The Marietta House Assisted Living Home

Esther Andrew

Nov 2025

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This assisted living facility is truly exceptional. The environment is warm, clean, and beautifully maintained.

Brad Charleson

Dec 2024

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The best people on earth

Rachel Hollowell

Nov 2024

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The Marietta House Assisted Living has to be one of the best in Anchorage!! The Lommel family and their staff take great care insuring that each resident is treated like family. They spend the time getting to know them and cater to each of their needs without hesitation. My mother-in-law spent a few months recovering from several stints in the hospital. If it wouldn’t have been for Bonnie’s great attention to detail and experience we would have lost my MIL. We can’t even begin to thank this family and staff enough for the great care that they provided. Top Notch Service!!!

Maria Peterson

Mar 2022

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Alex and Bonnie were a Godsend to our family. The cared for my Mother as there own. They were in contact with us all the time and allowed us to visit anytime of day or night. Caring family atmosphere and very professional . My mother stayed till her end of life and Bonnie and Alex were very respectful of our beliefs and Mom was never alone. They are a wonderful couple and beautiful family.<br>Thank you for all that you did for Mom and our family. Blessings to you.

Leigh Reeve

Dec 2020

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The facility is beautiful and the staff are caring. However, the family encourages the family advocate to work with established providers that they are familiar with and then kept telling me ‘to trust them, not worry - just enjoy your Mom- denying me the right to access of information. I challenged the providers about this behavior and Bonnie refused from that point on to talk with me and avoided me. My Mom had to push to get blood work which showed she had not deteriorated like the hospice staff had reported she would. (Mom and I were both told separately- how inappropriate to tell my Mom alone- that she probably wouldn’t live through the weekend.) Six weeks later we insisted on blood work and Mom was discharged back to Marlow Manor being told - by Alex and the children - we - were going to visit “Mom”. But never did. The food is excellent - but the food portions are small - my Mom lost 18 pounds. ..... the family snacks much of the day. Additionally, the caregivers in the room next to my Mom sold river side property and cabin to Alex - is that considered appropriate? Mom state’s - “She failed hospice!” And we were very grateful for the additional years we had at Marlow Manor. An informed advocate needs to be welcomed - not demeaned and put off. PS at the time my mom was there- the only nurses coming were hospice nurses.