A home, not
a facility.
Abba Care is a faith-rooted, six-resident home offering unhurried, specialized care for dementia and mental-health needs — with a live-in provider who knows every resident by name.
Comprehensive Services Tailored to Each Resident
With just six residents and a live-in provider, care here is personal, unhurried, and shaped around the person — from daily needs to the small comforts that make a house a home.
Personal Care & ADLs
Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and all activities of daily living — delivered with dignity and respect.
Personal Care & ADLs
Bathing, dressing and transfers are where most injuries happen in later life. With six residents and a provider who lives in the house, help is never more than a room away.
What makes it safe
- A provider who lives here Six residents, one live-in provider. Someone is already in the house — overnight included, with no shift gap to wait through.
- Hands-on help, unhurried Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and mobility, at the resident’s pace rather than a schedule’s.
- The risky moments are equipped Grab bars, a roll-in shower, a rolling shower chair and adjustable beds support the transfers where falls usually happen.
- Care that follows the person As needs change, the level of assistance changes with them — no move required.
Medication Management
Trained staff ensure accurate medication administration, pharmacy delivery and coordination, and regular physician communication.
Medication Management
Missed, doubled or lapsed prescriptions are among the most common reasons older adults end up back in hospital. Here medications are managed by staff, never left to memory.
What makes it safe
- Stored securely, given on schedule Medications are kept secured and administered by trained staff at the right time, every time.
- Pharmacy delivery and coordination Prescriptions are delivered to the home and refills coordinated directly, so nothing runs out because a pickup was missed.
- Physicians kept in the loop Regular communication with prescribing doctors, and coordination when medications change.
- Oxygen therapy supported Residents on oxygen are accommodated as part of daily care.
Nutritious Home-Cooked Meals
Three daily meals plus snacks, prepared fresh in our home kitchen. Dietary needs and preferences are always honored.
Nutritious Home-Cooked Meals
Poor appetite and dehydration escalate quietly, and often go unseen in larger settings. Cooking for six in one kitchen means someone notices when a plate comes back full.
What makes it safe
- Three meals and snacks, cooked here Prepared fresh in the home kitchen each day — not trucked in or reheated from a central facility.
- Dietary needs honored Preferences and prescribed dietary needs are built into what gets cooked.
- Routine that steadies the day Familiar mealtimes at the same table give residents with dementia a predictable anchor.
- Appetite changes get noticed At this size, a resident eating less is spotted in days rather than discovered at a review.
What that looks like
Accessibility & Mobility
Accessible bathrooms, roll-in showers, grab bars, adjustable beds, and wheelchair- and walker-friendly space throughout the home.
Accessibility & Mobility
Falls are the leading cause of injury for adults over 65, and most happen at the door, in the shower, or getting on and off the toilet. This home is fitted specifically for those three moments.
What makes it safe
- Step-free entry A railed ramp runs to the front door, so arriving never means negotiating steps — walker, wheelchair or unsteady on foot.
- Curbless roll-in shower No lip to step over, continuous grab bars along both walls, a handheld shower head and a rolling shower chair for seated bathing.
- Supported toileting Fold-down support rails on both sides of the toilet with a raised seat — the exact assist most private homes lack.
- Accessible throughout Wheelchair and walker accessible living space, plus adjustable beds in the bedrooms.
What that looks like
Health Monitoring
Ongoing health assessments, vital-sign tracking, a 24-hour emergency call system, and coordination with healthcare providers.
Health Monitoring
In a six-resident home, a change in someone’s baseline is noticed the same day — not passed along at a shift handover or missed between rounds.
What makes it safe
- 24-hour emergency call system Call points in the home connect a resident to help at any hour.
- Someone who knows their normal The same provider, every day. Subtle changes in appetite, mood, gait or confusion register because there is a baseline to compare against.
- Tracking and coordination Ongoing health observation and vital-sign tracking, coordinated with each resident’s outside providers.
- Built for dementia and mental health This is a licensed specialty of the home, not an accommodation made on the side.
- Secured home, hospital close by A security alarm on the house, and a hospital a short drive away if something needs escalating.
Social & Recreational Activities
Bingo, crafts, music, holidays and barbecues, outings, and time on the patio — meaningful connection for mind and spirit.
Social & Recreational Activities
Isolation accelerates cognitive and physical decline. Something is always going on here — and in a house of six, nobody disappears into the back of the room.
What makes it safe
- Something on every day Bingo, board games, crafts, music and gentle exercise, plus birthdays, holidays and barbecues marked together.
- Faith offered, never imposed Bible study is available daily and church visits are welcomed, for residents who find comfort there.
- Life beyond the front door Regular outings to parks, shops and restaurants, and time out on the patio.
- Nobody overlooked With six residents, a person withdrawing is obvious — and someone follows up.
What that looks like
A little peek in person
Photos tell the story better than words. Here’s a glimpse of the home — click any picture to see it full size.
Questions families ask us first
If your question isn’t here, call us. We’d rather talk it through than have you wonder.
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Can I visit or tour the home before deciding?
Does Abba Care have any openings?
We’d Love to Show You Around
Choosing care for a loved one is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. We welcome you to schedule a tour, ask questions, and get to know us before making any decisions.
- Location25426 114th Ave SE, Kent, WA 98030
- Phone
- Tours AvailableBy appointment, 7 days a week
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