A new addition is coming to the Chehalis community.
A Curtis Hill Estate Adult Family Home is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new adult family home.
The location is described as an exclusive, beautiful, high-end home nestled in the hills of Chehalis. The ribbon-cutting ceremony takes place at noon July 15 at 733 Cousins Road, Chehalis.
The community is invited to join the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce to celebrate A Curtis Hill Estate Adult Family Home.
The owner of A Curtis Hill Estate Adult Family Home, Marie Hampton, is a registered nurse with a bachelor’s degree in nursing science. Hampton has an extensive range of experience in the medical field in both hospital and long term care settings.
A Curtis Hill Estate Adult Family Home is Hampton’s second in the Chehalis-Adna area. Hampton provides long-term care, memory care, palliative care, hospice care and respite care.
Hampton says her focus is to provide the most personalized and highest quality nursing care to her residents in a beautiful, well-kept exclusive home setting. A Curtis Hill Estate Adult Family Home offers five spacious bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a massive dining and living area throughout the 4,300-square-foot home. The 5-acre home sits atop a hill overlooking multiple sprawling acres of beautiful green farmlands below that houses cows and horses.
The location offers the most peaceful and relaxing setting imaginable to its residents, according to the chamber.
“My vision and mission comes from the thought … Nobody plans on living in a nursing home and needing 24-hour nursing care, but if you must, what if you could live in a retreat-like destination while you receive the very best quality nursing care?” Hampton stated. “As your care and medical needs change, there is no need to move your loved one, because the home is set up to be their forever home.”
Attendees of the ribbon-cutting can look forward to touring the new A Curtis Hill Estate Adult Family Home during the open house immediately following the ceremony. Coffee and cookies will be available.
For those inquiring about the home for a loved one, there will be inquiry packets that include a certificate for $400 off the admission assessment fee. The offer is for those who attend the open house. Hampton invites all to join the ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house. Hampton said she is happy to answer any long-term care questions attendees might have, and if they have a loved one already in a long-term care facility, she encourages them to visit the home and learn what a loved one’s care should look like.
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce hosts ribbon-cutting ceremonies for local businesses that are expanding, rebranding or celebrating significant milestones. The ceremonies are available for both members and non-members of the chamber.
