Eagle Wings operates as an assisted living residence serving the North Pole and Fairbanks areas of Alaska. The facility does not participate in Medicare or Medicaid, requiring families to fund care privately or explore Alaska Medicaid waiver eligibility independently. Administrative availability runs Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm; families should verify current capacity and scheduling during initial contact.
The community specializes in dementia care and support for disabled adults of varying mobility levels. Staff possess training in cognitive impairment management and behavioral support for residents with memory loss and Alzheimer’s disease. Disabled adults in the home receive personalized assistance with daily living tasks.
On-call nursing support supplements direct care staff. Weekly housekeeping reduces household burden for residents.
Daily life centers on planned activity programming which is both facility-based and community-oriented and intended to foster social connection and meaningful engagement. Transportation is available for medical appointments and outings, addressing the car-dependent nature of the surrounding area. Residents live in a furnished, residential environment designed with safety and comfort considerations appropriate to subarctic Alaska.
The neighborhood ranks 22 on the Walk Score; rural and car-dependent, typical of interior Alaska communities.
The facility serves dementia patients and disabled adults seeking residential assisted living in a private-pay model in the Fairbanks-North Pole region.
