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The easiest way to start is a phone call. Tell us about your loved one and we'll talk through the support that fits — the care consultation is free.

We serve families throughout Greater Seattle, Washington.

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(206) 848-5121

Free care consultation, by phone.

Service area
Greater Seattle, WA — call to confirm availability in your neighborhood.

Prefer to write? Send a message instead.

Share a few details and we'll call you back to talk through the support that fits.

Preferred contact method

Before you call

You don't need any of this to pick up the phone — but having a few details to hand helps the first conversation go further:

  • Your loved one's daily routine, and where they need a hand
  • Any diagnosis that affects their care, such as dementia or memory loss
  • The days and hours of support you have in mind
  • Who else in the family should be kept up to date
  • Your questions — about care plans, caregiver matching, or cost

For a medical or life-threatening emergency, always call 911.

A thoughtful match, never a rushed placement.

Here's how care starts. Each step makes room for your loved one's preferences and your family's feedback before anything is settled.

  1. A caregiver reviewing care paperwork with three generations of a family around a table

    Step 1

    Family consultation

    We begin with a focused two-hour conversation about routines, needs, personality, and priorities.

  2. A caregiver and a senior man shaking hands as they meet for the first time

    Step 2

    Caregiver introductions

    Meet two to three caregiver options so your family can make a comfortable, informed choice.

  3. A caregiver noting a senior woman's check-in details on a tablet in her living room

    Step 3

    Monitored trial

    A 7–14 day trial includes daily check-ins and overnight monitoring when arranged.

  4. A senior woman and her caregiver laughing together while updating a care journal

    Step 4

    Refine the plan

    We listen to feedback and adjust the care arrangement until it feels right for your loved one.

Each step is also offered as a premium add-on for an even smoother transition into care, and all of them come included with All-Inclusive Care. Ask about them during your free consultation.

In-home care services

  • A caregiver gently brushing a senior woman's hair at her dressing table

    Personal care

    Respectful help with bathing, dressing, hygiene, and toileting — at home, with dignity.

  • A caregiver playing a word board game with a senior couple in their living room

    Companion care

    Companionship, meaningful activities, recreation, and cognitive engagement at home.

  • A senior woman and her caregiver laughing together while updating a care journal

    Dementia & memory care

    Familiar caregivers, steady routines, and thoughtful engagement for people living with memory loss.

  • A caregiver serving a home-cooked meal to a smiling senior man at his dining table

    Homemaker services

    Meal planning, grocery shopping, home management, and medication reminders.

  • A caregiver and a senior woman reviewing a health plan and appointment calendar together

    Care coordination

    Appointments, care plans, transportation, and daily updates that keep the family informed.