FAQs
Care and Services Available at Ohana Hale Senior Living of Bellevue
Care and Services Available at Ohana Hale Senior Living of Bellevue
An Adult Family Home (AFH) is a residential home licensed by DSHS (the Department of Social and Health Services) to provide personal care for up to 6 non-related individuals, commonly called “residents.”
Be aware that not all AFHs provide the same level of care or services. Providers offer care based on their skill level or staffing, and therefore not all services may be available in every AFH.
We provide personal care and supervision, medication assistance, and necessary help with activities of daily living like grooming, bathing, dressing, and incontinence care. We offer social activities, room and board, laundry, and other care services.
Adult Family Homes play a vital role in Washington State’s long-term care, providing round-the-clock care to more than 20,000 seniors, and relieving a tremendous burden for thousands of families.
We can provide care to six (6) residents at Ohana Hale Senior Living, which is the current state limit in Adult Family Homes. In 2024, we will increase our capacity to eight (8) residents which will be the maximum allowed by WA State law.
The cost of care at Ohana Hale Senior Living of Bellevue is based on several factors, including your care needs, room choice, and any additional services that you need or wish to receive.
The cost for care includes room and board, all utilities and housekeeping, laundry services, recreational activities, our health maintenance program, and all personal care services you require as outlined in your individualized care plan.
The exact rate is determined upon completion of a needs assessment and varies between $300 and $470 per day.
Ohana Hale Senior Living of Bellevue is licensed by the Department of Social Health Services (DSHS) to care for up to six residents.
The DSHS licenses and monitors all adult family homes in Washington state. Aside from the initial licensing inspection, DSHS makes yearly unannounced licensing inspections. The Washington State ombudsman program also conducts unannounced visits to adult family homes to monitor and advocate for residents’ rights.
Yes! We not only welcome but encourage family and friends to visit their loved ones at Ohana Hale. Often, this brightens their day and provides additional companionship and emotional support. Our visiting ours are flexible so feel free to stop by anytime.
In addition to being fully staffed during the day, as also provide and awake night staff to ensure the highest quality of care 24/7 – not just when staff is awake. This ensure comfort, well-being, and dignity at all time.
We prepare freshly made and healthy meals in-house every day and to your taste! In addition, we can accommodate a variety of special diets such as Mechanical Soft, pureed, low fat, low salt, vegetarian, and more.
Up to 100% transefing assistance can be provided. We can help you get in and out of your bed, chair, toilet, and shower so your physical limitations won’t get the way of your mobility.
At this time, we DO NOT provide transportation. However, we can coordinate transportation on your behalf for urgent medical appointments or other outings, as needed.
Lynnette is Ohana Hale’s Entity Representative and Resident Manager. She’s an occupational therapist with a lifetime of helping the elderly and children reach a better quality of life. Her passion for serving others is a key ingredient in the compassionate care she provides.
Kekoa is a former pastor turned real estate investor and entrepreneur. His love for people and desire to help others has led him to partner with Joseph Spada to open one of the best AFH in Washington State.
Kekoa led the creative design and management of transforming the Ohana Hale Bellevue home into a truly unique environment to meet the specific needs of our residents.
Nicola Rhoden (left) is an experienced Home Care Aide passionate about caregiving. She is the Lead Caregiver and Community Outreach Manager.
Mariesha Swaby, Home Care Aide, is the Resident Manager at Ohana Hale and brings over 2.5 years of AFH Resident Manager and caregiving experience.
Joseph is a Certified Geriatric Care Provider and geriatric nurse with over 35 years of experience in geriatric health management and adult family home operations. Joseph studied geriatric care at the University Hospital in Geneva, Switzerland, serving in geriatrics, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and emergency room care.
Joseph continues to raise standards, improve care, and exceed the expectations of his residents and families.