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3 Adult Family Homes in Davenport Serving Developmental Disabilities

3 homes18 licensed beds3 accept Medicaid

DSHS licensing records as of September 13, 2026.

These homes carry the DSHS developmental disabilities specialty designation, meaning the provider has completed the additional training the state requires to serve residents with developmental disabilities.

Showing 3 homes of 3.

  • Makini LLC

    Licensed for 6

    49 Park St, Davenport, WA 99122

    Mental Health · Dementia · Developmental Disabilities — accepts Medicaid

    DSHS license 755570 · DSHS inspection record (documents posted)

  • Serene Meadows II

    Licensed for 6

    804 1st St, Davenport, WA 99122

    Mental Health · Dementia · Developmental Disabilities — accepts Medicaid

    DSHS license 508400 · DSHS inspection record (documents posted)

  • Serene Meadows III

    Licensed for 6

    803 1st St, Davenport, WA 99122

    Mental Health · Dementia · Developmental Disabilities — accepts Medicaid

    DSHS license 637500 · DSHS inspection record (documents posted)

About these homes

Davenport has 3 licensed adult family homes with 18 licensed beds, according to Washington State DSHS records. 3 accept Medicaid, 3 carry the dementia specialty designation, 3 carry the mental health designation, and 3 serve developmental disabilities. 0 are licensed for more than six residents. Capacity, specialty designations, and Medicaid status come directly from those records.

Licensing information is sourced from Washington State DSHS public records. Specialty designations reflect provider training required by the state; they are not quality ratings and are not endorsements. Verify current licensing status directly with DSHS before relying on this information.

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