Paul's Place - CLOSED - CLOSED

Paul's Place, a medium-sized assisted living community, was once situated in the heart of the small city of Colfax, Washington. Despite its closure, it previously offered a unique blend of affordability and quality care. The average pricing was set at $5,568, which was notably less than the average of $6,000 for similar properties within the city. This cost-effective pricing structure allowed residents to enjoy a comfortable and enriching lifestyle without straining their finances.

Paul's Place was renowned for its comprehensive care and medical services. The community provided a 24-hour call system and supervision, ensuring residents' safety and well-being at all times. Assistance with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management were also part of the services offered. This focus on the activities of daily living assistance catered to the unique needs of each resident, promoting independence while also providing necessary support.

Reviewers often spoke highly of Paul's Place, praising its array of amenities and services. The community boasted a library, walking paths, a barber/salon, a garden, and even movie nights. Resident-run activities and scheduled daily activities were also part of the package, fostering a vibrant and connected community. Community-sponsored activities added to the appeal, offering residents a chance to engage with the broader Colfax community.

The neighborhood around Paul's Place was a blend of convenience and charm. The Whitman Health and Rehabilitation Center was just a half-mile away, offering easy access to medical care. Pullman Family Medicine, a trusted local physician's office, was a short 13.2 miles away. Tick Klock Drug, a pharmacy, was conveniently located just a half-mile from the community. For those seeking spiritual solace, the Plymouth Congregational Church Ucc was a mere 0.3 miles away.

Residents also had a variety of options for dining and relaxation. Paraiso Vallarta, a popular restaurant, was just 0.6 miles away. For those who enjoyed a good cup of coffee, Neill’s Coffee & Ice Cream was a 13.1-mile drive, offering a delightful blend of coffee and sweet treats.

The neighborhood was predominantly White with 97% of the population falling into this demographic. It also had small Asian and Hispanic populations, each constituting 1% and 2% respectively. The median income of the area was $53,690, and residents enjoyed a life expectancy of 78 years. In its prime, Paul's Place was a beacon of affordable, quality senior living in the diverse and vibrant community of Colfax, Washington.