Need Help Finding a Medicaid Adult Family Home in Washington?

Finding care for a loved one can feel overwhelming. Washington Care Match helps families compare Adult Family Homes, Memory Care, Assisted Living, and Respite Care options based on location, care needs, timing, and payment source.

Free help for families. Call or text: 253-235-3342

Free Help for Families Comparing Care Options

Washington Care Match provides informational referral support for families searching for senior care in Washington. We help you organize the next steps, understand what type of care may fit, and connect with care options that may match your loved one's needs.

We commonly help families compare Adult Family Homes, Memory Care, Assisted Living, Respite Care, care after a hospital or rehab stay, and Medicaid or private-pay care options.

Looking for Care Near Kent or South King County?

If your loved one needs care near Kent, Renton, Auburn, Federal Way, Covington, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines, or nearby areas, we can help you start narrowing options.

Many families contact us when a loved one is being discharged from a hospital or rehab facility, home care is no longer enough, dementia or memory care needs are increasing, respite or urgent placement is needed, or they are unsure whether Medicaid, private pay, or another payment source applies.

How Washington Care Match Works

1. Tell us what is going on. Answer a few quick questions about location, care needs, timing, and payment source.

2. We help narrow the options. We review the information and help identify care settings that may fit your loved one's situation.

3. You speak with care options. We help you take the next step, whether that is asking questions, comparing options, or scheduling a tour.

Ready to find care options?

Complete the short form below or call/text 253-235-3342. If you are not sure about an answer, that is okay — we can help you sort through it.

Important Note

Washington Care Match provides informational referral support. We do not determine Medicaid eligibility, provide medical advice, provide legal advice, or guarantee placement or approval for any specific care setting. Medicaid eligibility and long-term-care service approvals are determined by the appropriate state agencies and care providers.