marcyroial

Marcia Roial-Craciun is a current owner of Evergreen Quality Home in Hazel Dell Vancouver Washington 98685. Right now we have a private room available with bathroom and very nice view. We are taking care of people with special needs such as: all types of dementia , physical therapy, stroke recovery, bed bound , etc. We live on -site with our family, we are loving providers, owners and care givers, and are in charge of day to day operations of the home. If you or someone you know would like to see an Adult Family Home or have any questions about it , you could e-mail us at: evergreenqualityhome@yahoo.com
for a free tour to meet us, our friendly staff and our wonderful residents. Evergreen Quality Home provides a warm, loving and caring environment for seniors who can no longer live on their own, but would like to live in a home-like environment where they can be treated like a family member. We make sure that they feel loved and that they are part of our family. Evergreen Quality Home has only qualified and experienced caregivers who pay special attention to each resident's individual needs.

We have a maximum of six residents at one time, and because of this we can provide a high-level of one-on-one attention while giving them a sense of routine, giving our residents a sense of calm and contentment. Services Provided at our place are: Assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, Incontinence management, Assistance with medication, Assistance with walking, Meals and Snacks, Special Diets, Access to Health & Medical Services, Partnering with family and medical professionals, Housekeeping & Personal Laundry Services, Social & Recreation Activities, Health Promotion & Exercise. Additionally, an AFH setting allows residents to “age in place”, meaning they don’t have to relocate every time their need level advances, since specialized nursing care, therapy, or hospice professionals can come to the AFH. Aging in place is considered a “golden standard” for senior care, because relocating can be disconcerting or disorienting to many elderly or developmentally disabled people.