Cornerstone Court

When we knew we would need to find a place for Mom to live we looked at several places, ranging from small group homes to large care facilities. Cornerstone Court was our first tour and when we thought we might have made a decision we decided to visit Cornerstone again. On our second visit we knew immediately Cornerstone Court was the right place for Mom. While some other facilities had larger bedrooms and/or private bathrooms, the hominess, warmth, and obvious personal care at Cornerstone outweighed those things. Family members and friends felt welcome whenever they visited. The staff and administrators were extremely helpful and always open to answering any questions we asked. We were blessed that Cornerstone Court was the place Mom lived the last year of her life. Mom felt safe, loved, and well cared for by the staff.. She considered herself fortunate to be a resident at Cornerstone. Mom's end-of-life days were handled with loving care and empathy. It was her wish to stay in the place she considered to be her home to progress through those final days. It was touching to witness the Cornerstone family interact with Mom in her final hours. She considered the staff to be a part of her family. We are so grateful we discovered Cornerstone Court.

In 2019, we placed my parents in an independent living facility, initially feeling optimistic. However, my mother soon needed more specialized memory care, and we moved her to a facility in North Spokane. My visits left me unsettled as she appeared groggy and over-medicated. Realizing this was their primary method of care, I moved her immediately. Next, we tried a facility in Liberty Lake. During this time, my father, still in independent living, suffered a stroke. After weeks of rehab, he moved in with my mother, though they were in separate buildings due to different care needs. Unfortunately, my mother’s condition worsened, and she fell, breaking her hip. During recovery, she had a psychotic breakdown due to over-medication, and after being discharged, she returned to Liberty Lake. Though both parents were in the same facility, something felt wrong. A compassionate staff member shared concerns about my father’s care, pointing out the owners' indifference. After investigating, I moved my father to a North Spokane facility that offered both independent and assisted living. As his health declined, the staff recommended Cornerstone for more personalized care. From the moment my father was transferred to Cornerstone, I felt an overwhelming sense of peace and relief. It truly felt like we had found a place that could be called home—a warm, nurturing environment, unlike any other. The difference between Cornerstone and every other facility we had experienced was profound. The staff was not only attentive but genuinely compassionate. The environment was welcoming and comfortable—exactly what you would hope for when entrusting the care of your loved ones to someone else. Soon after my father’s arrival, I moved my mother to Cornerstone as well. It didn’t take long for a room to become available, and once she arrived, I could finally exhale. For the first time in years, I felt at ease. Cornerstone gave me something invaluable—peace of mind. The care was exceptional from

My brother’s father and my stepdad lived in Cornerstone Court for two years and just recently passed away. All I can say is that his final two years were spent with loving, caring professionals who treated him like family. They cried with us when hospice care was required and he was in his final hours. They took such gentle care of him 💕. I am humbled and inspired by the work they do and highly recommend this facility to anyone facing the difficult decision of putting their loved one in full time care. They’re amazing and we are so grateful.