Alpha Kidus, LLC. sits quietly in a calm Lynnwood neighborhood at 4229 176th Place Southwest, offering a warm and bright home environment that's always clean and feels like a house instead of a big facility, which people seem to like since it runs as an Adult Family Home with space for six residents, so there's never any feeling of being lost in a crowd. You'll find the rooms cozy, spacious, and shining every morning, with wide doorways, handrails, and a main entrance made to welcome visitors, plus shared and private rooms thoughtfully arranged so everyone gets their own space and storage, and the home also has relaxing shared areas like a comfortable living room and a big dining space where everyone comes together for meals. Daily care happens day and night with staff and the owner, Mihiret Tedla, living right upstairs, so you'll always find someone nearby to help, and a licensed nurse, Tigist Tedla (Tina), is around seven days a week from 8am to 8pm for any nursing needs. The staff care about the residents and treat them with real love and kindness, staying involved in all parts of care, and they make sure everyone keeps their dignity and independence as much as possible.
Alpha Kidus, LLC. focuses on making sure residents feel okay physically, mentally, and emotionally, so there are personal care services like help with bathing, dressing, medication, and meals, and meals even use each resident's favorite brands if wanted, plus laundry and showers every other day or more if needed, and there's regular cleaning to keep the home looking and feeling fresh, and caregivers are described as friendly, respectful, and always present. There's support for all kinds of health needs, whether someone's got Alzheimer's or dementia, memory care needs, trouble with incontinence, diabetes, Parkinson's, stroke history, depression, COPD, dialysis, vision or hearing concerns, or a need for hospice, and they'll use things like Hoyer Lifts or give insulin when needed, plus offer therapy for motion or help with catheters, feeding tubes, and wound care. The home also handles medical tasks like checking vital signs, blood draws, and helps keep an eye on UTIs, and nurses or aides are available at any hour.
People can stay a long time or come just for respite care, so families get a break or residents get short-term help when needed, and Alpha Kidus accepts both private pay and Medicaid. It's made for both male and female residents, and they consider gender preferences as well, with polices on pets and smoking set up as Yes or No depending on individual needs. There's a focus on community and family-the staff keeps in touch with families, listens to what's important for each person, and works on building strong relationships, and families get detailed, honest information so they can make decisions more easily. Outside there's space for residents to get some fresh air, and the neighborhood is quiet, so people can relax without much noise.
Alpha Kidus, LLC. stands out because it keeps to a small, family-like setting instead of a large nursing home and focuses on detailed, person-centered care that covers independent living, assisted living, and even skilled nursing if needed, and it doesn't post prices online. Reviews give it strong marks, with an overall 4.6 out of 5 rating from ten reviews, and a perfect 5.0 from three more, pointing out that staff, meals, the building, and the sense of value are all appreciated. The owner and staff keep learning, trying to improve care, and follow strict safety and health rules, while treating everyone with respect, compassion, and understanding. The facility is open all day and night for support, but business hours for calls run from early morning to evening. Alpha Kidus, LLC. is licensed by the state of Washington as an adult family home and sometimes is called an adult foster home, personal care home, or assisted living home, based on what people call these in different parts of the country, and it's part of a network that gives other options in nearby areas for different kinds of care, so there are choices if someone needs more or less help as time goes on. The home's mission is to offer kind, dependable care that lets each resident keep as much independence and comfort as they can, while supporting their families with honest information and solid help.
