Seattle, WA
In-Home Dementia Care in Seattle
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What in-home dementia care costs in Seattle
Real local rates - no hidden fees.
Light supervision
$2240/mo
~20 hrs/week
Full-time care
$4480/mo
~40 hrs/week
Live-in / 24-hour
$12,000+/mo
Around-the-clock
Local rate range: $28-$40/hr.
Dementia in Seattle: what families should know
Real local data, not generic national averages.
Local senior population
94,796
Residents 65+ in Seattle
12,020
Residents 85+ (highest dementia risk group)
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates.
Who this affects locally
31,510 senior households in Seattle have someone 65 or older living alone - exactly the situation where in-home supervision matters most. With 12,020 residents aged 85 and over, the group at highest risk of dementia, the need for local care is concentrated and growing.
Community First Choice and the Community Options Program Entry System (CFC and COPES)
Administered by the Aging and Long-Term Support Administration at the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, through local Home and Community Services offices.
Dementia-specific eligibility
Both programs require a nursing-facility level of care determined by assessment; COPES is generally provided to people already enrolled in Community First Choice. The cited page does not describe any dementia-specific eligibility route, so ask the office that administers the programme how a dementia diagnosis is weighed in that assessment.
Asset limits: This state does not publish asset limits on its own program page. Confirm the current figures with the office that administers the program.
What makes WA different: Community First Choice lets participants choose who provides their care, including hiring family members as paid caregivers. Washington also runs a Medicaid Specialized Dementia Care Program, a dementia-specific benefit most states do not have.
How to apply: Apply at a local Home and Community Services office, by requesting a paper application, or online at washingtonconnection.org. Community Living Connections (waclc.org, 1-855-567-0252) is the state's entry point for finding services.
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Home health providers in Seattle
From Medicare's own provider records, with the quality rating Medicare publishes. We do not rank these and we have no relationship with any of them.
| Provider | Type | Medicare rating | Telephone |
|---|---|---|---|
| KLINE GALLAND HOME HEALTH6100 4TH AVE S., SUITE 403, SEATTLE, WA 98108 | home health agency | 4 of 5 | 2068051930 |
| KAISER PERMANENTE HOME HEALTH AND HOSPICE201 16TH AVE EAST, CWB-C140, SEATTLE, WA 98112 | home health agency | 2.5 of 5 | 2063264530 |
| SEA MAR HOME HEALTH8915 14TH AVE S #303, SEATTLE, WA 98108 | home health agency | 1 of 5 | 2067644717 |
| UNIVERSAL HOME CARE LLC5811 RAINIER AVE S STE 111, SEATTLE, WA 98118 | home health agency | not rated | 2064346111 |
Dementia specialists practising in Seattle
Listed in the federal NPI registry with a dementia-relevant specialty. This is public reference information: none of these clinicians is affiliated with us or endorses this service.
- NANDINI ABBURI · neurologistNPI 1730618349
- ALI ABU-ALYA · neurologistNPI 1326540337
- NEHA AGARWAL · neurologistNPI 1275088445
- PINKY AGARWAL · neurologistNPI 1245223296
- MAKEDA AGONAFER · neurologistNPI 1215371935
- LISA AKIYAMA · neurologistNPI 1366805756
Where our numbers come from
Last verified August 26, 2026
Every Seattle figure on this page comes from a public record you can open yourself - not from an estimate and not from us. Every figure links back to the source it came from.
- U.S. Census BureauAmerican Community Survey
- Medicare Care CompareCMS provider ratings
- NPI RegistryLicensed specialists
- CDCDementia research
- National Institute on AgingCare and planning guidance
These are the public records we cite. They are sources of data, not partners, and none of them endorses this service. See how we use them city by city.
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