Personal Care
Assistance may include bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, toileting, and other activities of daily living according to each resident's assessed needs.
Residential Care & Support
- Personal care and activities of daily living
- Mobility, transfers, positioning, and supervision
- Meals, hydration, housekeeping, and personal laundry
- Medication-related support according to individual needs
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Residential Adult Family Home Care
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Individualized Resident Support
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Safety, Comfort & Daily Living
About Us
Residential care shaped around each person's needs, routines, and preferences.
Summer Care Residence offers care in a smaller residential Adult Family Home environment where residents can receive assistance with personal care, daily activities, mobility, meals, supervision, and other appropriate support.
We believe a home should support more than physical needs. Familiar routines, personal choices, respectful communication, privacy, dignity, family relationships, and everyday comfort are also important parts of residential care.
Our Home
A residential environment designed for comfort, care, and everyday living.
Summer Care Residence provides a home setting where residents can receive the support they need while remaining part of a smaller household environment. The residence supports daily routines, meals, rest, social interaction, family visits, and individualized care.
Residential Setting
Care is provided in a home environment rather than a large institutional setting, allowing daily routines to feel more familiar and personal.
Everyday Living
The home supports meals, personal routines, rest, social interaction, activities, and the everyday rhythm of residential life.
Individual Attention
Resident needs, preferences, abilities, routines, and care requirements help guide how daily assistance is provided.
Care & Services
Residential support for daily life in an Adult Family Home.
Mobility & Transfers
Residents may receive assistance with walking, positioning, transfers, and safe movement around the home based on their individual abilities and care needs.
Medication Support
Medication-related assistance may be provided according to the resident's care plan, applicable requirements, and the services the home is approved to provide.
Meals & Hydration
Meals, snacks, and hydration are part of daily residential living and can take resident needs, preferences, and applicable dietary requirements into consideration.
Housekeeping & Laundry
Routine housekeeping and personal laundry help maintain a clean, comfortable, and organized living environment for residents.
Supervision & Daily Support
Resident supervision and assistance are provided according to individual needs, care plans, abilities, and daily routines.
Why Summer Care Residence?
Individualized
residential care
in a smaller home environment.
Care Based on Individual Needs
Each resident has different abilities, preferences, routines, and support needs. Care is organized around the individual rather than using the same routine for everyone.
Smaller Residential Environment
An Adult Family Home provides care in a residential setting where daily life can remain more familiar and personal.
Support Throughout Daily Living
Depending on resident needs and approved services, assistance may include personal care, mobility, meals, medication-related support, supervision, housekeeping, laundry, and other daily needs.
Family Communication
Communication with residents, families, and appropriate care partners helps support continuity and understanding as resident needs change.
The services provided to each resident depend on assessment findings, the negotiated care plan, provider capabilities, availability, and the services the home is approved to provide.
Care Planning
Making sure resident needs and the home's capabilities are a good match
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Understanding Resident Needs
A prospective resident's care needs, abilities, routines, preferences, and health-related requirements are reviewed to help determine appropriate support.
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Planning Daily Support
Personal care, meals, mobility, supervision, medication-related needs, and other daily support can be addressed through the resident's care planning process.
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Coordinating Care
When appropriate, communication with family, healthcare professionals, and other care partners helps support continuity of care.
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Reviewing Specialized Needs
Residents with nursing, dementia, mental health, developmental disability, mobility, hospice, or other specialized needs are reviewed individually to determine the appropriate level of support.
Daily Living
Care is also about
the ordinary moments
that make each day feel familiar.
Daily Residential Life
- Meals, snacks, and hydration
- Personal care and familiar routines
- Housekeeping and personal laundry
- Supervision and individualized assistance
- Conversation and social interaction
- Family visits and communication
More Than Personal Care
Residential care includes the everyday parts of life that matter to residents: mealtimes, conversation, familiar activities, quiet time, hobbies, family visits, rest, and comfortable routines.
Activities and daily routines can be adapted to resident interests, abilities, preferences, and care needs.
Adult Family Home Care
What is an Adult Family Home?
An Adult Family Home is a state-licensed residential home where adults can receive room, meals, laundry, supervision, personal care, and assistance with activities of daily living.
Adult Family Homes provide care in a smaller residential environment. Depending on the home, resident needs, staff qualifications, and approved services, some homes may also provide nursing or specialized care.
Services at Summer Care Residence are determined according to resident needs, assessment information, the care plan, provider capabilities, availability, and the services the home is approved to provide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful questions about Adult Family Home care.
Choosing a residential care home is an important decision. Families are encouraged to ask about care needs, services, availability, daily routines, and whether the home can appropriately support the prospective resident.
Ask About Care & Availability ↗
An Adult Family Home is a licensed residential
home where adults can receive room, meals,
laundry, supervision, personal care, and
assistance with daily living. Services vary
according to the home and resident needs.
Resident care is based on assessment information,
individual needs, abilities, routines, preferences,
and the negotiated care plan.
Depending on resident needs and approved services,
support may include personal care, mobility assistance,
meals, medication-related support, supervision,
housekeeping, laundry, social interaction, and
coordination with appropriate care partners.
A prospective resident's needs are reviewed
before admission. This helps determine whether
the home can safely and appropriately provide
the required care and support.
Families can contact Summer Care Residence to
discuss current availability, care needs, and
arranging a personal visit to the home.
Our Testimonials
Real voices. Real care. Real peace of mind.
Choosing an Adult Family Home
Questions worth discussing before choosing a home.
Can the home meet the resident's care needs?
Discuss personal care, mobility, supervision, medication needs, dietary needs, health conditions, and any specialized support that may be required.
What will everyday life look like?
Ask about meals, routines, activities, personal preferences, visitors, household life, and how the resident's normal routines can be supported.
How will families stay informed?
Clear communication is important when care needs or routines change. Families can ask how important updates and care concerns are communicated.
Employment
Interested in residential Adult Family Home care?
Summer Care Residence values dependable, compassionate caregivers who understand resident safety, dignity, personal care, communication, teamwork, and the importance of following each resident's care plan.
Contact Summer Care Residence
Talk with us about care, availability, and visiting the home.
Every prospective resident has different needs. Contact Summer Care Residence to discuss the type of support needed, current availability, questions about residential care, or arranging a personal tour.
Call Us
(253) 285-5995
Email Us
summer.care.residence@gmail.com
Schedule a Visit
Contact us to arrange a personal tour.