Yorkshire Homestead Adult Family Home sits near Providence Medical Center in the Everett North area, and the place offers care for up to six elderly residents in a house that looks and feels a lot like a real home, so everybody gets a more personal kind of support. The home stays open every day and always has staff ready to help with things like meals, snacks, help with medicines, laundry, housekeeping, and any personal needs, whether that's just help getting dressed or more complete care for those who need it. They look after folks with dementia, mental health conditions, and developmental disabilities, and hold a state license as an adult family home in Snohomish County.
Residents can choose between a studio, a single room, or a two-bedroom space, and the home has safety features like sprinkler systems and accessible bathrooms. There are also things that make it comfortable, such as a dining room, fitness center, salon/barbershop, and options for social activities, arts and crafts, and health programs to keep people busy and engaged. Folks get support with bathing, grooming, memory care, transportation, and even occupational therapy or wound care, if needed. The facility gives respite care too, so families can take a break when they need to. The home doesn't accept Medicare for care unless CMS has certified it, so payment is private. Visiting hours run from 9:00am to 8:00pm, and anybody interested can have an assessment to decide on the right care plan, since staff talk over what services, amenities, and care levels would be best. It's a place that tries to make things safe and comfortable, and it aims to give seniors solid help in a smaller, close-knit community right in Everett, WA.
