Service Overview
Discover how Hope Living AFH offers compassionate, personalized support to adults with developmental disabilities, promoting independence and community involvement.
24-hour awake staff • Provider lives on-site • Medicaid accepted
Individualized Support Plans
Tailored care strategies designed to meet each resident’s unique needs, encouraging growth and self-confidence in daily living.
Community Engagement Activities
Programs that foster social connections and skill development, enhancing residents’ sense of belonging and purpose.
Care & Support at Hope Living
Instead of “set pricing tiers,” care is personalized. We build support around the resident’s assessed needs, preferences, and safety requirements.
Comfort & daily living (typical inclusions)
- Warm, home-like setting with lots of natural light and comfortable shared or private room options (as available)
- Three meals daily plus snacks, with support for special dietary needs when appropriate
- Housekeeping and laundry support
- Daily routines that encourage dignity, independence, and a calm environment
- Activities offered based on interest (music, games, walks, puzzles, reading, celebrations, and more)
Hands-on assistance as needed
Support with ADLs & safety
- Eating support (cueing/supervision, texture modification, feeding assistance when indicated)
- Toileting support (reminders, stand-by help, incontinence care as needed)
- Mobility & transfers (assistive devices, gait-belt support, one-person assist; Hoyer lift transfers when indicated)
- Personal hygiene, dressing, bathing (including bed-baths when a shower is not possible)
- Repositioning schedules for residents at risk for skin breakdown, when indicated
Medication reminders & administration
Set up for safe routines
- Medication reminders and cueing
- Assistance with oral medications and medication administration, based on care plan
- Coordination of provider orders and changes, as appropriate
- Diabetes-support routines may be available, including insulin support when delegated/ordered
- Care is matched to resident needs and within applicable scope and delegation rules
Dementia, DD, mental health & more
Care plans that meet people where they are
- Experience supporting residents with Alzheimer’s / dementia
- Support for adults with developmental disabilities (DD)
- Support for residents with mental health needs (within the home’s scope)
- Behavioral supports and structure as part of a consistent routine
- Hospice collaboration and comfort-focused support when applicable
How payment typically works
Needs-based, not “menu pricing”
- Care and payment are based on an individualized assessment and required supports
- We accept Medicaid under disclosed conditions (including a private-pay period and advance notice for conversion, when applicable)
- In some situations, Medicaid may be accepted at admission based on availability and the resident’s assessed rate
- We’ll clearly explain what is included, what is optional, and any resident-responsible costs before move-in
Nurse Delegation & Skilled Needs: When nursing delegation is required, services are coordinated according to Washington requirements. If an outside delegated nursing service is needed, it may be arranged with an appropriate provider, and any resident-responsible costs are disclosed in advance.
Vacancies change quickly: Call or message to confirm current openings (private vs. shared) and whether we can safely meet the prospective resident’s needs.