Seah Adult Family Home LLC
10114 NW 16th Ave, Vancouver WA 98685
- 5 licensed beds
- License 757815
- (360) 953-8849
Search licensed Adult Family Homes in Washington by city, county, ZIP, name, or DSHS license number. This AFH directory is a public license snapshot from DSHS, not live availability and not a recommendation.
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Use this Adult Family Home directory to search licensed AFHs across Washington state. Filter by county, city, licensed beds, Medicaid contract, Expanded Community Services (ECS), or Specialized Behavior Support (SBS). Search by home name, city, ZIP code, or DSHS license number. This is a public license snapshot, not a live vacancy board and not a ranking of providers.
An Adult Family Home (AFH) is a licensed residential setting, usually in a regular house, that provides room, board, and personal care for a small number of adults. Washington AFHs are commonly licensed for up to six beds. Families often compare AFHs with assisted living, in-home care, and nursing homes when they need 24-hour support in a smaller setting.
The list includes licensed Adult Family Homes statewide, including King County (Seattle, Bellevue, Kent, Renton, Auburn, Federal Way), Pierce County (Tacoma, Puyallup, Lakewood), Snohomish County (Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds), Spokane County, Clark County (Vancouver), Thurston County (Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater), Kitsap County, Whatcom County (Bellingham), Yakima County, Benton County (Kennewick, Richland), and other Washington counties. Choose a county first if you are looking for an AFH near you, then narrow by city.
Many Washington Adult Family Homes list a Medicaid contract on the public DSHS record. A Medicaid tag here means the contract field is present. It does not mean a specific resident is eligible, accepted, or paid at a particular daily rate. Confirm current participation with the home and with DSHS. For published Washington Medicaid daily rates, use the AFH Medicaid Rate Calculator. Families comparing quoted private-pay costs can use the AFH Care Cost Calculator.
Owners and operators can continue to the Adult Family Home calculators for occupancy, staffing, startup cost, and profit planning. Families should treat every listing as a starting point for due diligence, not a referral.
Use the search bar for a city, ZIP code, or home name, or choose a county such as King, Pierce, Snohomish, Spokane, Clark, Thurston, Kitsap, Whatcom, or Yakima. Then open a listing for the address and phone. Call the home to ask if a bed is open; this directory does not show vacancies.
An Adult Family Home is a licensed residential setting, usually in a house, that provides room, board, and personal care for a small number of adults. Washington AFHs are commonly licensed for up to six beds. Families often compare AFHs with assisted living, in-home care, and nursing homes.
Yes. Filter by King County for Seattle, Bellevue, Kent, Renton, Auburn, and Federal Way; Pierce County for Tacoma, Puyallup, and Lakewood; Snohomish County for Everett and Lynnwood; Spokane County; or Clark County for Vancouver. You can also type a city or ZIP in the search field.
Names, addresses, DSHS license numbers, licensed bed counts, and contract notes are a snapshot of the public Washington DSHS Long Term Care Residential Care geoservice. Confirm anything important on the official DSHS facility lookup before you tour or sign an agreement.
No. This is a licensed-facility list, not a live vacancy board. It does not show waitlists, private-pay openings, or whether a home is currently accepting residents.
No. AFH Calculator does not rank, endorse, inspect, or refer homes. Use a listing to find contact details, then tour, ask about care, and verify the license yourself.
A Medicaid tag means the public DSHS record lists a Medicaid-related contract field. It is not a guarantee that a specific resident is eligible, accepted, or paid at a particular daily rate. Confirm with the home and DSHS. Published Washington Medicaid daily rates are in the AFH Medicaid Rate Calculator.
Those tags come from public contract notes: Expanded Community Services (ECS), Specialized Behavior Support (SBS), and Private Duty Nursing (PDN). They describe listed contracts, not a clinical assessment of a resident.
Type the license number in the search box, or open a home and copy the license from the listing. Then verify the same number on the official Washington DSHS facility lookup.
This snapshot is Washington only. Other states will be added only from official public license sources, not from invented listings.
The snapshot date is shown under the filters. Licenses, addresses, and contracts change. Always verify the home on the DSHS lookup before you rely on a record.
The count under the filters is the number of licensed names that match your search. The snapshot includes thousands of Washington Adult Family Homes. Change county, city, or type to see a different total.