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Address 11527 SE 234th Pl
Kent, WA 98031

East Hill neighborhood, Kent

Office Hours Mon–Fri: 9AM–6PM
Sat–Sun: 10AM–4PM

Staff on-site 24/7 for emergencies

Located in the East Hill neighborhood of Kent — conveniently accessible from SR-516. On-site parking available for all visiting families.

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DSHS License #756264 — Active

Licensed by Washington State DSHS. Medicaid, private pay, and WA Cares Fund accepted.

"Not sure which payment option applies? Call us — we help you navigate Medicaid, WA Cares, and private pay options step by step."

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The best way to know if Elbethel is right for your loved one is to visit us in person. See our home, meet our caregivers, and ask all your questions. No pressure, no obligation — just a warm welcome.

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Office Hours Mon–Fri: 9 AM – 6 PM  ·  Sat–Sun: 10 AM – 4 PM
Our Address 11527 SE 234th Pl, Kent, WA 98031

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions families ask us most — about care, placement, payment, and daily life at Elbethel.

How do I know if Elbethel is the right fit for my loved one?
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The best way to know is to schedule a free tour. Visit our home, meet our team, see the rooms, and ask all your questions. Most families tell us they know within minutes of arriving whether Elbethel feels right. There is no pressure, no commitment, and no cost.
Do you accept Medicaid (Washington Apple Health)?
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Yes — we are a licensed Medicaid provider (DSHS License #756264). We also accept WA Cares Fund and private pay. Our team can help you understand which payment options apply to your situation and assist with the necessary documentation.
How many residents live at Elbethel?
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We maintain a maximum of 6 residents at all times. This small-home approach ensures every resident receives personal attention, is known by name and preference, and never experiences the anonymity of a large facility.
Can I visit my loved one anytime?
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Yes — family visits are always welcome. We encourage regular visits and believe family involvement is essential to our residents' wellbeing. We will coordinate with you to ensure every visit is a positive experience for your loved one.
Is Elbethel licensed for dementia and memory care?
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Yes — our caregivers have completed dementia care training and we are experienced in supporting residents with Alzheimer's disease and various forms of cognitive decline. Our small home environment is particularly well-suited for memory care because of its familiar routines and calm, low-stimulation setting.
How quickly can placement happen?
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Placement timing depends on our current availability and the care assessment process. In urgent situations — such as hospital discharge — we do our best to facilitate rapid placement. Please call us directly at (206) 883-1443 for urgent placement inquiries.
What happens if my loved one's care needs change?
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We adapt. Our care plans are living documents that evolve with each resident's changing needs. We work closely with physicians, family members, and DSHS case managers to ensure care always matches the resident's current condition. We communicate proactively with families whenever we observe significant changes.

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No question is too small. Call us, email us, or stop by — our door is always open to families exploring care options.

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