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Prevent Falls / Safety-proof Your Home For Older Adults (Video)
Safety-proof your home Make sure all hallways, stairs, and paths are well lit and clear of objects such as books or shoes. Use rails and banisters when going up and down the stairs. Never place scatter rugs at the bottom or top of stairs. Tape all area rugs to the floor so they do not…
Prevent Poisoning: Carbon Monoxide, Medications, Cleaning products (Video)
Prevent poisonings for Older Adults Carbon Monoxide Never try to heat your home with your stove, oven, or grill since these can give off carbon monoxide–a deadly gas that you cannot see or smell. Make sure there is a carbon monoxide detector near all bedrooms, and be sure to test and replace the battery two…
Protect Against Fire and Related Dangers For Older Adults (Video)
Protect against fire and related dangers If there is a fire in your home, don’t try to put it out. Leave and call 911. Know at least two ways to get out of your apartment or home. When you’re cooking, don’t wear loose clothes or clothes with long sleeves Replace appliances that have fraying…
How to Afford Assisted Living
It is not unlikely that someone in your family is going to need some form of assisted living in their golden years. Today, those aged 65 have a nearly 70% chance of needing some form of long-term care and about 20% of those 70% are predicted to need this care for longer than five years…
World Alzheimer’s Day 2020 for Awareness, Education (September 21, 2020)
World Alzheimer’s Day is observed on September 21, every year to raise awareness, educate about Alzheimer’s and Dementia. This day is celebrated to understand the importance of talking about dementia and demystify it. Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease that causes brain cells to degenerate and die. It is the most common cause of dementia- a…
Memory Care Assisted Living vs Other Residential Care Options
People are living longer now and that is a very good thing, because of this the number of elderly citizens is on the rise. With this increasing number though, does come an increase in the numbers of people living with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia. The Alzheimer’s Association shared that in 2019, more than…
Life at Three Tree Vista
At Three Tree Vista, residents feel welcome, appreciated, and in good company to live their retirement years to the fullest.
Life at Three Tree Vista is what you want to make it. Enjoy as much social time or peace and quiet as you care to. There are plenty of places to mingle or relax, both inside the suites and common areas, and out on the lanai with the panoramic water view. Even on chilly nights, window seating can set the view as your backdrop while you read, sew, chat, or recharge.
Beyond the house, the best of the Pacific Northwest is close at hand. We can take you to nearby shopping plazas or area parks; plus CHI Franciscan Health/Highline Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente and specialty medical plazas in Burien are just minutes away. In the summer, we can drive around to visit garage sales, fairs, and other community events; in the winter, we can drive around to see the holiday lights.
There are countless senior care providers in the Pacific Northwest–-we never take for granted that you are counting on us to provide the very best care–-for your loved one and your entire family. Loved ones are welcome to visit as often as possible –-and please call us anytime you want an update on a resident’s health, happiness, and sleep—not to mention stories about their activities with us and socialization with fellow residents and their visitors. You or your loved one will cherish your time at Three Tree Vista, and we will cherish every day we get to spend with you.