Andina's AFH

Andina's AFH is a private adult family home in Vancouver, Washington, with a license for six residents, and they're a member of the Adult Family Home Council. The home sits on a quiet property and offers a domestic, home-like setting with both indoor and outdoor spaces, so residents can relax in common areas or enjoy events like barbecues on the private patio. Staff includes Russian and Romanian speakers, and they're awake and on site 24 hours a day to support needs of any care level, whether someone needs basic help or more advanced support, such as standby and lift transfers, incontinence care for those who manage their own needs, catheter and colostomy care, wound care, and medication including insulin and feeding tubes. Andina's AFH serves people with memory loss and various health or mental health conditions, including Alzheimer's, development disabilities, and behavioral needs, all within a secured memory care setting that uses bracelets for residents who wander, with features in place to support safety, like locked areas and reminders for daily living. Meals are freshly made every day, with kosher and vegetarian options, and snacks, and an on-site beautician handles hair and grooming if needed. Residents get help as they age or face changing needs, and the staff works with visiting nurses, therapists, doctors, and podiatrists, and even provides hospice and respite care. The community supports an active, independent lifestyle with activities, devotional services, and programs suited for HCS meaningful day, DDA meaningful day, and expanded community services. Amenities include private or shared baths, wheelchair accessible showers and spaces, parking, as well as free transportation to appointments or events in Clark County. Visiting hours run from 9am to 8pm. The facility uses unique care models and tailored plans, aiming to keep everyone safe, comfortable, and engaged, whether someone comes for assisted living, memory care, or short-term respite.