Brookdale Hearthstone Moses Lake operates as an assisted-living community that also accommodates respite or short-term stays. Residents who have diabetes receive structured monitoring and support, and a mental wellness program addresses mood and cognition. Physical therapy services are available on site, and care staff are trained to work with individuals living with moderate dementia. These programs are coordinated to help residents maintain function while managing chronic conditions.
An awake night staff, 12–16-hour nursing coverage, and scheduled visits from physical, occupational, and wound-care specialists provide a consistent clinical framework. The community offers hospice coordination, podiatry, ambulatory and incontinence care, and full medication management. Help with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting is available at the full-assistance level, and staff can assist with transfers that involve walkers, wheelchairs, or simple standby support. Laundry and housekeeping are included to keep residents focused on recovery and daily life.
Apartments range from studio and efficiency layouts to units with kitchenettes and in-unit washer and dryer, and all have central air conditioning and cable access; Wi-Fi and phone connections are also offered. Wheelchair-accessible showers, resident parking, and landscaped outdoor areas—including walking paths and a garden—support mobility and fresh-air breaks. A library and computer lounge, as well as general parking, are on the grounds. Not every residence has every listed feature, so prospective residents should verify specific details during a tour.
Daily meals are prepared on site, and the kitchen can accommodate low-sodium, vegetarian, kosher, and gluten-free requirements. Guest meals are available so family or friends can join a resident for dining. Staff monitor individual nutritional needs and coordinate with clinical teams when special diets relate to diabetes management or other health concerns.
Amenities include a barber and beauty shop, a chapel for services or quiet reflection, a library for reading and computer use, an ice cream parlor for casual socializing, and a game room for cards or board games. These shared spaces are intended to keep residents engaged without requiring off-site travel.