For Referral Professionals
A quick, honest picture for placement.
For hospital discharge planners, DSHS case managers, hospice teams, and senior placement professionals — the facts you need to decide fit, in one place.
At a Glance
The essentials.
Care levels we consider
Standby to full one-person assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers, and eating (including softer-texture and full feeding assistance). Transfers with gait belt, Hoyer, or sit-to-stand. Scheduled repositioning for skin integrity. Medication management under RN delegation, including insulin and blood-glucose monitoring. Two-person assistance and total care may be available by arrangement.
When we may not be the right fit
Needs requiring skilled-nursing or hospital-level medical care, or specialized equipment and staffing beyond a six-resident household. We assess each referral individually and will tell you honestly and quickly if we can't safely meet the need — and try to point you toward a better match.
Respite & short stays
Short-term placements when a family caregiver needs rest or a resident needs a bridge — availability permitting.
Hospice coordination
We coordinate with a resident's chosen hospice so end-of-life care can happen in a familiar room, with familiar people.
Daily life
Home-cooked meals, medication management, and simple, familiar activities — walks, music, cooking, time outdoors — matched to each resident.
How to Refer
One call starts it.
Reach us by phone to check current availability and discuss a resident's needs. We respond to referral inquiries within one business day. Please call before sending any documents so we can arrange a secure transfer — don't email protected health information.
Placement, Handled With Care
Let's find out if it's a fit.
Call with a referral and we'll give you a straight answer on availability and suitability — fast.