Grace Assisted Living

Our precious parents have lived at Grace Assisted Nampa for over 5 years. What a wonderful place. The staff are courteous, patient, and tender towards our folks- always calling them by name and stopping to greet them. We have used two levels of care at Grace Assisted so far- they offer many levels of care which is a comfort- no need to move facilities. Both levels have offered our parents the care they required. Amy is the director. She is a wonderful human: exactly the kind of person you want at the helm of a team of caretakers. Her love for the residents is obvious and her team of trained staff exhibits the same level of patience and compassion. The facility itself is lovely and often updated. Its clean. It smells fresh. Its offers many places for families to gather and visit- some large and some more intimate. Gatherings can happen both inside and outside and are encouraged (with notice obviously). There is a safe, level place to walk: again, inside and outside. Parking is adequate. Security is adequate. Location is convenient. Outings are planned for residents and transportation provided. In-house activities like BINGO and games are daily events. The meals/snacks are generously diverse and served with a smile. Communication between staff and the resident’s family members is good. We especially appreciate that. I really can’t say enough about how pleased we are with Grace Nampa. We never worry about the care of our loved ones.

In general this is a very nice facility. It definitely has a much more homelike environment than many facilities, and they do try to keep it up. My mom has lived here for 5 years. In that time they have replaced the flooring, the lighting, the decor, etc. The food is a hit and miss. Sometimes she likes it, many times she does not. It depends a lot on who is cooking. The staff and administration make a huge difference (just like anywhere). They have always been good to me. There have been personnel changes that have both improved and worsened her experience. I hope she will be able to stay until the end of her life. I cannot thank the caregivers enough.

Moving to ID and into an assisted living has been a big change for my Dad. The staff at Grace-Nampa have helped make the transition less difficult for him. All of the staff, and even the other residents, have been very kind and welcoming. He is grateful for the housekeeping/laundry services, he is happy with the food, the nursing staff listen to his concerns and address them as needed. He has been very happy with the NP and home health care agency that come into the facility. He really likes the activity director and appreciates that they go on outings as often as they do. I have seen the staff get to know my Dad and build a relationship with him which has absolutely been instrumental in him adjusting as well as he has!

My mother moved to Grace just under a year ago and everything has been fantastic. The facility is always nice and clean. The plethora of activities has alleviated any concerns about social isolation. The communication lines with the office and nurse are always open and any discussions, conversations are clear and concise with no jumbled word salads strewn in. The staff, though, is what makes Grace a wonderful place. The caregivers we’ve dealt with genuinely care, and it is truly comforting to see, and hear of, the kindness and at times, playful sassiness, that occurs in their interactions. Our family has peace of mind knowing that Mom is being cared for at Grace. Thanks to all who are working there.

Hi! My folks moved here December 7th, 2021. My dad had checked out other facilities but felt that GRACE was the best fit for him and Mom. Our family totally agrees! All 5 of us kids have been able to visit along with grandkids and numerous other family members and friends. We've called each morning and throughout the day, checking in often during the week. Some of us have been able to spend 8-9 hours visiting over a period of days. We've all been impressed with the comfort and personal care of the staff, as well as the friendliness of the other residents! Anyone who has experienced any amount of time in these facilities knows that the staff and workers have to draw upon higher levels of compassion and kindness for these sunset years of life that might be difficult for many family members. We've watched our Mom transition to heaven, with all the loving care needed. Dad is still with us and continually thankful for each new day. GRACE may have a common turnover of caregivers, but as one favorite leaves another steps up to their place. We have lots of "favorites!" 😄 We & our folks have always been greeted with a smile, or hug, often accompanied by a kind or humorous thought. All in all, taking our parents lead we've been nothing but thankful for the friendly, capable care and good people of Grace Assisted Living (Nampa, Idaho).