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802 N Laurel Ln, Tacoma, WA 98406
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3467 Stanfield Rd SE, Lacey, WA 98503
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2325 48th Avenue SW, Tumwater, WA 98512
Adult Family Homes are private homes licensed by the State of Washington to care for up to six clients. Tumwater Meadows Adult Family Home, Inc. falls under this category as we offer long-term non-institutional care to frail, elderly and disabled adults. Our services provide warm, loving and personalized care in family settings within residential areas of our community. As a home provider, we have caregivers whove had the necessary training and experience to care for our residents. In addition to this, Tumwater Meadows Adult Family Home, Inc. has met a number of caregiving requirements, including first aid and CPR training. Tumwater Meadows Adult Family Home, Inc. also has services that can be tailored to provide for varying degrees of skills and backgrounds in health care such as CNAs, LPNs or RNs. How much does it cost to live at Tumwater Meadows Adult Family Home, Inc.? We offer affordable long-term care rates. Fees are based on the level of care needed, type of room desires and whether special needs or specialized care are required. We also accept Medicaid.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options
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3621 Oas Dr W, University Place, WA 98466
Woodland Adult Family Home is located in University Park, Washington, which is situated along the banks of scenic Puget Sound where seniors can enjoy breathtaking views of the Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier. Venues such as the Curran Apple Orchard and many walking parks help keep seniors active. Woodland Adult Family Home is an assisted living facility with a caring staff committed to providing residents with the support they require. The services offered include reminders for taking medication, oversight by an on-site registered nurse when medical intervention is needed and a variety of wellness programs. Fully staffed 24 hours per day, the facility also helps residents with memory loss disorders who need specialized care. Residents at Woodland Adult Family Home have all meals provided with accommodations for kosher and vegetarian diets. The staff helps design exercise programs for each resident and schedules various off-site events. Other activities with a focus on fun and entertainment are planned to help all residents stay active and engaged.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options
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1817 Hillview Rd, Centralia, WA 98531
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Assisted Living
Patty
5.0
Review of Fieldstone Cooper Point
I went to Fieldstone Cooper Point in Olympia. It is a large facility, and I toured the assisted living section for my mom. When I got in there, the entryway looked like a little community with a...
Assisted Living
Janet
5.0
Review of Artesian Place Assisted Living
We toured Artesian Place Assisted Living, which is right by the hospital. It's very clean, very nice, they had a lot of things to do, and the people were very friendly. I felt like I'd be...
Assisted Living
Barbara
5.0
Review of Brookdale Olympia East
I moved into Brookdale Olympia East 2 months ago. We have a lot of activities like exercises, games, and movies. My room is very comfortable. We have a lot of options for food. Some things are...
With fees averaging $4,805 per month, seniors are likely to find Olympia’s assisted living facilities more affordable. Yakima’s median of $4,975 is the only fee that comes close, but it’s still another $170 per month (or $2,040 when calculated annually). Median fees in other nearby cities are much higher, such as Longview ($5,300), Bremerton ($5,750) and Seattle ($6,750).
Olympia
$4,805
Washington
$6,000
United States
$4,500
Longview
$5,300
Bremerton
$5,750
Seattle
$6,750
Yakima
$4,975
Olympia’s median fee of $4,805 is $305 more per month than the U.S. average but is significantly more affordable than Washington’s norm of $6,000. Seniors may find costlier and more affordable facilities in Olympia, as multiple factors determine fees, particularly location and amenities provided.
Adult day health care’s monthly fee of $1,625 is the most affordable in Olympia, which is expected as services are non-medical and don’t include accommodation. Assisted living provides the same services, as well as a comfortable room, three meals per day and social activities, which reflects its median fee of $4,805. In-home care and home health care deliver non-medical and medical services, respectively, for the same average fee of $6,673. This is significantly more than assisted living and doesn’t include the senior’s home maintenance costs
In-Home Care
$6,673
Home Health Care
$6,673
Adult Day Health Care
$1,625
Assisted Living Facility
$4,805
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
$9,764
Seniors in Olympia don’t need to cope with issues on their own, as the city is home to many organizations committed to helping older residents live safe and fulfilling lives. The resources listed here can help assisted living residents in dispute with their care providers and veterans who require medical and non-medical care. There are also agencies that help Olympia’s seniors get the most from their communities via their senior centers and voluntary work.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Washington State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program | (800) 562-6028 | The purpose of the Washington State Long-Term Ombudsman Program is to support and protect the residents of licensed senior care facilities, educate them about their rights and promote greater standards among care providers. Its ombudsmen are trained volunteers who investigate complaints in confidence and attempt to resolve them with facilities through negotiation. Occasionally, an ombudsman may refer a complaint to an appropriate authority if they suspect criminal behavior, such as elder abuse. |
| Olympia Senior Center | (360) 586-6181 | Seniors Services of South Sound is a nonprofit dedicated to helping the region's older residents. It manages two seniors centers, including one in Olympia. For a small membership fee, both centers offer life enriching programs that educate, inform and help seniors maintain their health and fitness. Classes include seated Zumba, line dancing, yoga and tai chi. There are also TED Talks, language classes and instructions on using the latest tech gadgets. |
| RSVP of Lewis, Mason and Thurston Counties | (360) 943-2773 | The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) brings together adults aged 55+ who want to volunteer their time with the nonprofits and government agencies that rely on assistance to fulfill their purposes. Opportunities for volunteers can vary, some utilizing their existing skills and others requiring training. Common opportunities include teaching English to immigrants, delivering meals to homebound seniors and mentoring the community's younger members. |
| Olympia VA Clinic | (253) 583-2621 | Olympia VA Clinic is an outpatient medical facility delivering primary care and mental health care services to veterans and their dependents. It also specializes in social work, nutritional support and laboratory services. It doesn't offer non-medical care, such as support for PTSD sufferers, but can refer seniors to nearby facilities. The facility is open on weekdays, between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. |
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