Think of a superhero and you’ll likely conjure images of a fancy costume, maybe a cape and some other-worldly abilities, like X-ray vision or flying.
In reality, the past 16 months have proven that the real superheroes are far more down-to-earth!
At Quail Park of Lynnwood, the committed caregivers have demonstrated truly super abilities as they and residents together navigate the realities of life during a pandemic.
“We’re so proud of the caregivers we have throughout the residence,” says Denis Bryant, president and CEO of Living Care Lifestyles’ recently expanded Quail Park of Lynnwood.
“Whether it’s our chefs creating nutritious and delicious menus, the recreation team inspiring residents with innovative activities and out-trips or the nursing teams who ensure residents’ needs are met, these are the real superheroes.”
Quail Park of Lynnwood offers a full complement of well-appointed residences, from independent living cottages and apartments to assisted living and memory care accommodations.
Residents appreciate that continuity of care, providing the opportunity to age in place in inviting homes that suit their needs today, and tomorrow. The varied options also mean that couples with different care needs are at home together.
No matter the living option chosen, residents appreciate the welcoming, pet-friendly setting filled with thoughtful design details including full kitchens, walk-in closets, and in-suite washers and dryers. Complementing the residences are multiple dining options, social spaces, a heated pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center and an activity calendar that lets you be as busy – or as not – as you’d like to be.
This is your community, exactly as you want it.
Expanding to include greater care options
The Quail Park team is excited to further expand their care this summer with the opening of its Enhanced Assisted Living area in July.
The expansion will allow them to provide a higher level of care for people with conditions such as Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis or stroke, easily accommodating more specialized care such as two-person or mechanical lift transfers or special dietary needs.
Bridging the gap between Assisted Living and the need for skilled nursing, it’s a more personalized level of care that allows residents a medical-social model of living.
To learn more, visit Quail Park of Lynnwood online, or call
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