Most of our community members are retired teachers, veterans, nurses, public servants, and other careful savers. In many cases, their retirement income and Social Security are enough to cover the monthly cost.

When you consider what’s included—meals, housekeeping, maintenance, transportation, activities, and 24/7 support when needed—families often find the cost is comparable to staying at home, but with more peace of mind.

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We provide scheduled transportation for medical appointments and group outings within Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, Rathdrum, and Hayden. We do not travel to Spokane, but can help coordinate third-party transportation if needed.

The dining experience is one of the most-loved parts of life here. Meals are cooked from scratch by chefs who’ve been with us for nearly 10 years, and the menu includes daily specials as well as an always-available selection.

Breakfast is served all day (Eggs Benedict on Tuesdays is a favorite), and coffee and pastries are always stocked in the bistro. Community members even help shape the menu during regular chef feedback meetings—and some of their family recipes have made it in.

There’s a steady rhythm to life here. Mornings are relaxed—coffee, crosswords, and conversation in the bistro. But the days are full of life. We offer 45–50 activities every week, including fitness classes, games, concerts, happy hours, and creative outings, like thrift store fashion shows, scenic bus rides, and lake cruises.

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Independent and Assisted Living are under the same roof, which means transitions can happen without a big move or disruption. Support is tailored as needs change, so community members can stay in a familiar setting with people they know and trust.

The people. We’re not the flashiest building in town, but we’re known for how deeply we care. Many of our team members have been here five to ten years or more. That kind of consistency creates real trust and comfort—for both community members and families.

That’s common—but not knowing people doesn’t last long. The bistro is a natural gathering place, and we’re intentional about welcoming new neighbors and making introductions. People connect through morning coffee, outings, and events. One team member said it best: “This place brings people back to life.”

Absolutely. We welcome dogs, cats, and even birds. Pets bring joy and companionship, and we’re proud to be a pet-friendly community.

Yes—often very involved. Many families visit regularly, join for meals or events, and stay in close contact with our team. Some have had multiple generations live here over the years. That ongoing trust and connection is something we’re honored to be part of.

Yes. Our property connects directly to the Centennial Trail, so it’s easy to head out for a walk, ride, or just some fresh air. We also have raised garden beds, a backyard patio, and outdoor seating areas that make it easy to enjoy every season.

Yes. The building is shaped like a horseshoe, with apartments along the wings and elevators at the center. Most common areas—like the bistro, dining room, salon, and lounge—are on the main floor, so everything feels accessible and easy to learn.