Divine Living Adult Family Home

    34318 43rd Ave S, Auburn, WA 98001
    • Assisted Living

    Very pleased with caring staff

    I placed my mom here and I'm very pleased with our decision. The staff are kind, patient and professional - attentive with medication management, rehab support, personal care, and daily meals - and the home is spotless with a beautiful lake view. Families are welcomed, residents are treated with dignity, and I highly recommend this caring team.

    Loved one of resident
    Jul 2026

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    Reviews

    5.00·(7)

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Dignified, respectful treatment of residents
    • Professional, knowledgeable staff
    • Effective medication management
    • Proactive rehabilitation and mobility (getting residents up and moving)
    • Compassionate and caring staff
    • Warm, welcoming environment
    • Comprehensive comfort and rehabilitation services
    • High-quality food and dining
    • Clean facilities with no odors
    • Attentive, patient-centered care team
    • Strong family recommendations and high satisfaction

    Cons

    • No negative aspects mentioned in the provided reviews
    • Reviews provide limited detail on activities beyond rehabilitation and on operational/administrative aspects

    Summary of reviews

    Overall sentiment: The reviews portray Divine Living Adult Family Home in overwhelmingly positive terms. Across multiple summaries, reviewers consistently emphasize respect and dignity toward residents, professional and capable staff, and an environment that feels warm and welcoming. The dominant themes are high-quality, compassionate care and strong family satisfaction — reviewers repeatedly describe the staff as kind, patient, loving, and professional, and many families explicitly recommend the home.

    Care quality and staff: Reviewers highlight both the clinical competence and the emotional qualities of the caregiving team. Specific clinical strengths called out include medication management and attentive, knowledgeable staff who “know what they are doing.” Equally prominent are comments about compassion and kindness — phrases such as “caring hearts,” “love,” and “compassion” appear repeatedly — indicating that families perceive care as both technically sound and emotionally supportive. Several remarks note that residents are treated with dignity and respect, which reinforces a perception of person-centered care.

    Rehabilitation and activity: A clear pattern is that the home focuses on getting residents active and engaged; reviewers mention staff “getting mom up and moving,” and that the facility provides for rehabilitation needs. This suggests an emphasis on mobility, recovery, and functional improvement rather than passive custodial care. One review contrasts Divine Living’s proactive approach with a prior rehab facility where decline occurred due to inaction, underscoring Divine Living’s reputation for responsiveness and hands-on rehabilitation support.

    Facilities and dining: Practical aspects of the facility are praised. Reviewers describe the home as clean and free of odors, and multiple comments commend the food as “amazing.” These remarks point to a comfortable physical environment and a positive dining experience, both of which contribute to resident comfort and family peace of mind.

    Family perspective and recommendations: Several reviewers state that choosing Divine Living was the “best decision,” and many explicitly “highly recommend” the home. This strong endorsement pattern indicates consistent family confidence in the staff and services. The recurring combination of professional competence, compassionate caregiving, and tangible outcomes (clean facility, good food, improved mobility) forms the basis for these recommendations.

    Notable patterns and limitations: The reviews are uniformly positive and emphasize similar strengths (staff demeanor, medication management, rehabilitation, cleanliness, and dining). One notable piece of context is the contrast drawn with a previous rehab facility where a decline was observed — this comparison elevates Divine Living by demonstrating a clear improvement in resident well-being after transfer. A limitation of the provided summaries is the absence of any substantive negative feedback or detailed commentary on administrative matters (cost, admissions, staffing patterns, specific activity programming beyond rehab, or long-term consistency). That absence itself is informative — reviews do not surface complaints — but it also means some operational aspects are not represented in this dataset.

    Conclusion: Based on the supplied review summaries, Divine Living Adult Family Home is perceived as a compassionate, competent, and family-recommended care provider that emphasizes dignity, medication safety, active rehabilitation, cleanliness, and quality dining. The strongest themes are staff professionalism combined with genuine kindness and a proactive approach to resident mobility and comfort. While the reviews do not identify downsides, they also do not cover every operational detail; families considering the home may still want to confirm licensing, staffing ratios, activity schedules, and costs during a visit. Overall, the available feedback presents Divine Living as a highly regarded option for adult family home care.

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    Location

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    Divine Living Adult Family Home is located at 34318 43rd Ave S, Auburn, WA, 98001.

    About Divine Living Adult Family Home

    Divine Living Adult Family Home sits in a private residential house in Auburn, WA, with a licensed capacity for up to 6 residents and offers long-term, non-acute care for older adults who need assistance with daily living. Staff help with personal care, bathing, medication management, and housekeeping, and provide support for those with physical, developmental, dementia, or mental health needs, which means seniors get help with whatever they may need throughout the day and night. Meals come home-cooked, with several diet options, including vegetarian, vegan, low or no-sugar, organic, and low or no sodium, and there's a dining room with group seating, plus snacks are always nearby, and sometimes there's tea time in the afternoon. The setting is home-like, with private or shared rooms offering wheelchair accessibility, climate control, cable television, private telephones, and showers, and the home's location means residents can see gardens or even local mountain or water views from the grounds. There's internet and Wi-Fi available for guests, and an emergency call button for safety, while outdoor spaces have secured fencing for those who may wander. The home's small size encourages staff to learn each resident's unique needs and personalities, often resulting in tailored care plans and better communication between families and caregivers. Staff provide 24-hour care, help with things like oxygen therapy, high acuity care, diabetic and incontinence care, nursing or therapy services, and arrange on-site MD visits, plus pharmacy delivery, all of which makes it easier for residents to keep up with their health needs without having to leave the house every time. They organize regular activities like movie nights, puzzles, gardening, holiday celebrations, pet therapy visits, walks, and even birthday parties to help residents stay involved and connected, with an emphasis on helping people keep their independence as much as possible, and there's always visiting hours from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. Laundry and housekeeping get done regularly, with clean sheets, towels, and tidy rooms, and pets are allowed to visit for a bit of joy (though they don't live there). Divine Living Adult Family Home doesn't take Medicare, since it's licensed by Washington State and isn't certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but the care is often less expensive than a stay in a nursing home. This Adult Family Home has state inspections and operates under license number 754464, serving seniors from King County and the Auburn community, working to offer peace of mind for families and a friendly, safe place for those who need daily help, with staff who know how to care for people with a range of health issues, including those who are nearing the end of life and those who need palliative or hospice care.

    People often ask...

    Divine Living Adult Family Home offers assisted living and board and care.

    There are 13 photos of Divine Living Adult Family Home on Mirador.

    The full address for this community is 34318 43rd Ave S, Auburn, WA 98001.

    No, Divine Living Adult Family Home does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In Washington, the Department of Social & Health Services licenses assisted living and adult family homes, publishing inspection, investigation, and fire-safety reports.

    License number754464
    StatusOp
    Facility typeAdult Family Home
    Capacity6 residents
    Special certificationMental Health, Dementia, Developmental Disabilities
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    Inspection Reports

    1

    Reports

    4

    Citations

    0

    Complaints

    3

    Years

    25 Apr 2023Inspection
    An investigation found several licensing deficiencies including missing background checks for staff, inadequate emergency drinking water, incomplete TB testing, and missing resident personal belongings inventories.
    • WAC 388-76-10161Background checks
    • WAC 388-76-10320Emergency drinking water
    • WAC 388-76-10285Tuberculosis testing
    • WAC 388-76-10845Personal belongings inventory

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