If you or a loved one with disability or special need would benefit from the help of a certified, population specific, attendant, we are here to help.
Respite Care
Gives You A Break
Time For Yourself
Providing care to a family member is one of the most important and rewarding responsibilities an individual can have. However, we understand how challenging, time-consuming and emotionally exhausting this task can be. Our trusted caregivers can give you peace of mind while you take the time to focus on your own needs. Whether you are running errands or having a long-overdue date night, we are here for you!
Companionship & Friendship
Developing Independence
Encouraging Healthy Behaviors
Many of our clients who are resistant to authority often benefit from receiving guidance from our friendly and encouraging caregivers. These providers are able to step in as friends and mentors in order to make the client feel more comfortable. We will help your loved ones reach their goals by encouraging healthy decisions, helping them stick to a routine, and teaching them essential life skills in order to foster independence.
Fun Activities
Museums, Movies, Parks, etc.
Engaging & Stimulating Events
Community involvement is an important aspect in developing appropriate social skills, expanding horizons and making lasting memories. Our care providers are able to take your loved one out into the community to experience a wide range of stimulating activities. We ensure personal supervision and care while visiting exciting places such as local parks, museums, or community events!
Personal Hygiene, Dressing, Bathing, Toileting
Medication Assistance, Lifting/Transferring
Meal Preparation, Feeding, Nutrition Plan Facilitation
Our Caregivers are trained to assist with all tasks of daily living. Caregivers are capable of ensuring basic activities of daily living are carried out in accordance of the developed Plan of Care.
VA offers a number of services that can provide you with the support that's right for you. Whether you and the Veteran you care for could use some help at home or you just need someone to listen, The VA is here to support you. Go to Veterans Affairs >>
The Human Services Department funds and operates programs and services that meet the basic needs of the most vulnerable people in our community - families and individuals with low incomes, children, domestic violence and sexual assault victims, homeless people, seniors, and persons with disabilities.
The mission of Aging and Disability Services is to develop a community that promotes quality of life, independence and choice for older people and adults with disabilities in King County.
These services offer state and federally funded programs that provide house-hold and personal care services to enable clients to remain at home. We are here to foster inclusive communities that support people with developmental disabilities to fully participate in and contribute to all aspects of community life.
Go to Sno. Co. Aging and Disability Services >>
Serving adults with chronic illnesses or conditions, and people of all ages with developmental disabilities, mental health disorders, or substance use disorders. Home and Community Services provides and administers long-term care services to eligible individuals and collaborates with Area Agencies on Aging to share community service options. Go to DSHS >>
The Aging and Disability Resources Program offers a wide range of community-based services that allow older adults and adults with disabilities to remain at home as long as possible. These services address the needs of frail, older and functionally disabled adults living in Pierce County.
Go to Pierce Co. Aging and Disabilty Services >>
The Developmental Disabilities Administration strives to develop and implement public policies that will promote individual worth, self-respect, and dignity such that each individual is valued as a contributing member of the community.
The types of services and programs available is different in each community. Who to talk with depends on where the person lives who needs the care, how old he/she is, and whether or not state funding (Medicaid) is needed to help pay for care. Learn more about who to contact to find local services or programs.
The Home Care Association of America is the industry's leading trade association for providers of home care, which encompasses a broad range of services that supports seniors' wellbeing and enables them to age in place.
First Choice In-Home Care was created in 1999 to help families within the community find reliable and trustworthy caregivers to provide personal care services to families and individuals in need. Today, First Choice In-Home Care provides services to over 4,500 clients annually throughout King, Kitsap, Clark, Cowlitz, and Snohomish Counties and provides over 1.5 million service hours to our population of adults and children in need.
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