Fieldstone Memory Care Bainbridge Island, sometimes called Fieldstone Rolling Bay & Memory Care Bainbridge, offers specialized care for people with Alzheimer's and other kinds of dementia, and it sits in a scenic wooded area on Bainbridge Island, Washington, with views of Seattle and Puget Sound, so there's always something calming about the surroundings, and folks living here can use the wide hallways, color-coded walls, and secure courtyards to move about safely without getting confused. The staff gives around-the-clock care with 24/7 on-call nurses, so there's always someone nearby, and every resident gets a personalized care plan that covers medication help, wellness checks, and support for moving or other daily needs, which is important when people's needs change over time. There are studio and one-bedroom apartments with call systems, large windows for natural light, and private bathrooms, and you'll notice rooms come with things you'd expect like Wi-Fi, cable TV, a kitchenette, air conditioning, and plenty of space to get around, so you don't feel crowded or boxed in. There's a beautiful secure outdoor courtyard with walking paths, raised gardens, and benches, which makes it easy for folks to get fresh air or do some gardening, and there's even an outdoor deck, a bocce ball court, and a putting green for a bit of recreation, while the shuttle service goes to a nearby beach, which is nice when the weather's good.
Inside, residents can take part in fitness classes, stretching, yoga, music therapy, arts and crafts, gardening clubs, live music, and regular outings, and there's a well-stocked library, a game room, a community movie theater, and a big activity room, so there's always a way to stay involved or just relax. The community's got an unusual feature called the town square, which has a theater, a beauty salon, and a '50s diner, and there's a Fireside Room where people like to sit by the fire. Dining's handled at Gerald's Restaurant, where they use fresh foods and offer all-day restaurant-style dining with options for special diets like diabetic, low salt, vegetarian, kosher, and renal, and residents can get room service if meals in the dining room don't suit them that day. They've included weekly housekeeping, laundry, and linen service, and there are private options too, so folks don't have to worry about day-to-day chores, and families seem to appreciate that general transportation and shopping help's part of the package. Safety's a clear focus, with gated entry, motion detectors, monitoring systems, and a centrally located medical office, plus the community uses technology like LifeLoop which helps families connect with their loved ones.
The community holds religious services and has an on-site spa and salons; pets aren't allowed, which can be a drawback for some, but the staff offers extra attention to help residents settle in and feel at home. It's a state-licensed assisted living facility under license number 2590, with 96 beds, owned by Cascadia Senior Living, and led by Executive Director Veronica Alcutt, and as part of the Fieldstone Communities brand, it offers a continuum of care with independent living, assisted living, and memory care, so people don't have to leave if their needs change. They've got spaces for hosting family events, encourage residents to start their own activities, and support resident independence with programs aimed at keeping both minds and bodies healthy, so altogether, Fieldstone Memory Care Bainbridge Island tries to create a safe, calm, and active place for seniors living with memory loss, where the building, the people, and the programs all work together to support folks as they age.
