Adult Family Home in Puyallup, WA

At Act of Hope, we provide a supportive, home-like environment tailored to your loved one’s unique health conditions. Built on a foundation of respectful communication and consistent daily routines, our professional care promotes both security and independence so residents always feel safe, comfortable, and valued.

Dedicated Support for Your Loved Ones

Alzheimer's & Memory Care

Specialized, compassionate support utilizing structured routines to reduce anxiety and promote dignity for residents with dementia.

Dignified Personal Care

Respectful, hands-on assistance with daily living activities, including bathing, grooming, and dressing.

Transport & Hospice Care

Reliable transportation to local doctor appointments and comforting, specialized end-of-life hospice support.

Welcome to Act of Hope Adult Family Home

For over 20 years, we have been dedicated to providing exceptional, compassionate senior care right here in Puyallup. We understand that choosing a care facility is a major decision. Our goal is to create a true home-like environment where families feel completely confident that their loved ones are receiving professional, respectful, and highly personalized support every single day.

Looking for trusted senior care in Puyallup, WA?

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0800 123 45 678

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Home-Cooked Daily Meals

Comprehensive Care Services & Amenities

At Act of Hope in Puyallup, we offer a full spectrum of tailored services designed to maintain your loved one’s independence and dignity. From dedicated memory care to premium daily amenities, our supportive environment ensures their unique health and lifestyle needs are met with professionalism and respect. Residents sit down to three home-cooked meals a day, prepared in the home kitchen, with texture-modified and physician-guided diets included and snacks offered between meals.

Why Families Choose an Adult Family Home in Puyallup

An adult family home is a licensed private residence where a small number of adults receive care around the clock. Instead of a large building with rotating staff, your loved one lives in a real house in a Puyallup neighborhood, cared for by the same people every day. For many seniors, especially those living with dementia, that small, familiar setting is what helps them feel safe and settled.

A Small, Personal Home

Only a few residents live with us, so caregivers have time to know each person’s history, preferences and routines.

Licensed by Washington DSHS

Adult family homes are licensed and inspected by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services.

20+ Years of Memory Care

Two decades of experience with Alzheimer’s and dementia, built on structure, patience and respect.

Serving Puyallup, South Hill and Pierce County

Act of Hope is located at 18923 Eastwood Ave. E., Puyallup, WA. Families come to us from Puyallup, South Hill, Sumner, Bonney Lake, Edgewood, Graham, Frederickson, Orting and Tacoma, looking for memory care, daily personal care, daytime respite or hospice support close to home, so visits stay easy and familiar doctors stay nearby.

Alzheimer’s & Memory Care

Compassionate, specialized support utilizing consistent daily routines to reduce anxiety, promote dignity, and provide a highly secure environment for residents with dementia.

Care Programs

Reliable short-term daytime care designed to provide family caregivers a well-deserved break, giving you peace of mind knowing your loved one is safe and engaged.

Premium Home Amenities

We provide a true home-like feel with high-speed internet, premier channel TVs in every private room, and convenient on-site beautician and grooming services.

Medical Transport

Safe and reliable transportation services for local doctor appointments, ensuring residents comfortably get to their important health check-ups on time.

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Finding a place that truly understands Alzheimer's and memory care was overwhelming until we found Act of Hope. The consistent daily routines, the personalized care, and the genuine respect they show my mother have brought our family so much peace of mind. It truly feels like a home.

Michel Barnier

Resident's Family

Adult Family Home vs. Assisted Living

Many Puyallup families start by comparing an adult family home with a larger assisted living community. Here is how they differ.

	Adult family home	Large assisted living
Setting	A private house in a residential neighborhood	An apartment-style building
Residents	A small household, licensed in Washington for a limited number of adults	Often dozens or more
Caregivers	The same small team every day, on site around the clock	Larger staff working in rotating shifts
Meals	Home-cooked in the home kitchen, around each person’s diet	Dining room menus
Oversight	Licensed and inspected by Washington State DSHS	Licensed and inspected by Washington State DSHS

How to Move Into Act of Hope

Moving a parent or spouse into care is a big step. We keep the process simple and personal.

1. Call or Email

Tell us about your loved one’s health, memory and mobility needs and your timing.

2. Tour the Home

Visit 18923 Eastwood Ave. E., see the rooms and meet the caregivers.

3. Care Assessment

We review needs, routines, diet and medications and write a personal care plan.

4. Move-In Day

We help your loved one settle in with familiar belongings and a steady routine.

Paying for Adult Family Home Care in Washington

Most families in Pierce County use one or more of these options. Ask us which ones we currently accept for your loved one’s situation, and we’ll walk you through the next steps.

Private Pay

Monthly payment from savings, income, or the sale of a home. Simple to start and flexible.

Long-Term Care Insurance

Many policies cover adult family home care. We help you gather what your insurer asks for.

Washington Medicaid (COPES)

Washington’s Medicaid program can pay for adult family home care for people who qualify. DSHS decides eligibility.

VA Benefits

Eligible veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for Aid & Attendance to help cover care.