We place an emphasis on tailoring care to meet each resident’s unique needs. We take the time to understand their histories, preferences and daily routines to help them feel at home.

Our facility is designed with elders in mind, featuring accessibility and safety measures that support mobility and overall well-being. We strive to create a home-like atmosphere where residents feel secure, relaxed and at ease. We want them to feel comfortable, and we encourage them to personalize their space. Our amenities include:

• Beautiful view of Kodiak’s scenic surroundings
• Bedside cabinet for convenience
• Dresser for clothing and personal items
• Large bulletin board for displaying pictures, cards, calendars and more
• Television for entertainment
• Telephone to stay connected with loved ones

Our caregivers and health care professionals are deeply committed to treating residents with respect and kindness. They are highly trained in elder care and participate in ongoing training to ensure that they stay up to date on best practices.

We encourage residents to stay engaged with the broader community through social activities, intergenerational programs and partnerships with local organizations, helping to maintain a sense of belonging.

Families play an essential role in a resident’s well-being. We welcome their participation through regular visits and open visitation policies, care planning discussions and open communication to ensure their loved ones receive the best possible support.

We honor the diverse backgrounds and traditions of our residents, providing culturally responsive care and opportunities for them to engage in meaningful traditions that enrich their sense of identity.

To learn more about our approach at Chiniak Bay Elder House, please reach out to our team at the number above. We’re happy to answer any questions and provide the information you need.

Yes, to apply for admission to Chiniak Bay Elder House, a referral from the prospective resident's primary physician is required.

The primary physician or facility should send the following directly to our facility:

• Approved LTC1 and PASRR from the State of Alaska
• Current medication list
• Face sheet
• History and physical notes
• Most recent POLST
• Recent progress notes
• Recent lab and diagnostic records
• Recent therapy services notes

Referrals can be mailed directly to our location, hand delivered to Elder House or faxed to the admissions office at the number above.

We strive to make this process as smooth and efficient as possible. If you have questions or need additional information, give our admissions team a call.