Hope Adult Family Home sits in Edmonds, Washington, in a quiet, walkable area near hospitals, with gardens and lake walks just outside, which gives folks a bit of fresh air if they want it, though the place itself only has five licensed beds so it's never crowded and each resident gets more attention, as caregivers treat everyone with personal kindness and respect. The home belongs to a group that also runs places like Comfort Zone Adult Family Home and Garden of Eden Adult Family Home, which share a similar cozy and home-like feeling, with private rooms that open to garden and yard views-two of these rooms are private, and some have private baths, which sure helps with privacy.
The house is handicap accessible throughout, with ramps and mobility aids like Hoyer lifts, so people using wheelchairs and walkers get around easier, and it has both Wi-Fi and TV with Xfinity DVR and local sports, so residents can keep up with family or just relax. The home has a small staff but runs with a two-to-one caregiver ratio and an RN on site, which means someone's always around to help out with things like feeding, bathing, dressing, medication, or tube feeding. The facility accepts people needing 24-hour care, those who are bed-bound, or people with trach tubes, feeding tubes, or diabetes. Seniors living with Alzheimer's or other dementia get special memory care in safe settings set up to prevent wandering or confusion, and those who've had strokes, deal with heart failure or COPD, need wound care, or even palliative or hospice care can stay here and get support.
They welcome folks with developmental and mental health needs and help those with incontinence, regular blood draws, or complicated medicine schedules, while range-of-motion therapy, Parkinson's support, and care for depression are just part of how they try to meet each person's needs. Home-cooked meals suit special or religious diets, and the kitchen handles nutritional needs, while assistants help with eating if necessary. The owner manages the house alongside a team of compassionate, culturally welcome caregivers who recognize all faiths and celebrate national, cultural, and religious holidays, Christian and otherwise, so residents feel at home and respected.
Hope Adult Family Home is pet-visit friendly but doesn't have live-in animals. The home includes both private and shared rooms and lets couples stay together. The place supports flexible gender acceptance, and they decide on pet or smoking policies based on resident choices. Safety features like home security systems, medication dispensers, and medical alert devices keep everyone safer. They offer a whole bunch of services, like bathing help, outings in the van, home health with physical, speech, and occupational therapy, and on-site doctor or eye appointments. Residents get private or semi-private rooms with cable or satellite TV, fast Wi-Fi, and garden views.
Residents can spend time joining exercise, music, art, crafts, and game activities-there's bingo, gardening, coloring, board games, dancing, and singing, and even a piano for music therapy or recitals. The house provides vital sign checks, insulin injections, pharmacy-overseen med management, and diabetic education. They use Hoyer lifts if needed, take care of wound and dressing changes, and can take care of oxygen therapy, catheters, colostomy, tube feedings, and even complex needs like quadriplegia or traumatic brain injury. They also work with hospice, mental health support, and respite if someone needs a short stay.
Visitors can come from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The home has no Medicaid or private pay listings right now but has a verifiable license in Washington and some other states. Tours are open weekdays and weekends from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The home's basic goal is to give a safe, caring, and easy-to-understand environment, whether someone needs memory care, assisted living, or support for a chronic health problem, with comfort and dignity always at the front.
