A licensed adult family home

in Edmonds, Washington

Seaview Caring
Seaview
Caring

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(425) 582-8727
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Care that changes as your loved one's needs change, without another move.

Living room seating area next to the dining room
Bright dining area leading to the kitchen
Bedroom set up with an adjustable care bed and armchair

It starts with a conversation

Care at Seaview is planned around each resident's history, health and daily habits, and we update the plan as those change.

01

Listen

A relaxed visit to learn about routines, likes, dislikes and history.

02

Assess

A free assessment of medical, memory, mobility and emotional needs.

03

Personalize

A written care plan for routines, medication, diet and activities.

04

Evolve

Regular reviews with family and providers as needs change.

What's included

Personal care

Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and continence care, delivered with patience and privacy.

Medication management

Medications given on schedule, refills handled with the pharmacy, and a daily log.

Meals & nutrition

Three home-cooked meals a day plus snacks, adjusted for medical diets and favorite foods.

Mobility & safety

Safe transfers, walking support and fall prevention in an accessible home.

Appointments & coordination

Doctor visits, home health, therapy and lab work arranged, with updates to family.

Activities & companionship

Music, games, crafts, gardening and conversation every day.

Respite stays

Short stays so family caregivers can rest, travel or recover.

Hospice & comfort care

Working with hospice teams to provide comfort and dignity at the end of life, at home.

Housekeeping & laundry

Clean rooms, fresh linens and laundry for every resident.

Licensed for dementia, mental health and developmental disability care

A caregiver sitting with older adults as they color pictures together at a table

Fig.3: A calm afternoon activity

Dementia care

Familiar caregivers, a calm daily routine and gentle redirection help residents with dementia or Alzheimer's feel safe. The house is secure, quiet and easy to find your way around.

A smiling caregiver leaning in to talk with an older woman in a chair

Fig.4: Time to talk, every day

Mental health

We care for residents with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and other mental health conditions, with a regular routine, patience and close contact with their counselors and prescribers.

A young man with Down syndrome in an apron, smiling as he cooks

Fig.5: Building everyday skills

Developmental disabilities

Individual support for adults with developmental disabilities, with a focus on independence, daily living skills and the activities each person enjoys.

Inside the house

Private & shared bedrooms
Accessible bathrooms & walk-in showers
Garden & covered patio
Home-cooked meals daily
Call system & secure exits
Wi-Fi & cable TV
Laundry & housekeeping
Family visits welcome
Accessible bathroom with a pedestal sink and grab bar
Resident bedroom with a quilted bed and desk chair
Covered patio and garden with autumn trees

Our philosophy

We think good care comes down to paying attention, and turning up every day for people who spent their lives looking after others.

The Seaview family