seniors through all sorts of care needs in their later years.