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135 Licensed Adult Family Homes in Olympia, Washington

135 homes770 licensed beds135 accept Medicaid

DSHS licensing records as of September 13, 2026.

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Adult family home care in Olympia
What adult family homes cost in Olympia

Private pay for a private room with moderate care typically runs $6,000 to $8,000 a month per resident across Thurston County. Memory care usually starts around $8,000 and can run past $10,000. Each home sets its own rate, so ask every home for its rate sheet. These ranges come from the featured appraiser's brokerage and appraisal work with operating homes (reviewed October 2026).

For a resident on Medicaid, DSHS pays Olympia homes $132 to $251 a day (about $4,030 to $7,623 a month), depending on the resident's care level. The resident contributes most of their own income toward it; the family doesn't pay the daily rate. All 135 homes in Olympia accept Medicaid. Rates are DSHS's standard rates, effective July 1, 2026. Costs for any Washington city or county.

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Dementia and memory care in Olympia

131 of the 135 homes in Olympia carry the DSHS dementia specialty designation, and 131 carry the mental health designation. A designation means the provider completed the extra training the state requires. It is not a quality rating, and it doesn't say how many residents with dementia a home serves today. On a visit, ask how the home handles wandering, nights and changes in care needs, and read its DSHS inspection record first. How to choose an adult family home.

Adult family homes near Olympia

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About these homes

Olympia has 135 licensed adult family homes with 770 licensed beds, according to Washington State DSHS records. 135 accept Medicaid, 131 carry the dementia specialty designation, 131 carry the mental health designation, and 70 serve developmental disabilities. 3 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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