Kay Adult Family Home, Inc. sits in Vancouver, WA, and offers a residential care home with six licensed beds, keeping things small and personal so people can feel at home and get the attention they need. The place's got private rooms, some with full-size, wheelchair accessible bathtubs, and you'll see both indoor and outdoor spaces for socializing or just enjoying a bit of quiet. There's a homey feel all through, with caregivers and nurses on duty, and Sofia, the RN, is there eight hours a day, every day, making sure folks are well looked after, which many families really appreciate. Staff stay awake through the night, so there's always someone around if help's needed, and the team has training for everything from daily living tasks to medication, injections, and help for heavier care needs, including moving folks with a Hoyer lift.
Kay Adult Family Home, Inc. offers a wide range of care types, so seniors can stay as needs change-assisted living, long-term care, skilled nursing, memory care for Alzheimer's and other dementias, and adult day services, and the place's set up to help with diabetes, incontinence, and behavioral care, even for those who wander or act out. There's a special secured memory area with alarm bracelets for those at risk for wandering, and visiting doctors, nurses, dentists, podiatrists, and physical therapists come by regularly, so residents don't always have to leave the house for care, and when someone needs extra support, hospice and respite care are available as well. High-level care, mental health, and developmental disability services are available too, and the home's got license for all this, covering residents from Clark County.
You'll find meals cooked fresh each day, and folks can pick from kosher, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, organic, low sodium, and low sugar options, even room service or snacks at any time if needed, so people with special diets don't have to worry, and there are international meal options as well. People can keep a cat in their room if that's something they like for companionship, and there's free parking for those who still drive or if people come to visit during the listed 9:00am to 8:00pm hours. Transportation's offered for errands or appointments, with a little fee for certain trips, and onsite you'll see things like beauty and barber services, stretching and art classes, devotional services both inside and outside the home, and social activities meant to help people stay active and engaged, including programs for those with memory loss like brain fitness activities. Shared sitting areas give people a chance to chat or just relax with company, and the staff work hard to create a warm, friendly place where residents and their families can feel a sense of belonging, and always have someone to turn to with questions or needs. The staff's known for modern methods and professional care, but nobody forgets the simple kindness and attention that make each person feel safe and comfortable, with small touches like private bathrooms, wheelchair accessible showers, and activities designed to support each person, whether they need just a bit of help or much more care.
