Providing Exceptional Home Care in Okanogan County and Surrounding Areas.
Your loved one wants to keep living in the home they know, and you want to know they're safe there. Welcome Home Care brings home care to families in Quincy, WA, through our Wenatchee office at 18 S Mission St #201, and Quincy is right there on that office's list of communities we serve, along with Ephrata, Moses Lake and Soap Lake.
Most of us want to grow older at home. It's where the family pictures hang on the wall, where the neighbors wave from across the street, and where the kitchen is set up just the way you like it. In-home care lets your loved one keep all of that, with a little help on the days they need it.
Quincy is a young town, and it keeps growing. Still, a little more than one in eight people here are 65 or older. Those are parents, grandparents and longtime neighbors, and plenty of them would like to stay right where they are while the town grows up around them.
Senior home care in Quincy gives them a way to do that. A caregiver comes to the house, and the care plan is built around your loved one's own routines and preferences. They get one-on-one time with someone who is there just for them, whether that's help with a morning shower or a slow walk and a good conversation.
The hours work around your family, too. Some families start with a few hours a week, maybe on the days you're at work. Others need someone there overnight, or around the clock. Needs tend to change over time, and the care plan can change right along with them.
Staying home also keeps your loved one close to the people they love. Your mom gets to stay in her own house, where the grandkids can still stop by after school and Sunday dinner can still happen at her table.
You deserve a rest, too. Welcome Home Care offers respite care for family caregivers, which gives you a few hours to sleep, catch up on your own errands, or just sit and visit with your mom as her son or daughter for an afternoon.
We're a locally owned, non-medical in-home care agency, run by co-owners Kellie Davies and Savannah Knowlton. Kellie is a Registered Nurse who owns two Adult Family Homes, and Savannah is a Washington State University graduate who has worked as a Resident Manager in an Adult Family Home.
What that means for you is a team that knows senior care from the inside, and a caring person in our office to talk with about your family. We send trained, compassionate caregivers into homes in Quincy on the schedule your family needs, and care is available any time of day, including nights, weekends and holidays.
Every family's needs look a little different, so every care plan does too. Here's the home care in Quincy we can arrange for your loved one, and each service has its own page if you'd like to read more about it.
Personal care is hands-on help with the everyday things that have gotten harder. Our caregivers help with bathing, dressing and grooming, with getting in and out of bed or a chair safely, and with bathroom visits and incontinence care. They also give medication reminders that keep your loved one on schedule. There's more about our hands-on help with bathing, dressing and getting around the house, including support for conditions like Parkinson's, arthritis and stroke recovery.
Some clients need a little more support than that. Through partnerships with contracted Registered Nurses, our caregivers can receive training and delegation for approved tasks, such as giving medications and certain non-sterile wound care.
Companion care is about connection and an extra set of hands around the house. A companion caregiver can sit and talk, play cards or read together, make meals, do light housekeeping and laundry, and pick up the groceries. They can drive your loved one to appointments or outings and help them in and out of the car. They also keep an eye on how your loved one is doing and let you know about any concerns. You'll find the details on our page about companionship and help with daily activities at home.
Some people need help day and night, especially with memory changes, mobility challenges or a long illness. With full-time care, caregivers work in rotating shifts, and someone is awake and there with your loved one at all hours. Families can also choose part-time care at certain times of day, an overnight awake caregiver, or hourly help for a morning routine or a meal. You can compare the options for around-the-clock, overnight and hourly care and pick what fits your family.
Memory loss changes daily life for the whole family. Our caregivers help a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia by keeping steady routines that ease confusion, watching for wandering and other safety concerns, and helping with bathing, dressing and meals. They offer companionship and calm reassurance during the hard moments. They can also show your family ways to talk with your loved one and handle challenging behaviors, which is covered on our page about in-home support for Alzheimer's and dementia.
Quincy is home to 216 veterans. Those are men and women from right here in town who served, and some of them could use a hand at home now. Our veterans care includes companion care, personal care and dementia support, and our caregivers are trained to offer patient, gentle support for PTSD and help with walkers, wheelchairs and other mobility devices. Veterans Affairs is one of the payment types we accept. A veteran who is already enrolled in VA Health Care and has a VA primary care provider can ask for a referral for non-skilled home care services at their next appointment, and the steps are laid out on our page about in-home care for those who served.
Some loved ones need more support than in-home care can give. Our two Adult Family Homes in Omak, Welcome Home Villa and Welcome Home Lodge, each care for 6 to 8 residents, with private rooms and half baths, 24-hour awake staff and home-cooked meals. Families can read about this personalized care in a family-like home setting. Welcome Home Care can also help at home while your loved one waits for a spot in their preferred care setting.
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.
Quincy has grown quickly. The town went from 7,548 people in 2020 to about 8,510 in 2025, a jump of almost 13 percent in five years. That's close to a thousand new neighbors, and a lot more families sitting down at the kitchen table to talk about how Mom or Dad is getting along.
More than 200 of those neighbors are veterans. Our veterans care is ready for any of them who would like help staying in their own home, and for the families looking out for them.
Quincy is also a town of many cultures and many generations. About three out of four people here are Hispanic or Latino, and more than two out of three speak a language other than English at home. Every family carries its own traditions: the foods on the table, the way the family talks things over, who makes the decisions and who should get the phone call when something comes up.
Those details matter in care. So Welcome Home Care builds every care plan around your family. During the in-home assessment, one of our administrators meets with you and your loved one at home in Quincy and asks about daily routines, preferences and what matters most to you. Your family stays part of the conversation from that very first visit, and the plan follows the way your household really lives.
Then we look for the right caregiver. Matching your loved one with a caregiver who fits your preferences is our top priority, and we take it very seriously. As your loved one's needs change over the months and years, we sit down with you again and adjust the plan together.
Setting up care can feel like a lot, especially when you're worried about someone you love. We've made it simpler with a five-step process, and our team stays with you through each step and keeps supporting you after care begins.
It starts with reaching out. You can fill out our Get Started form for information and pricing, and a caring staff member from our office will get in touch with you. Next comes a phone interview, where we take the time to understand your situation and gather the information we need.
Then one of our administrators visits your loved one's home in Quincy for an in-person assessment. It's a relaxed conversation at the kitchen table, with you and your loved one, about what a normal day looks like and where a little help would make the biggest difference.
After the assessment, we match your loved one with a caregiver who fits your preferences. Then comes the first day of care. That day can feel exciting and a little nerve-racking for everyone, and we work hard to make it a good experience for your loved one and for you.
Paying for care is often the first thing families ask about, and it's a fair question. Welcome Home Care accepts Private Pay, Long-Term Care Insurance, Veterans Affairs, TSOA, Medicaid and DDCS. You're welcome to ask about any of these before you decide anything at all.
Our office is open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. Care itself runs on your loved one's schedule, any day and any hour.
We'd love to hear about your family whenever you're ready. Take your time, ask anything you like, and contact us to talk about home care for your loved one in Quincy.
Yes. Quincy is one of the communities served by our Wenatchee office at 18 S Mission St #201, along with Ephrata, Moses Lake and Soap Lake. Caregivers come to your loved one's home in Quincy.
We offer personal care, companion care, 24-hour, overnight and hourly care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, veterans home care and respite care for family caregivers. When more support is needed, our Adult Family Homes in Omak are another option.
No. We are a non-medical in-home care agency. Through partnerships with contracted Registered Nurses, our caregivers can receive training and delegation for approved tasks, such as giving medications and certain non-sterile wound care.
Welcome Home Care accepts Private Pay, Long-Term Care Insurance, Veterans Affairs, TSOA, Medicaid and DDCS. You are welcome to ask about any of these before you decide anything.
Yes. Some families start with a few hours a week, and others need an overnight awake caregiver or care around the clock. The care plan can change as your loved one's needs change.
Call our office at (509) 322-3274 or fill out our Get Started form. We follow up with a phone interview, an in-home assessment in Quincy, a caregiver match and then the first day of care.