Quality Care at Comstock Place Spokane Adult Assisted Living Home

We view our residents as our own family, not as customers. We go beyond basic care by treating each person as an individual.

The Details Are Important

We take the initiative to make sure our residents' needs are taken care of, down to the details. For example, it is important that their undergarments are not as only comfortable as possible (not made out of harsh plastic), but also provide a high enough level of protection to preserve their dignity.

Personal Dignity and Quality of Life

Instead of doing everything for them, we encourage them to do things that they can for themselves. Fore example, putting on shoes, getting dressed, and brushing teeth. It takes longer sometimes, but it preserves their dignity and helps maintain mental sharpness.

We advocate for our resident's needs and we look at the whole picture: nutrition, products, environment, and providers.

Needs We Help With

A personal care evaluation is conducted to determine available options. Higher levels of care are available for current residents as their needs change.

We help the elderly, as well as others who need assistance with personal hygiene, bathing, dressing, eating, toilet, or medication. Serious health problems such as diabetes, respiratory problems, depression, and dementia also benefit from our attentive care. Our staff is also trained to assist with special needs such as oxygen, insulin assistance, special dietary regimens, insulin assistance, and administration with nurse delegation. We can also help with travel to medical services and essential shopping.

We accept people with stable mental health. No smoking or use of alcohol or non-prescription drugs is allowed.

Qualified and Caring Staff

Each and every one of our staff is dedicated to provide excellent care. We have the highest standards for our staff:

• Residential Care Administrator certificate
• Certified Nurse Assistant
• Specialty training on Fundamentals of Caregiving
• Specialty training for Nurse Delegation
• Certificate from the Department of Social and Health Services for Mental Health Specialty Training
• Certificate from Aging and Adult Services Administration for Dementia Caregiving AFH Specialty Training.
• Certificate from the Division of Developmental Disabilities Specialty Training
• Certificate from the Mental Health Division for training on Gentlecare System of Dementia Care, presented by Moyra J.D. Jones, MD.
• First Aid and C.P.R.
• Criminal background check
• Food and beverage handler’s permit
• TB test
• Take at least 10 hours of continuing education per year

Inspection Report

To view our latest DSHS Inspection, dated April 9, 2008, click the image to the left.