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Trained. Trusted. Treasured.

Connecting You With High-Quality In-Home Care That’s Caregivers Union Approved!

Need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, or medication reminders? This registry will help you find high-quality, trusted in-home care for yourself or a loved one.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury or illness or dealing with impacts of disability or aging, you have options. In-home care is a popular alternative to nursing homes, assisted living, and rehabilitation facilities because it can be less expensive, more flexible, and allow you or your loved one to stay in your own home.

You can hire an in-home caregiver to provide the assistance you or your loved one needs. If a loved one needs assistance, you can also become a trained caregiver yourself and get paid to care for them.

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Find A Trusted WA Caregiver Today!

Search Our Registry For Free. No Email, No Phone Required.

Search our registry to find high-quality, trained, trusted caregivers near you. We only list home care agencies certified for great service and trustworthy caregivers with quality training from a labor-management partnership. You can filter for location, type of payment, and what you’re looking for - whether that’s care for yourself or a loved one, or information on becoming a home caregiver yourself. Unlike other sites, our registry is open and free. No email, no phone number required.

In-Home Care in Washington

In-home caregivers provide non-medical services that allow you to stay in the comfort and familiarity of your own home, even if you need regular assistance with daily living tasks. Home caregivers assist with meal preparation, getting in and out of bed, dressing, hygiene, grooming, bathing, toileting, transportation, grocery shopping, medication reminders, laundry, cleaning, and much more.

There are different types of in-home care services in Washington. These licensed home care agencies offer stability, reliability, and peace of mind.

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Home care agencies handle the initial vetting of caregivers (like certification and background checks) and provide increased flexibility, additional staff for coverage when needed, and consistent training standards. Agencies are also prepared to work with clients paying through insurance, Medicaid, self-pay, and WA Cares benefits.

Not every home care agency in Washington is listed on our site. We only list home care agencies with a reputation for great service, stability, in-depth caregiver training through a labor-management partnership, and reliable comprehensive background checks. All of the home care agencies on this registry are in a labor-management partnership which means fair pay, sick leave, and health insurance for caregivers.

In Washington, you can receive training to become a paid caregiver for a loved one. Home care agencies offer the necessary training and are prepared to help you each step of the way.

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