★★★★★
PositiveMy choice.
Community profile
321 Thomas Circle, Anchorage, AK
★ 3.73 reviewsRead reviews
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★★★★★
PositiveMy choice.
★★★★★
PositiveI highly recommend this Home for my loved ones and friends. My mother have the best loving care until her ĺast dying breath. I am thankful for them.
★★★★★
CriticalOnly giving it a one star just because I have to rate. I would not recommend this place to anyone. The only person that works here, Saye, is highly disrespectful to my grandma and to it's other residents. When confronted by my family, she admitted to her wrongdoings, but when confronted by me she and her boss denied everything. With how much you are paying for your loved one, you would think they get the care they need. They feed the people they care for top ramen, something cheap with no nutrition
Verified overview
Assisted living
4 licensed beds · License 101305
Classification and identity evidence
Current Alaska Department of Health open Assisted Living Home license, limited to homes licensed for Senior and Physical Disabilities Services or Dual populations and one to sixteen beds. Alaska regulates these as residential homes providing housing, meals, supervision, and personal assistance; the small, senior-serving cohort is an explicit Board & Care proxy, not a state-certified marketing label. Owner Reported on W9 is retained only as licensee evidence and the administrator is not inferred to be an operator. The directory establishes no availability, price, or fee.
Official-source proxy—not an official marketing classification · observed October 17, 2026Current Alaska Department of Health open Assisted Living Home license, limited to homes licensed for Senior and Physical Disabilities Services or Dual populations and one to sixteen beds. Alaska regulates these as residential homes providing housing, meals, supervision, and personal assistance; the small, senior-serving cohort is an explicit Board & Care proxy, not a state-certified marketing label. Owner Reported on W9 is retained only as licensee evidence and the administrator is not inferred to be an operator. The directory establishes no availability, price, or fee.
Official-source proxy—not an official marketing classification · observed August 15, 2026Official oversight
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Coverage last checked October 21, 2026.