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Echo Lake Adult Family Home in Shoreline, Washington is one of senior living communities in the area. To find the right community for your needs and budget, connect with one of A Place For Mom’s local senior living advisors for free, expert advice.
Private, Studio
Divine Adult Family Home is a senior are home in Shoreline, WA, which is part of King County. Shoreline sits to the north border of Seattle, just a short distance away from the downtown region. It is an affluent, quiet area that has close proximity to plenty of entertainment. This area is a great...
Private, Studio
Private, Semi-Private
Private, Semi-Private
Private, Semi-Private, Studio, 1bd
Private, 1bd
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1bd, Private
Is your loved one in need of more care than you can provide at home? Happy Family has three private, fully-licensed adult family homes in the Seattle area. We specialize in assisted living services for the elderly and individuals living with Alzheimer's, dementia and medical/mental health...
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Echo Lake Adult Family Home offers Private and Studio. Learn more.
Call (425) 241-6340 to reach a resident at Echo Lake Adult Family Home.
To reach a resident at Echo Lake Adult Family Home call: (425) 241-6340
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