Our free 72-hour caregiver video-profile matching service helps Seattle families go from a short care-needs form to vetted caregiver profiles they can watch before anyone starts a shift in the home. You describe the help you need. We match that request to screened in-home caregivers. You then receive video profiles within 72 hours so you can choose whom to interview.
If you are still comparing local options, begin on our Seattle in-home care hub and use matching when you want candidate profiles instead of a long round of cold calls.
How the 72-Hour Matching Process Works
The matching process works in three stages: you submit a form, we match your request to vetted caregivers, and you receive video profiles within 72 hours at no charge for the match itself. Families use this path when an older adult needs more help at home and they want to see candidates quickly. Matching is meant for Seattle households that want a clear next step without touring a facility first.
Step 1: Share Your Family's Care Needs
You begin by filling out a short form about who needs care, where in Seattle they live, the hours of help you want, and the tasks that matter most. Include notes on meals, mobility, overnight coverage, companionship, or memory-related support so the match is closer to daily life. You can also mention language preferences, pets, and whether you need short visits or longer shifts.
Step 2: Matching Against Vetted Caregivers
After the form arrives, a matching specialist reviews your request and compares it with caregivers who have already been screened for in-home work. Matching looks at schedule, skills, and experience with similar households so you are not starting from a random public listing. You do not need to run that screening step yourself.
Step 3: Receive Vetted Video Profiles Within 72 Hours
Within 72 hours of a complete form, you receive vetted caregiver video profiles so you can see and hear each person before you schedule a conversation. Each profile introduces the caregiver and the kinds of support they typically provide, such as companion care or personal care. You decide whom to meet, and you remain in control of any hiring decision.
Who This Matching Service Helps in Seattle
This service helps Seattle families arranging in-home support for older adults, including people who live alone and adult children coordinating care from nearby neighborhoods or farther away. Seattle has 94,796 residents age 65 and older, 12,020 residents age 85 and older, and 31,510 seniors living alone, with a median household income of $121,984, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Those figures describe the city's older adult population. They are not a count of people with dementia, and they do not diagnose anyone's care needs. Matching is useful when living alone, a recent hospital stay, or growing difficulty with daily tasks makes extra help at home a practical next step.
In-Home Care Types You Can Request
You can request matching for several in-home care types, from a few companion visits a week to around-the-clock support. Many families start with companionship and light help, then add hands-on support if bathing, dressing, or transfers become harder. Others need coverage so a family caregiver can rest, or a short burst of help after a hospital discharge.
Common matching requests include memory care at home, 24-hour live-in care, respite care, and hospital discharge care. Tell us which of these fits, or describe a mix, on the form so the profiles reflect the real schedule you need.