Spada Homes Inc.

Spada Care Homes awarded Best Home Healthcare Professionals in Seattle in 2018 – again!

After reviewing 140 local long-term care providers in the Seattle and Puget Sound area, Expertize.com issues this Award to the top 16 businesses.

More than 25 variables across five categories are scored and analyzed to give consumers a hand-picked list of the best home care providers in Seattle, WA.

The Selection Criteria includes the following:

1. Reputation: A history of delighted customers and outstanding service.
2. Credibility: Building customer confidence with licensing, accreditations, and awards.
3. Experience: Masters of their craft, based on years of practical experience and education.
4. Availability: Consistently approachable and responsive, so customers never feel ignored.
5. Professionalism: Providing service with honesty, reliability, and respect.

We’re very proud to be nominated by Expertize.com, and committed to continue offering outstanding long-term care to frail seniors and their families in our community.

We have such talented and caring staff. When we speak of "transforming lives..." there you have it!

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Spada Care Homes - The Power Of Music and Dance Therapy One of our caregiver, Sara Martin, sings karaoke and brings one of our frailest and most disabled residents to her feet and dancing! The healing power of mus...

How Coconut Oil helps our residents who have Alzheimer's disease and dementia...

Reduce Cognitive Impairment With Coconut Oil - Spada Care Homes Alzheimer’s disease is on the rise. But you can do something to protect your brain and reduce cognitive impairment from the effects of this devastating disease by eating coconut oil! The Problem Autism, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, ALS, epilepsy and Alzheimer’s are all neurodegenerative diseases...

Likewise. The staff Evergreen Hospice are wonderful to work with.

A client (let's call him John) wants to move her elderly mom who has dementia into one of my adult family home. He can hardly wait!

John got the entire family on board and they all agree it's the right thing to do, necessary and now is the right time.

But John is very scared of "breaking the news" to his 92 years old frail mom who has no idea they are planning this move for her.

What advice would you have for John on how to talk to his mom?
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Even a small bath can be highly functional and fully "disabled-accessible" when done right.

If you've ever wondered what a full fire evacuation drill looks like in our adult family home, wonder no more!
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Full House Evacuation Drill Practice - 2016 - Spada Care Homes We practice a full evacuation drill every year. The goal is to evacuate everyone within 5 minutes, which is the minimum legal requirement in Washington state. I’m pleased to say that today, our performance was well below the 5 minute limit by a substantial amount: total evacuation time was 02 minute...

Everyone's enjoying this beautiful weather - even the dog!