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Well-known for its long history of agriculture, the fertile soil of Yakima enjoys over 300 days of sun as well as fresh water from both the Naches and Yakima Rivers, which converge just north of the city. The combination of both sun and water make this central Washington location perfect for growing grapes and Yakima has become the center for wine production in the state.
 With a population of over 75,000 and a booming local economy, assisted living in Yakima is attractive to seniors who want a variety of dining, shopping and recreation choices just steps from their front doors.

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The city of Yakima has actively preserved much of their historical roots dating back to the building of the city’s first railroad back in 1907. Residents of assisted living in Yakima can immerse themselves in the history of the town by riding the recently restored <a title="Yakima Valley Trolleys" href="http://yakimavalleytrolleys.org/schedule.html" target="_blank">Yakima Valley Trolleys</a>, which have been in operation for over 100 years. Motormen run the five-mile trolley line while presenting historical commentary about both the railroad and the city. Yakima Activities There&rsquo;s never a dull moment at the
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 Members of the Harmon Center are also eligible for hot lunch and dinner programs as well as sponsored day trips and tours around the city. Yakima Medical Facilities A staple of Yakima for over 60 years, <a title="Yakima Memorial Hospital" href="http://www.yakimamemorial.org" target="_blank">Yakima Memorial Hospital</a> provides high-quality medical care to residents of assisted living in Yakima and the greater Yakima Valley community. Yakima Memorial employs 327 physicians representing 35 different medical specialties who are ready to serve seniors in the cancer, heart, critical, orthopaedics, surgery and psychiatric care units. Yakima Transportation Seniors can travel from a community of assisted living in Yakima to the city’s many attractions and amenities simply by catching a bus at any one of <a title="Yakima Transit" href="http://www.ci.yakima.wa.us/services/transit/default.asp" target="_blank">Yakima Transit’s</a> 800 bus stops conveniently located throughout the city. Nearly all buses are equipped with “kneeling” capabilities that allow them to get lower to the ground for seniors who have difficulty walking or climbing stairs. Yakima Transit also offers reduced fares to seniors age 62 or older. Find Assisted Living in Yakima Assisted living in Yakima provides seniors with the activities, attractions and amenities they are looking for to stay healthy and engaged. Find the right <a title="Assisted Living Communities" href="/assisted-living-communities/" target="_self">assisted living community</a> for your loved one today by browsing our directory of <a title="Yakima Assisted Living" href="/washington/yakima/" target="_self">Yakima Assisted Living</a> communities. Written by senior housing writer Jacqui Howell.

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 Members of the Harmon Center are also eligible for hot lunch and dinner programs as well as sponsored day trips and tours around the city.

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Seniors can travel from a community of assisted living in Yakima to the city’s many attractions and amenities simply by catching a bus at any one of <a title="Yakima Transit" href="http://www.ci.yakima.wa.us/services/transit/default.asp" target="_blank">Yakima Transit’s</a> 800 bus stops conveniently located throughout the city. Nearly all buses are equipped with “kneeling” capabilities that allow them to get lower to the ground for seniors who have difficulty walking or climbing stairs. Yakima Transit also offers reduced fares to seniors age 62 or older.

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The median cost of nursing homes in Yakima for a single-occupancy apartment is $9,125/month (Genworth - 2021). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

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Sitting just south of where the Naches and Yakima rivers meet in the Yakima valley of Central Washington, Yakima&rsquo;s unique location and sunny climate have made it an agricultural hub, home to Washington State&rsquo;s internationally-acclaimed wine industry.
 With an urban population of roughly 110,000, Yakima nursing home seniors enjoy a warm, scenic landscape with access to the services and amenities provided by a large metropolitan city. When making the decision to place your family member or loved one into a <a title="Long Term Care Facilities: How to Choose the Right One " href="/long-term-care-facilities/" target="_self">long-term care facility</a>, it is important to understand the differences between the types of care. A <a title="Nursing Homes Overview" href="/nursing-homes/" target="_self">nursing home</a> is a place for seniors with severe health conditions who require round-the-clock medical monitoring by a nursing staff. Nursing homes are often confused with <a title="Assisted Living Overview" href="/assisted-living/" target="_self">assisted living</a> facilities which also provide residential care for seniors. However, <a title="Assisted Living Facilities: Common Myths" href="/assisted-living-facilities/" target="_self">assisted living facilities</a> offer assistance with <a title="Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)" href="/activities-of-daily-living/" target="_self">activities of daily living</a> such as bathing, meal preparation and housekeeping, but generally do not provide skilled nursing care to their residents. Learn more about assisted living on our <a title="Yakima Assisted Living Info" href="/assisted-living-in-yakima-wa/" target="_self">Yakima Assisted Living</a> page.

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It would be a shame not to get out a Yakima nursing home once in a while and enjoy one of the area’s 300 days of sunshine a year. A favorite of many residents, the <a title="Yakima Greenway" href="http://www.yakimagreenway.org" target="_blank">Yakima Greenway</a>, also referred to fondly as “The Jewel of Yakima,” is a collection of public parks, lakes, rivers and paved walking trails which wind around the outskirts of the city. You and your loved one can enjoy scenic strolls in the sun along shaded paths, even stopping for a quick fish on the handicap-accessible fishing piers off Rotary Lake. Another popular place to visit is the <a title="Yakima Area Arboretum" href="http://www.ahtrees.org" target="_blank">Yakima Area Arboretum</a>, which offers over 46 acres and 2000 types of plants for seniors to explore. Open daily from sunrise to sunset all year round, the Arboretum is also a good spot for bird watching as a wide variety of wildlife inhabit the grounds. Seniors who reside in a Yakima nursing home benefit from top-notch medical care in a warm, scenic, agricultural setting. Find a nursing home for your loved one today by browsing our list of <a title="Yakima Nursing Homes" href="/washington/yakima/nursing-homes/" target="_self">Yakima Nursing Homes</a> or search for nearby <a title="Assisted Living Communities" href="/assisted-living-communities/" target="_self">assisted living communities</a> on our <a title="Yakima Assisted Living" href="/washington/yakima/" target="_self">Yakima Assisted Living</a> page. Written by senior housing writer Jacqui Howell.

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A few weeks ago, my husband's 95-year-old grandfather suffered a heart attack. He's already ill with emphysema and other problems. He lived with his wife in Peach Tree Retirement Center in Yakima and they both enjoyed living there. But Grandma is 90 and, while Peach Tree is nice, they aren't equipped to provide the intense care Grandpa now needs. After a couple of weeks of touch-and-go illness problems, during which the family really felt the dear man would pass away, he rallied but still was too ill to go home to Peach Tree. None of the family is capable of providing the medical/personal care he needs so it was decided he would be sent to a real nursing home. Garden Village is directly associated with Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital where Grandpa was and they were recommended by his doctor. My husband and I, along with his 70-year-old mother (Grandpa's daughter) wanted to first check this place out before any commitments were made on his behalf. We found the staff to be compassionate and truly seemed to care about Grandpa's special needs. They discussed every aspect of the care instructed by his doctor. The building and grounds were clean and well-kept. They place didn't smell like a nursing home, if you know what I mean. The residents were free to come and go as they pleased and if they were able, although most were not. Grandpa's condition is severe and he can no longer care for himself in any way, so we were particularly concerned about what kind of attention he would receive. The staff, while busy, didn't seem overwhelmed and we personally witnessed several staff kindly assisting residents with mobility issues. We even spoke to a few residents, all of whom said that, while they were very unhappy with having to be away from home, they did appreciate the care they received at Garden Village. While we were there, a resident passed away and, since it was from natural causes, the staff didn't make a big scene about it. An ambulance was summoned but it arrived with only lights, not sirens, and went to the rear of the building instead of bursting in through the front door. The person was removed discreetly and with dignity. The residents that were aware of what was going on seemed distressed and the staff did their best to calm them in a kindly way. Grandpa has now been there about a week and, while he isn't very compos mentis at this point, the family that has visited him there have had nothing but positive things to say.


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