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Heaven’s Hands AFH is currently full and not accepting new residents at this time. However, we’re excited to announce our brand-new location, Heaven’s Hands on 4th, opening in May 2026 located in Spokane Valley. This beautiful new construction home features six private rooms and the same trusted, compassionate care you expect from Heaven’s Hands. Call or text today to learn more and see if our home is the right fit for your loved one.
Scheduling a tour is simple. Click the contact us link to share a little about your situation and timeline. For urgent or complex needs, we recommend calling or texting so our social worker can reach out right away.
If there’s an urgent need, please call us directly. Our social worker can discuss potential options, prioritize urgent cases when possible, and provide referrals if needed.
Yes! Being on the waitlist early ensures you’re in line for future availability, and we can help plan a timeline that works best for your family.
Possibly. We understand that sometimes residents need care quickly. To ensure we can provide the best care and that your loved one will thrive, state regulations require a care assessment by a nurse or social worker prior to admission. These assessments can usually be completed within 24–48 hours.
To get the assessment started, contact our social worker, who will guide you through the process so it can begin as soon as possible. Once the assessment is reviewed and your loved one is deemed a good fit, we can start the admission process (this can generally happen very quickly if we have an opening).
Yes, we accept residents receiving hospice care. Our team collaborates with all hospice providers to provide compassionate support tailored to each resident’s needs.
Yes, we usually accept residents with higher medical needs thanks to our RN-led care team. However, we always conduct a thorough assessment to confirm compatibility before admission.
Unlike big assisted living communities, we provide a true home-like environment with 6 residents maximum. We have lower staff turnover, 24/7 RN oversight, and more personalized attention for each resident. We also prepare home cooked meals daily in our family-style kitchen.
We offer both private and shared rooms. While some residents prefer the privacy of their own room, others enjoy the companionship and affordability of a shared space. Rest assured, every resident receives the same excellent care. Shared rooms are perfect for those looking to save a little money while still enjoying all that Heaven’s Hands has to offer.
Yes, we accept Medicaid with a spend-down. If you’re not familiar with the term, check out our blog that explains options for paying for care.
In some cases, we may be able to offer more flexible arrangements for shared rooms—especially for residents who are a good fit with our community. It’s always worth reaching out to discuss your situation.
Private pay rates vary depending on each resident’s care needs and room type. Rates typically start in the $7,000 range (for example, shared rooms with basic care) and increase for private rooms or residents with more advanced care needs.
We also accept Medicaid with a spend-down. For more information about payment options, we encourage you to read our blog and connect with our social worker, who can help guide you through the process.
We strive to make our care as all-inclusive as possible. Your monthly rate covers housing, meals, personal care assistance, supervision, and medication administration.
Prescription medications and insurance co-pays are not included.
There are no hidden fees. We will review all anticipated costs with you in advance so you know exactly what to expect on your monthly invoice.
The primary language spoken in the home is English. If you are looking for support in other languages, please contact our social worker, who can connect you with appropriate resources or accommodations.
To get started with an assessment or discuss emergency placement options, contact our facility social worker, Lisa:
If there’s no answer, please leave a message, and Lisa will get back to you as soon as possible.
Yes, we may accept dogs under certain conditions and in compliance with state regulations. Cats are not accepted at this time.
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