Yes. Homecare is a great alternative to traditional senior living options. However, it is not a good fit for every situation. We use our expertise to evaluate each situation and determine if we can provide quality care safely and effectively. If we cannot meet these criteria, we’ll tell you and suggest other options.

Everyone wants to stay home, but this may not be practicable due to the cost or intensive nursing needs. Don’t worry, we have a solution!

Our sister company, Longhouse Assisted Living Households, provides the same excellent care as our in-home program, while also providing the household! Longhouse is a vibrant household with dementia-focused care that provide awake overnight staff, great activity programs, and intensive nursing services. Learn about our location in Bothell, Washington. Visit www.longhouse.com(Opens an external site in a new window) to learn more!

Yes. 24-hour care and Live-In care are our specialties. Our Care Managers, educated caregivers, and superior communication system makes us better able to handle complex medical issues and live-in care.

Yes. To complement our homecare services, we also provide Home Health, which includes nursing. Our registered nurses deliver nurse delegation and medication management. They fill medisets, provide RN care management, and make nurse visits to help manage chronic conditions. You can plug in anywhere along the continuum and rest assured that you have a plan to stay home.

We serve King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties. Our office is located in Kirkland, Washington.

No, we are not. Matthew Long, our founder, is a Husky (both undergrad and graduate schools), we like to hire Huskies, and we have a formal giving arrangement with UW. 

Yes. Most LTC policies include homecare coverage. We will help you understand your policy and administer it. Mostly this involves ensuring the insurance company gets timely reports.

Each care plan is unique. For this reason, we ask that you call for rates. Click here to learn more about our services.

For urgent situations, we can have a Plan of Care in place and a caregiver lined up within 24 hours. For less urgent scenarios, we use a two-week timeline that allows everyone more time to make decisions and create an optimal plan.