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ABOVE Home Health supports families across Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Kent, Federal Way, Shoreline, and the wider King County area — often adult children who work full time and cannot be at a parent’s house every afternoon.
Personal care, dementia support, hospital-to-home help, appointment transportation, and NoMi by ABOVE flexible visits are built around what your family actually needs, not around a minimum shift length.
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Licensed Washington in-home care agency (License IHS.FS.60901837). Local care team. Flexible visit options available.
Local trust
- Serving Seattle, the Eastside and South King County
- Flexible NoMi by ABOVE visit options
- Personal care and dementia support
- Hospital-to-home and appointment transportation
- Licensed Washington In-Home Care Agency: IHS.FS.60901837
Why King County families call ABOVE
In King County the call usually comes from an adult child, not the client. Someone is working in Seattle or on the Eastside, driving across the county after work to check on a parent, and realizing that the current arrangement is not sustainable — for the parent or for them.
- A working adult child is leaving the office to handle every appointment and emergency
- A parent living independently needs a hand at specific times of day, not all day
- A discharge from a Seattle-area hospital happened faster than the family expected
- Traffic and parking make getting to medical appointments genuinely difficult
- Memory changes are making it unsafe for a parent to be alone for long stretches
- Family lives on the other side of the water, the lake, or the country
- Bathing, dressing, meals, and mobility have quietly become harder
- The family needs a real plan before the next crisis, not after it
NoMi by ABOVE: help sized to the day, not to a minimum shift
Most agencies in the Seattle area require long minimum visits. If your mother is largely independent and needs 40 minutes of help in the morning, a mandatory four-hour block is not care — it is a bill.
NoMi by ABOVE is a program of ABOVE Home Health that lets King County families use home care the way they actually need it: a morning start, an evening wind-down, a ride to a clinic, a check-in on the days no family member can get across town.
Traditional home care
- Often requires 2–4 hour minimum visits
- Families pay for time nobody needed
- Difficult to use for one specific hard hour of the day
- Rarely fits a full-time work schedule
- Feels like an all-or-nothing decision
NoMi by ABOVE
- Visits sized to the real need
- Good for medication reminders and safety checks
- Built for working adult children across the metro
- Useful in the fragile first weeks after a discharge
- Care can scale up as needs change
NoMi by ABOVE is a care program from ABOVE Home Health — not a separate company. Availability depends on location, timing, and care needs.
Home care services available in King County
Every plan starts with what is actually happening at home. Some King County families use one short visit a day; others need consistent daily support or help that follows a parent out to appointments.
NoMi Flexible Visits
Short, purposeful visits for medication reminders, wellness checks, safety supervision, and meal setup — ideal when a parent is mostly independent but one part of the day is hard.
Personal Care
Respectful hands-on help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility so a King County client can stay in their own home with dignity.
Dementia and Memory Support
Steady, calm support for memory loss, confusion, sundowning, anxiety, and wandering risk, with routines that reduce stress for the whole household.
Hospital-to-Home Support
Coverage through the fragile first days after a Seattle-area hospital or rehab discharge: check-ins, follow-up reminders, home safety, and family communication.
Medical Driver and Appointment Support
Transportation and caregiver company for clinic visits, infusions, follow-ups, and essential errands — so an adult child does not have to burn a workday for every appointment.
Caregiver-On-The-Go
Support that goes with the client outside the home when appropriate: appointments, errands, the pharmacy, and staying connected to the community.
Cities and communities we serve in King County
ABOVE Home Health works with families throughout King County, from Seattle and Shoreline to the Eastside and South King County:
- Seattle
- Bellevue
- Renton
- Kent
- Federal Way
- Shoreline
- Redmond
- Kirkland
- Burien
- Tukwila
- SeaTac
- Des Moines
- Auburn
- Issaquah
- Sammamish
- Mercer Island
- Bothell
- Woodinville
Service availability varies by caregiver availability and client needs, so please call to confirm coverage in your neighborhood.
Related pages: How to choose a home care agency in King County · Home care in Seattle, WA · Home care in Bellevue, WA · Home care in Kirkland, WA · Home care in Redmond, WA · Home care in Renton, WA · Home care in Kent, WA · Home care in Federal Way, WA · Home care in Pierce County, WA · All areas we serve
How to choose a home care agency in King County
There are a lot of agencies in the Seattle metro and the marketing all sounds alike. The useful questions are practical ones about scheduling, screening, communication, and what happens when something changes at 6 p.m. on a Friday.
- Is the agency licensed in Washington State?
- Are caregivers screened, trained, and supervised?
- Will you receive a written care plan you can actually read?
- Is there a minimum shift, and how flexible is it really?
- Can they cover the specific hour of the day you need?
- Do they support dementia-related behaviors and safety needs?
- Can a caregiver drive to appointments across King County?
- How and how often will the family be updated?
- What is the backup plan if the assigned caregiver calls out?
- Can care increase or decrease without renegotiating everything?
ABOVE was built for families who need dependable, practical help without being pushed into a one-size-fits-all schedule. Ask us these questions directly — and ask every other agency you are considering.
Still comparing options? Our frequently asked questions and family resource library walk through costs, care levels, and what to expect.
What happens when you call ABOVE
1. We listen
Tell us what is happening at home, what worries you most, and what your own schedule looks like.
2. We explain the options
We walk through whether NoMi flexible visits, personal care, dementia support, transition support, or transportation fits the situation.
3. We build a practical plan
The plan reflects the real hours that are hard, the family’s work schedule, and specific safety concerns.
4. Care starts when you are ready
No pressure and no confusing process — just clear next steps.
Common questions about home care in King County
Do you provide home care in Seattle and on the Eastside?
Yes. ABOVE Home Health serves King County communities including Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Kent, Federal Way, Kirkland, Redmond, and nearby areas. Coverage depends on caregiver availability and the care your family needs, so call 360-350-0123 to confirm your neighborhood.
My parent only needs help for 45 minutes. Is that possible?
It often is. NoMi by ABOVE is our flexible visit program for families who do not need a long traditional shift. Short, purposeful visits can cover a medication reminder, a safety check, a meal setup, or getting the day started. Availability depends on location, timing, and care needs.
Can you help after a discharge from a Seattle-area hospital?
Yes. The first two weeks home are when families feel the most pressure. ABOVE provides hospital-to-home support with check-ins, follow-up appointment reminders, help around the house, and clear communication back to the family.
I work full time in Seattle. How do you keep me updated?
Care plans are built with the family in mind. We agree up front on who gets updates and how, so an adult child working downtown or on the Eastside is not left guessing about how a visit went.
Can a caregiver drive my mom to an appointment in Seattle?
ABOVE offers medical driver and appointment support where appropriate, which can include getting to a clinic visit, waiting during the appointment, and getting home safely. This is often the service King County families ask about first.
How do I start home care in King County?
Call 360-350-0123 or request a free assessment. We will listen to what is happening, explain realistic options, and help you decide on a next step. There is no obligation to start care.
Have a question that is not here? See our full FAQ page or call and ask us directly.
Need home care in King County? Start with one conversation.
Whether your parent needs a short daily check-in, regular personal care, dementia support, a ride to a Seattle clinic, or help after a discharge, we can help you figure out the next right step.
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