A real house, made safe for seniors.
Hillside Bliss sits on a quiet street in Lakewood. Inside, every room was set up with comfort and safety in mind. Here's a look around.
Where the day comes together.
A long, bright room with soft recliners, big windows and plenty of space to move around with a walker or wheelchair. This is where residents watch the news, nap after lunch, and visit with family.
- Comfortable recliners
- Lots of natural light
- Wide, open walkways
- TV and music
A quiet room of their own.
Each bedroom comes ready with an adjustable bed, nightstand, seating and window blinds. Families are encouraged to bring photos, a favorite blanket, a familiar chair. The more it feels like theirs, the better.
- Adjustable care bed
- Overbed table
- Room for personal items
- Private and shared options
Built to prevent falls.
Bathrooms are where many falls happen, so we planned ours carefully. Sturdy grab bars, non-slip flooring, and enough room for a caregiver to help safely.
- Grab bars at the toilet
- Non-slip floors
- Room for assistance
- Good lighting and ventilation
Meals together, fresh air outside.
Residents share meals at one family table, right next to sliding doors that open onto the deck. On nice days, coffee tastes better outside.
- Family-style dining
- Deck access
- Garden and greenery
- Bright, open kitchen
Slow mornings. Full afternoons.
Every day follows each resident's own rhythm. Here's what a typical one looks like.
Wake up at their own pace
Help with getting washed and dressed, morning medications, then a warm breakfast.
Something to look forward to
Music, puzzles, a short walk, or simply a good conversation over coffee.
Lunch at the family table
A fresh, home-cooked meal, followed by rest time for anyone who wants it.
Visits and fresh air
Family visits, time on the deck, a favorite show, or a phone call with the grandkids.
Dinner and winding down
Dinner together, evening medications, and help getting ready for a good night's sleep.
Someone is always here
Caregivers stay in the home through the night, ready if anyone needs help.
Safety you can see, and some you can't.
Licensed home
Licensed and inspected by Washington State DSHS.
Grab bars
Installed in bathrooms and other key spots.
Open layout
Wide spaces for walkers and wheelchairs.
24/7 staff
Caregivers on site day and night.
Come see the home for yourself.
Photos only tell part of the story. Walk through the rooms, meet the people who would care for your loved one, and ask us anything. No pressure, no sales pitch.