Maple Leaf Home I

Maple Leaf Home I is a small adult family home in Seattle, Washington, with space for up to five residents and a license number of 617300. Folks get 24-hour care from staff who help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, using the bathroom, getting in and out of the shower, or taking medicine, and the place can help people who need memory care, help for incontinence, diabetic care, or high acuity support, even if someone needs two people to help them move. Rooms come as small, simple studios, shared apartments, or one-bedrooms, and the showers work for wheelchairs, so it stays accessible for folks with different needs. Residents can bring cats or dogs if they're small enough, and the home tries to keep things pretty homey, with homemade meals three times a day, and they'll fix kosher or vegetarian dishes if someone asks. People get laundry service, help with cleaning, barber or hair styling visits, gardening, and sometimes use a chapel or massage therapy, and there's always someone there if there's an emergency, since a licensed RN and trained staff are on site. You'll find a courtyard, a reading area, and some folks enjoy movie nights, music, recreation, and craft activities, and trips out to run errands or go to the doctor are arranged as needed, with transportation provided when possible. The staff can support special care plans for things like Parkinson's disease, as well as keep track of custom meal plans for things like high blood pressure or diabetes. Visitors usually come between 9:00am and 8:00pm so the house still feels like a calm place, and people who need a shorter stay can ask about respite options. Maple Leaf Home I is pet-friendly, serves King County, and focuses on providing a safe, family-style place for seniors who need support with living and health.