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Dementia Care
DementiaCareHomeinBonneyLake,WA
Structured, 24-hour dementia care in a warm, licensed residential home — where only six residents live, and every face is a familiar one.
What Is a Dementia Care Home?
A licensed dementia care home built for genuine connection.
A small, licensed residential home for individuals living with dementia — where structured routines, consistent caregivers, and a home-like setting make every day calmer and more meaningful.
Residents maximum
6
24/7 support
Dementia care with awake on-site staff — every hour, every day.
Tailored
Daily routine per resident
24/7
On-site dementia caregivers
3+
Dementia types supported
100%
Licensed by WA DSHS
Know the Signs
Signs Your Loved One May Need a Dementia Care Home
If you're noticing any of the following, it may be time to consider professional dementia care support.
8 signs to watch for
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01Confusion about time, place, or familiar people
02Wandering or attempting to leave the home unsafely
03Frequent and intense mood swings or emotional outbursts
04Forgetting familiar faces — including close family members
05Difficulty completing everyday tasks like cooking or dressing
06Significant sleep disturbances or nighttime restlessness
07Repeating the same questions or statements within minutes
08Loss of ability to hold a conversation or find words
Our Approach
How We Provide Dementia Care at Fedrick
Every aspect of life at our home is designed to reduce confusion, build familiarity, and support each resident's dignity and wellbeing.
Daily life
A Typical Day in Dementia Care at Fedrick
Structured routines are one of the most powerful tools in dementia care. Here's what a typical day looks like for our residents.
- 1Morning
Gentle Wake-Up & Personal Care
Caregivers assist with bathing, grooming, and dressing at an unhurried pace, using familiar cues and calm communication to ease residents into the day.
- 2Mid-Morning
Breakfast, Medication & Light Activity
A warm home-cooked breakfast followed by supervised medication administration. Light music or gentle conversation helps set a positive tone.
- 3Afternoon
Memory Activities & Engagement
Personalised cognitive activities — reminiscing, music, puzzles, or garden time — designed to stimulate and engage at each resident's own level.
- 4Evening
Dinner, Wind-Down & Restful Sleep
A nutritious evening meal, quiet relaxation time, and a consistent bedtime routine to reduce sundowning and support safe, restful sleep.
Why Small Is Better
Why a Small Dementia Care Home Outperforms a Large Facility
For people with dementia, familiarity is everything. A small home means consistent faces, predictable spaces, and genuine one-on-one care.
01
Fewer faces, less disorientation
With only six residents, your loved one sees the same familiar caregivers every day — dramatically reducing confusion and distress.
02
Higher caregiver attention
Our small home means more one-on-one time per resident and faster response to any behavioural or health changes.
03
A real home, not a corridor
A true residential setting — not an institutional hallway — is proven to reduce agitation and improve wellbeing in dementia patients.
04
Care built around the individual
Each care plan reflects the resident's personal history, stage of dementia, preferences, and family input — never a generic programme.
“Six residents. The same faces, every single day. That's not just care — that's home.”
Dementia Care Home — Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions families ask most when exploring dementia care options in Bonney Lake, WA.
We support residents living with Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and mixed dementia. Our caregivers receive ongoing training across all dementia types and stages.
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Licensed Dementia Care Home · Bonney Lake, WA · Vascular & Lewy Body Dementia Care