Providing Exceptional Home Care in Okanogan County and Surrounding Areas.
Welcome Home Care provides non-medical in-home care in Moses Lake for older adults, adults living with a disability, and the families who look after them. Our Wenatchee office serves Moses Lake and the nearby Grant County towns, so your loved one can keep living at home with a caregiver who helps through the day. Home care in Moses Lake, WA, from our team includes companion care, personal care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, 24-hour care, veterans care and respite for family caregivers.
Moses Lake is home to 3,475 people aged 65 and older, and more than half of the town's residents over 65 live with a disability of some kind. That's a lot of moms, dads and grandparents for whom a shower, a flight of stairs or a run to the grocery store takes more out of them than it used to. Senior home care in Moses Lake starts with what your loved one needs a hand with, and the caregiver's visit is built around that.
Here is what our caregivers can help with in your home:
We also work with contracted Registered Nurses on Nurse Delegation, which lets qualified caregivers be trained and delegated for approved tasks such as giving medication. Every care plan comes from your loved one's own needs, so elderly home care services in Moses Lake look a little different from one house to the next.
Samaritan Healthcare is the community's public hospital district, organized back in 1947 as Grant County Public Hospital District No. 1. Patient care now happens at its new hospital on S. Clover Drive, and the old Wheeler Road hospital is closed to the public. The new building holds the emergency room, the ICU, Rehabilitation Services and the Paul Lauzier Surgical and Infusion Center. Samaritan also runs CareToday walk-in care for minor injuries and illnesses.
Coming home after a stay on Clover Drive is where our in-home caregivers in Moses Lake come in. Home care can be set up for the short term, after surgery or while you recover from an illness, with no long-term commitment. A caregiver helps with the daily routine while you heal, things like meals, bathing and moving safely around the house. They can also drive you to your follow-up appointments and keep you company while you're there. That help works alongside the care your doctors and the hospital already give you.
Our agency acknowledges the advantages of aging in place and the difficulties that accompany it, particularly in rural areas. We offer a range of services, including transportation, personal care, housekeeping, seasonal lawn care and snow removal. Our services are available 24/7, including nights, holidays, and weekends.
About 1,200 older adults in Moses Lake live by themselves, which is close to half of the households in town that include someone 65 or older. Plenty of them manage just fine, and it still helps to know where to turn when a question comes up.
Aging & Adult Care of Central Washington is the Area Agency on Aging for Grant County. Its Moses Lake office on South Pioneer Way serves adults 60 and over and people with disabilities, and it helps people from Ephrata, Soap Lake, Quincy and other nearby towns too. The state's Home & Community Services office on Pilgrim Street handles requests for long-term care assessments, and it's open Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Staying active is easier with a few good spots in town. The City of Moses Lake offers discounted senior passes to the Larson Recreation Center on W. Yakima Avenue, which has an indoor walking track and a fitness area. The City contributes to Moses Lake Senior Center programs every year, and the Fire Department sets up a booth at the annual Senior Expo with tips on fall prevention and what to expect from an ambulance call.
Our companion care covers errands and outings, so a caregiver can drive your mom to the senior center, walk a few laps at the Larson track with your dad, or stop by the Expo booth together.
We accept Private Pay, Long-Term Care Insurance, Veterans Affairs, TSOA, Medicaid and DDCS, and many families use a combination of private pay and insurance. Pricing and care information come from a caring staff member once you fill out the form on our Get Started page.
Medicaid-funded care in Washington starts with a long-term care assessment, and for Moses Lake families that request goes through the DSHS Home & Community Services office on Pilgrim Street.
Moses Lake has 676 veterans aged 65 and older, and VA benefits can help pay for their care at home. We work with veterans and their families to set up in-home care paid for with VA benefits or Aid. Veterans already enrolled in VA Health Care can ask their VA primary care provider for a referral for non-skilled home care at their next appointment.
Setting up care can feel like a lot, so we keep it to five steps and stay with you through each one.
Scheduling bends around your week. Care can run a few hours a day or around the clock, and it's available 24/7, including nights, holidays and weekends.
Welcome Home Care is locally owned by Kellie Davies and Savannah Knowlton. Kellie is a Registered Nurse who owns two Adult Family Homes. Savannah is a Washington State University graduate who has worked as a Resident Manager in an Adult Family Home.
They opened the agency after years in senior care, seeing Adult Family Homes at capacity and hearing from families who were struggling to find support for their loved ones. Their goal was to give seniors more ways to stay in their own homes, and to care for people waiting for placement in the setting they prefer. You can read more about the owners and their mission, and Kellie and Savannah would love a hello if you see them around town.
Moses Lake is served by our Wenatchee office at 18 S Mission St #201, which also covers Quincy, Ephrata and Soap Lake here in Grant County. Our caregivers come to you, so care happens in the home your loved one already knows.
Take your time looking things over, and when you're ready, fill out the form on our Get Started page to book an assessment. A caring staff member from our office will follow up with information and pricing, and we'll answer the questions that are particular to your family. We'd be honored to help your loved one stay comfortable at home in Moses Lake.
Yes. Our Wenatchee office serves Moses Lake, along with Quincy, Ephrata, Soap Lake and other nearby towns. Caregivers come to your home, and the in-home assessment happens there too.
Companion care, personal care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, 24-hour and hourly care, respite for family caregivers, veterans home care, DDCS support, and help for people waiting for placement. Nurse Delegation is available through contracted Registered Nurses.
Welcome Home Care is a non-medical in-home care agency. Our caregivers help with daily living, personal care and companionship, and that care works alongside the doctors and medical services your loved one already uses.
Yes. Care can be set up for a short stretch, such as after surgery or while recovering from an illness, without a long-term commitment.
Yes. Care runs anywhere from a few hours a day to around the clock, with overnight awake caregivers and coverage on nights, holidays and weekends.
We accept Private Pay, Long-Term Care Insurance, Veterans Affairs, TSOA, Medicaid and DDCS. Moses Lake residents looking at Medicaid-funded care can request a long-term care assessment through the DSHS Home & Community Services office on Pilgrim Street.
Aging & Adult Care of Central Washington, the Area Agency on Aging for Grant County, has a Moses Lake office on South Pioneer Way. It serves adults 60 and over and people with disabilities.