Fairview is a special place. I had my aunt in another Spokane assisted living facility, but it was purchased by a large corporate entity which decided to drop the Medicaid option for residents. My aunt was running out of assets so I needed to find another place while I could still provide some period of private pay before conversion to Medicaid. This was not an easy task. Quite by accident I found out about Fairview and their willingness to take on residents with minimal private pay and they welcomed my aunt with open arms and full cooperation in helping move her into their facility while I was managing all this from a great distance away. They went out of their way to go pick her up before the movers came and kept her comfortable and engaged during the move. The room was twice as large as her previous location's room and she was guaranteed to remain in that room when converted to Medicaid. Both my aunt and I found the staff to be excellent in caring for her and communicating with me. My aunt thought the room was very nice (not that mattered to her), the food good and the staff friendly and caring. They made everything seamless in her care and easily accommodated some of her mental quirks and actions that I think many places would not have tolerated or would have increased her 'care' costs. They did not. When end of life approached, they kept in close contact with me and helped navigate the transition to hospice during a time when all three hospice organizations in Spokane were overwhelmed and couldn't take on new patients in the time frame we thought necessary but Fairview and the Nurse Practitioner responded in ways that warmly and professionally tided her over until hospice could respond. I have no reservations and strongly recommend Fairview as an assisted living place for your loved ones. read more