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South Hill Village
3117 East Chaser Lane, Spokane, WA, 99223
South Hill Village
3117 East Chaser Lane, Spokane, WA, 99223
Conveniently located in Spokane, Washington, South Hill Village offers everything residents need to live life to the fullest in one warm, inviting residence. Offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care services, South Hill Village is the perfect community to “age-in-place,” creating a unique continuum of care that helps residents get everything they need without moving between residences.
At South Hill Village, long-term care is about much more than daily assistance. They are dedicated to creating a well-rounded living experience that provides stimulating opportunities, designed with residents in mind.
The community’s on-campus amenities include:
- Outdoor walking trails
- An enclosed courtyard
- Gardening areas with raised flower beds
- Activity and recreation rooms
- An on-site library with computers
- Spacious common areas and family rooms, perfect for family gatherings
- An on-site beauty salon and barbershop
- Complimentary transportation
- Resident storage
- A full-service communal dining room
- A private dining room, available for reservation
- Chef-prepared meals
All-day dining options give residents the freedom to enjoy delicious meals and snacks whenever they please. Highly-trained culinary staff coordinate with expert dietitians to craft nutritious recipes, taking the stress out of meal preparation and nutrition tracking for residents.
The meals change daily, offering a wide variety of selections like artichoke salad, baked honey soy-ginger chicken, and roast sirloin among others. Starter dishes, entrees, side dishes, and desserts are available, ensuring residents walk away from meals feeling satisfied.
During meals, residents can share meaningful experiences with their peers and create long-lasting connections. Along with meals, the community provides stimulating activities designed to help residents engage with one another and explore their hobbies.
The activities schedule at South Hill Village changes daily, giving residents new events to choose from. Events vary, but they may include opportunities like live auctions, Catholic mass, tai-chi lessons, sittercise, and more.
Outside the community, there’s plenty to do in the Spokane area. The city is home to endless attractions, restaurants, stores, and more. Riverfront Park is a great place to spend a warm afternoon with friends and family, home to a unique cable car experience, sculptures, and a scenic river walk.
Manito Park is another must-see location, home to Spokane’s historic botanical gardens. With one-of-a-kind events, a conservatory, and more, there’s plenty to enjoy for guests of all ages.
Getting around the area is easier than ever for South Hill Village residents is easier than ever, thanks to the community’s complimentary transportation program. Shuttle rides to an from points of interest throughout the city is available by request, helping residents shop and sightsee worry-free.
Incoming residents can choose from the following accommodations, depending on their budget and their personal preferences:
- Private suites
- Studios
- One-bedroom units
- Two-bedroom units
Select units have soaring 12-foot ceilings, creating open, relaxing environments where residents thrive. Each apartment is equipped with individually-controlled heating and air conditioning, a kitchenette, basic cable, walk-in closets, and walk-in showers for maximum convenience. If residents want to move in with their cat or dog, they’re welcome to do so thanks to the community’s pet-friendly policy.
At South Hill Village, residents can live life in total comfort, feeling treasured and appreciated by the staff. They love the meals, which are as tasty as they are nutritious. The community’s supportive services take the stress out of everyday life, eliminating chores and cleaning from each resident’s daily routine.
When residents move into South Hill Village, they’ll feel at-home right away. During their stay, they’ll form strong bonds with the staff members and their peers, thanks to the community’s close attention to detail and their daily activities schedule.
To see why families love South Hill Village, please use the link above to schedule a tour. Touring the community is the best way to see everything it has to offer, giving prospective residents a clear idea of what to expect before moving in.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the address of South Hill Village Assisted Living?
South Hill Village is located at:
3117 East Chaser Lane
Spokane, WA 99223
Q: What are the services and amenities at South Hill Village Assisted Living?
At the South Hill Village assisted living community, residents enjoy a wide variety of services and amenities alongside their care services, designed to create a well-rounded living experience. These amenities and services include:
- Housekeeping
- Memory care services
- Health and wellness programs
- Linen services
- Meals
- Transportation services
- Daily social activities
- Pet care
- Room service
- Access to staff around-the-clock
- Medication management
- Medication administration
- Diabetic care
- Behavior tracking
- Personal check-ins
- Emergency pendants
The services and amenities included with monthly rent depend on the person’s long-term care program. To learn more, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: How much does South Hill Village cost?
The costs for independent living, assisted living, and memory care varies. There is no one-size-fits-all pricing model for residents at the South Hill Village senior living community.
Prices depend on the person’s chosen apartment, their levels of care, and the additional services they need to manage their health and wellness. The community offers a variety of services in addition to their standard services and amenities that may require additional fees.
To learn more about the cost of long-term care at South Hill Village, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: What levels of care does South Hill Village provide?
South Hill Village is a non-medical senior living community. They offer assisted living options, independent living, and dementia care for residents with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
The community provides services like personal care and medication management, but they do not offer ongoing nursing care. Some skilled care services are available in addition to the standard assisted living options, but the community is not equipped to provide daily, ongoing assistance for residents with chronic illness or injury.
If a person needs skilled nursing care when they move into the assisted living community, they are welcome to arrange it with a third-party provider.
The community’s Alzheimer’s care programs are not a substitute for skilled nursing care. Instead, caregivers assist residents with Alzheimer’s disease daily to help them manage their symptoms and transition through their daily tasks.
To learn more about the long-term care services and levels of care available at South Hill Village, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: What are residents saying about South Hill Village?
When residents move into South Hill Village, they know right away they’re at a community that’s much more than a “place for mom.” From the compassionate caregivers to the spacious apartment homes, the community offers everything a person needs to live their retirement to the fullest.
They love the delicious meals, the convenient transportation services, and the daily activities that make meeting friends easier than ever. They’re encouraged to live their retirements by design, enjoying the activities and hobbies that make them happy.
To learn more about what residents love at South Hill Village, please use the link above to schedule a tour.
Q: What is respite care and what are the benefits?
South Hill Village offers short-term respite care services for individuals who typically receive in-home care.
Respite care gives family caregivers an opportunity to take time away from their duties, knowing their loved one is in great hands. Respite care residents have access to the same assisted living options, memory care, and wellness programs as long-term residents.
To learn more about short-term care at South Hill Village, please use the ink above to make an inquiry.
Q: What are the living options like at South Hill Village?
South Hill Village offers a variety of apartments and living options to choose from, depending on an incoming resident’s level of care.
The apartments are spacious and tastefully-appointed, including large closets, kitchen areas, individually-controlled heating and air condition, basic cable, and patios in select units.
Floor plans are specially designed for residents with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, offering open layouts that minimize confusion and fall risks.
To learn more about the apartment homes at South Hill Village, please use the link above to schedule a tour.
There are 6 hospitals within 25 miles of South Hill Village. The two closest hospitals are Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center which is 4.0 miles away and Multicare Deaconess Hospital which is 4.5 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at South Hill Village are:
- Pet Friendly
- Outdoor Areas
- Pool
- Clubs & Communities
- Social Outings
Services and Amenities
Services
- Complimentary Transportation
- English
- Activity Center
- Housekeeping
- Parking
Activities & Fitness
- Allowed Outdoors
- Karaoke
- Happy Hour
- Live Musical Performances
- Yoga / Chair Yoga
- Intergenerational Programs
Dining & Nutrition
- Café/Bistro
- Special Dietary Menus
- Coffee Shop
- All-Day Dining
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Meals Provided
Safety
- Keypad Entry
- 24 Hour Security System
Accommodations
- Beauty Salon
- Central Fireplace
- Dogs Allowed
- Flat Screen TV
- Porch
- Snack Shop
Care
- Nurse
- Podiatrist
- Physical therapist
- Occupational therapist
- Speech therapist
- Secured Community
Neighborhood
- Piano or Organ
- Woodworking Shop
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My loved one has resided in a total of 3 long-term care facilities (for dementia) since 2017 and resided in assisted living at this facility for 4.5 years (prior, during, and after the Covid health emergency). Long-term care staffing was a challenge before the Covid pandemic, drastically worsened du...
My loved one has resided in a total of 3 long-term care facilities (for dementia) since 2017 and resided in assisted living at this facility for 4.5 years (prior, during, and after the Covid health emergency). Long-term care staffing was a challenge before the Covid pandemic, drastically worsened during the pandemic, and has not yet recovered. Staff turn-over is high and vacancies persist at all company-run long-term care facilities. The vast majority of the SHV staff are kind and caring, but there are care delivery shortfalls. I would rate the care delivered as average, at best, throughout the 4.5 years. The good: nurse manager, Dee Herta RN, is utterly fantastic and trustworthy. The dietary staff track and report residents who don’t show up for a meal. All but the newer dietary staff know the residents by name and preferences. Laundry services return the clothes and bedding to the correct resident 99.5% of the time. This facility does NOT have a theft problem. The bad: SHV communication has always been abysmal. I routinely hit a road block when I needed to speak with someone in authority. The receptionist always states that the individual is “in a meeting”. Most of management does not respond to emails or voice mails. The receptionists promise to deliver a message, but no one calls back. I always had to place repeated calls to get traction. Housekeeping services were skimpy or deferred when staffing was low. In March 2023, I was in the room, out of the line of sight, when a housekeeper opened the door and asked my loved one if they wanted the room cleaned. My loved one responded, “What ever you think is best” and the housekeeper said she would return next week and clean. I stepped into the hallway and asked her to clean the room. As she was working, she said that a housekeepers had called off and she had double the number of rooms to clean. I am a retired physician and the resident’s POA. I was appalled to discover that care staff were aware of and repeatedly failed to report functional and health declines to me (recurrent nausea and diarrhea; declines in the resident''s ability to perform activities of daily living). The resident''s memory prevented accurate self-assessment when queried. In late February 2023, staff noted that the resident vomited in the dining room during lunch and had not felt well the day prior. This was not reported to me with no explanation as to why. Staff checked in a few hours later and the resident reported feeling weak. The resident’s blood pressure was taken once and was low normal. Staffed called an ambulance and sent the resident to the hospital without communicating any of this to me until AFTER the ambulance had departed their facility. This was not a life-threatening emergency. Several care staff subsequently advise me that the facility policy is to transport before calling family (to avoid delays caused by family protests). Following this event, my loved one demonstrated an accelerated decline in memory and self-care with increased confusion and the need for greater assistance. I met with nursing management and we increased the level of supportive care. But this care was not delivered. A couple of days after this change, I arrived early and sat in the room with my loved one for hours of quiet observation. The resident received no assistance with hygiene or getting dressed and was not prompted to go to the dining room for lunch. This is when I decided to move the resident to memory care at another facility. (And, the care at that facility was also average, at best.) Do your due diligence before selecting any care facility. All marketing directors are skilled at promotion. Call the long-term care ombudsman and ask about the concerns raised the residents'' loved ones. Seek out family members during peak visiting hours and speak with as many as possible. Sit quietly in the common areas and watch the interaction between staff and residents. My loved one received the most attentive, compassionate care (by far) in a superb adult family home.
Read moreWe moved my mother into South Hill Village and it has been the best experience! Such caring and compassionate staff, and the accommodations are remarkable! Could not say greater things about South Hill Village!
South Hill Village was very nice and could have been a good option. It was just too far away and would have taken us too long to get there to visit.
I am very impressed with South Hill Village so far. Everybody is so friendly and the residents all seem so happy when I talk to them during my visits with mom. My granddaughters who are little come to visit my mom a lot and everyone loves having them here. There are tons of activities provided for t...
I am very impressed with South Hill Village so far. Everybody is so friendly and the residents all seem so happy when I talk to them during my visits with mom. My granddaughters who are little come to visit my mom a lot and everyone loves having them here. There are tons of activities provided for the residents - she is always busy. The value for the money is amazing for the care that she is receiving. We love South Hill Village and mom is so happy to be here. We would highly recommend the facility to other families.
Read moreSouth Hill offers independent living, assisted living and memory care. I would really caution people looking into this facility (even if it is for independent living or assisted) to look into the memory care unit as well even if your loved one does not need that care at this time. The rooms are extr...
South Hill offers independent living, assisted living and memory care. I would really caution people looking into this facility (even if it is for independent living or assisted) to look into the memory care unit as well even if your loved one does not need that care at this time. The rooms are extremely small, the hallways are narrow, and the common area is really cramped. When we went to look at memory care all of the residents were sitting hip to hip watching TV. The food is fantastic for independent and assisted living, but for memory care it is boxed up and driven over. I would not recommend South Hill Village for Memory care.
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