Snohomish County Adult Family Homes — Other Cities

Last verified: October 2026. Need help narrowing it down? A free local advisor can shortlist homes by specialty, location and Apple Health acceptance.

All licensed adult family homes in Snohomish County (outside our core cities) (A–Z)

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How many adult family homes are in Snohomish County (outside our core cities)?

DSHS lists 365 licensed adult family homes in operating status in Snohomish County (outside our core cities). 363 list a dementia specialty and 350 can accept Apple Health (Medicaid). Every home is listed above, A–Z, with its address, phone, licensed beds and DSHS license number. This page covers Snohomish County cities outside our core city pages, led by Marysville, Mountlake Terrace, Lake Stevens, Mill Creek, Mukilteo.

What do the dementia and Apple Health tags mean?

The dementia tag means the home lists a Dementia specialty on its DSHS record, which requires added caregiver training. The Apple Health tag means the home holds a DSHS contract that lets it accept Medicaid residents.

What is an adult family home in Washington?

An adult family home is a regular house licensed by DSHS under RCW 70.128 and WAC 388-76 to care for a small number of residents — most are licensed for six — with caregivers on site around the clock. It is Washington's most common licensed care setting by count.

Is an adult family home cheaper than assisted living?

Often, yes. Greater Seattle adult family homes typically run about $4,500–$7,000 a month, below what most large assisted living communities charge, and many hold Apple Health (Medicaid) contracts. Price depends on care needs and room type, so get an itemized rate.