House of Elite AFH, LLC sits in Des Moines, WA, running as a licensed Adult Family Home with room for four residents at a time, and the place feels more like a family home than a big facility, which some people really appreciate. The staff's got training in caring for folks who wander and in handling memory loss, dementia, mental health, and developmental disabilities, so people get help that fits their needs, and there's always someone awake around the clock to keep an eye on things and lend a hand whenever needed. For those who need medication management, incontinence care, or help with things like bathing, feeding, or other daily activities, staff is always available, and there's an on-call doctor plus visiting medical professionals, which helps cover a wide range of care, especially for higher medical needs.
The setting's pretty peaceful, with both indoor and outdoor spaces where residents can relax, including landscaped grounds and a deck for sitting outside, and it's close to parks, restaurants, churches, and other places folks might like to visit, with free transportation for residents, making it easier to get out and about. There are private and semi-private rooms, costing $6,500 and $6,000 per month, which is more than some other places in the area, but you do get a cozier, close-knit group, and some people like that smaller, steadier feeling. They've got a computerized system that helps alert staff if someone tries to go somewhere unsafe, which is useful for people who wander, and staff work hard to maintain a clean and organized environment, which the community is known for.
Meals can be tailored for special diets, including vegetarian options, and meal services, laundry, and housekeeping are all provided. Social and educational activities happen both on-site and off-site, like arts and crafts, fitness programs, devotional services, and other group activities, as the aim is to keep residents engaged and help folks make friends, and the visiting hours are welcoming-from 9:00am to 8:00pm-which makes it easier for families to drop by. Residents can choose how much help they want with daily tasks, letting them keep as much independence as they're comfortable with. The staff gets good feedback for being compassionate, skilled, and dependable, and people notice the cheerful and supportive atmosphere, which is a strong point of the home.
House of Elite AFH, LLC accepts both Medicaid and private pay, but not Medicare unless there's certification, and it's licensed and checked by local authorities, so families can feel confident about standards. The home's dedicated website lets people check availability and pricing, and according to customer ratings, it's got high marks, with a 5.0 out of 5 average, though only from one review so far. With only four licensed beds, there's more attention to each person, which supports a calm, homelike setting for seniors who'd rather skip the hustle of larger communities. The facility specializes in memory care, diabetes management, dementia, and offers services for both long-term and short stays, helping seniors with non-acute care in a place that's meant to feel secure and welcoming.
