A small home in Everett where your mom or dad is looked after by the same few people, day and night.
Riverview Blvd, Everett
Someone awake all night
That size is the whole point. Meals are cooked in the kitchen, not delivered on a tray. And when something changes, someone notices the same day.
Somewhere safe to recover, with help nearby instead of an empty house.
A calm, familiar place where the same people notice the small changes early.
Asking for help is not giving up. It is getting your parent more hands than one person has.
Everett Lighthouse is an adult family home on Riverview Blvd in Everett, Washington. It is a regular house on a quiet residential street, cared for by a small team, with only a handful of residents.
Help washing, dressing, and getting around the house safely.
Given when they should be, written down, and refilled before they run out.
Three meals a day, cooked in the kitchen, adjusted for your parent’s diet.
Not an alarm or an answering service. A person, awake, in the house.
Ask us about:
Not sure if we are the right fit? Call and we will tell you honestly.
Steady, unhurried, and built around the person rather than a schedule.
Washing and dressing at your parent’s own pace, then breakfast together at the table.
A home-cooked meal, medications on schedule, and time to sit in the light of the front room.
Talking, television, a visit from family, or a nap. Whatever the day calls for.
Dinner, evening medications, and help getting to bed, with someone awake all night.
An adult family home is a regular house in a neighborhood, licensed by Washington State, where a small number of older adults live and are cared for. In Washington these homes are usually licensed for no more than six people, which is why the care is far more personal than a large building.
Assisted living is usually a large building with fifty or more apartments, a front desk, and staff working on a schedule. An adult family home is a house with a few people living in it. Your mom or dad is cared for by the same small group every day, and you talk straight to the people doing the care instead of a coordinator.
It depends on how much help your parent needs, so there is no single price we can post. Call and tell us the situation and we will give you a straight number.
Most families pay privately. Some use long-term care insurance. In Washington, some people also qualify for help through DSHS. What we are able to accept can change, so please call and ask before you rule us out.
Openings change from week to week. Call and we will tell you what is open now. If we are full, we will say so instead of leaving you waiting.
Yes. Someone is here around the clock, including overnight, so help is never more than a room away.
Yes, and we hope you will. Walking through the house is the only real way to know if it fits your family. Call or send a message and we will find a time that works for you.
We are on Riverview Blvd in Everett, Washington, and welcome families from across Snohomish County, including Mukilteo, Marysville, Mill Creek, Lake Stevens, and Lynnwood.
You cannot tell much from photos. Come walk through the house, meet us, and see how it feels. Call, text, or send a note and we will find a time.
Everett Lighthouse Adult Family Home
2715 Riverview Blvd
Everett, WA 98203
Call or text
Yenenesh · (206) 432-6627
Senay · (206) 372-1815
If one of us misses you, the other will pick up.
Email
hello@everettlighthouseafh.com
Serving: Everett, Mukilteo, Marysville, Mill Creek, Lake Stevens, Lynnwood, and Snohomish County.
Call and ask us anything. If we are not the right fit for your parent, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Everett Lighthouse