Care that changes
with your loved one
Care that changes as your loved one's needs change, without another move.
It starts with a conversation
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Listen
A relaxed visit to learn about routines, likes, dislikes and history.
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Assess
A free assessment of medical, memory, mobility and emotional needs.
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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
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Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and continence care, delivered with patience and privacy.
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Medication management
Medications given on schedule, refills handled with the pharmacy, and a daily log.
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Meals & nutrition
Three home-cooked meals a day plus snacks, adjusted for medical diets and favorite foods.
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Mobility & safety
Safe transfers, walking support and fall prevention in an accessible home.
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Appointments & coordination
Doctor visits, home health, therapy and lab work arranged, with updates to family.
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Activities & companionship
Music, games, crafts, gardening and conversation every day.
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Respite stays
Short stays so family caregivers can rest, travel or recover.
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Hospice & comfort care
Working with hospice teams to provide comfort and dignity at the end of life, at home.
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Housekeeping & laundry
Clean rooms, fresh linens and laundry for every resident.
Specialty
Dementia care
Familiar caregivers, a calm daily routine and gentle redirection help residents with dementia or Alzheimer's feel safe. The house is quiet and easy to find your way around.
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Specialty
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.
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Specialty
Developmental disabilities
Individual support for adults with developmental disabilities, with a focus on independence, daily living skills and the activities each person enjoys.
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Inside the house
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Private bedrooms
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Accessible bathroom & walk-in shower
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Garden & covered patio
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Home-cooked meals daily
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Room set up for a hospital bed & wheelchair
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Laundry & housekeeping
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Living room with a fireplace
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Family visits welcome
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.
What families usually ask us
Don't see your question? Call (425) 371-1113.
A licensed home in a residential neighborhood that cares for a small number of adults. In Washington the limit is six. Residents get personal care, meals and supervision in a house instead of a large facility.
Assisted living communities often have dozens or hundreds of residents. Seaview has six, so caregivers have more time for each person and the day can follow their routine.
We work with private pay, long-term care insurance and Medicaid (COPES) where eligible. Call us and we'll go through the options with you.
Yes. We only ask that visits work around other residents' rest and mealtimes. Birthdays and other celebrations are welcome here.
Book a tour, meet the team and see the home. Then we do a free care assessment and write a care plan before move-in day.
Yes. Washington State DSHS licenses Seaview as an adult family home, license #756746, with six beds.
2733 168th Street SE, Bothell, WA, on a quiet residential street.
Call (425) 371-1113, fax (425) 582-2006, or email Seaviewcaringafh@yahoo.com.
Come for a visit and have a cup of tea with us.
We give private tours every day. Bring your questions. There's no obligation.
Schedule a private tour