The Village Senior Living
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- 4707 South Orchard St., Tacoma, WA 98466
- (253) 785-2744
- 4.2 ( 1 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
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Description
About This Community
The Village Senior Living is a senior living community-based in Tacoma, WA. We specialize in independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care for older adults.
Senior Living Amenities and Services:
At The Village Senior Living, you will find a range of services that help our assisted living residents live independently. Our retirement community offers:
Independent Living Services:- Complimentary laundry facilities
- Social programs & leisure activities to promote the active independent lifestyle
- Beauty/Barber Salon
- Cable TV included in monthly rent
- Complimentary parking in a designated space
- Entertainment area for private family gatherings
- Community convenience store
- Beautifully landscaped walking paths
- 3 delicious meals a day served restaurant-style
- Medication management
- Care staff scheduled 24 hours a day
- Regularly scheduled health-monitoring
- Bathing, dressing, and grooming assistance
- Incontinence management
- Escort service to meals and activities
- Reminders and additional assistance with activities of daily living are available
Our Memory Care Program’s holistic approach in caring for people with dementia is based on Eight Core Components. These proven components help support and comfort our residents and enrich their daily lives.
- Personal care and activities of daily living
- Social interaction
- Emotional support
- Physical activity
- Mental stimulation
- Life-enrichment activities
- Artistic expression
- Good nutrition
Reviews
4.2
( 1 Reviews )
Lorri
August 06, 2021
We have chosen The Village Senior Living for my mother. I like the fact that it's a smaller unit. She has a bad hip, and she can walk; but everything is close together, so she doesn't have to walk a long way to go to the courtyard or go to the common areas. I like that they had private rooms. Mostly all the places I toured now, they have shared rooms; I don't like that. I like the staff. They're interactive, and you can tell they care a lot about the residents that live there. There's not a bunch of extra upcharges there. They have activities. They have their dining room, the common area, and a room to watch TV. I like it.
