Support Shaped Around the Individual.
Personal care and specialty support in a six-resident home, based on each resident's needs.
About this page. The services below summarize the home'sDSHS Disclosure of Services (PDF, opens in a new tab)(June 2026). Each service is provided when deemed appropriate by the provider and based on the resident's needs. Please call 206-965-0740 to discuss your loved one's situation.
Help Where It's Needed. Independence Where It's Possible.
Support can range from a reminder to full hands-on assistance. The home's disclosure notes that staff encourage residents to be as independent as possible.
Personal Care, Day to Day.
Assistance with activities of daily living the home may provide, when deemed appropriate by the provider.
Eating
- Supervision and cueing for residents at risk of choking
- Adjusting food texture — cutting, chopping or puréeing
- Feeding assistance as indicated
Bathing
- Supervision and cueing during showers
- Full assistance with showers
- Bed baths when a shower is not possible
Personal hygiene
- Oral care, shaving and hair care
- Nail care
- Deodorant, lotions and make-up
Dressing
- Stand-by assistance while dressing
- Full assistance with dressing
Toileting
- Regular reminders
- Stand-by assistance
- Bedside commode, bedpan or urinal
- Incontinence care
Walking
- Reminders and cueing for assistive devices
- Stand-by or contact assistance, with or without a gait belt
- Encouraging regular movement
Transfers
- Supervision or stand-by assistance
- One-person assisted transfers
- Mechanical (Hoyer) lift transfers as indicated
Positioning
- Cueing and reminders to change position
- One-person assistance repositioning in bed or chair
- Scheduled turning for residents at risk of skin breakdown
Medication & Staffing.
Medication services
- Reminders to take medications on time
- Assistance with oral medications
- Full assistance with medication administration
Nurse delegation
- The home may contract with a registered nurse delegator
- Trained staff may then perform tasks that can be delegated under Washington rules
- The cost of nurse delegation services is the resident’s responsibility
Staffing
- The home has 24-hour staffing coverage, and a staff person who can make needed decisions is always present in the home.
- The provider does not live in the home.
- Awake care at night, dedicated one-caregiver support, and/or two-caregiver support for daily living may be available for an additional fee.
Adult family homes are licensed under chapter 70.128 RCW (opens in a new tab); they are not nursing homes. Please discuss specific health and medication needs with the provider by phone.
The Shape of a Day.
The home's disclosure states that the provider offers activities that consider residents' preferences, and may try to provide activities that match what a resident has loved doing in the past.
English is the primary language spoken at the home. The disclosure also describes respect for each resident's ethnicity, cultural beliefs and practices.
“We stand behind understanding that each of us needs a purpose, no matter how big or small, that provides motivation and inspiration for our lives.”
Three DSHS Specialty Designations.
The home's public DSHS record lists these specialty designations, and its disclosure states that DSHS-approved training has been completed for each.
Mental Health
Residential support centered around routine, communication, dignity, and everyday wellbeing.
Developmental Disabilities
Support that respects individual abilities, preferences, independence, and meaningful participation.
Dementia
A familiar residential setting with support focused on routine, comfort, communication, and individual needs.
Specialty designations reflect training for residential support. They do not describe a medical, psychiatric or therapy program, or a secured memory-care unit.
An Honest Conversation.
As the disclosure explains, the home may not be able to provide services beyond those it has disclosed unless needs can be met through reasonable accommodation, and it may need to consider the needs of residents already living in the home.
The simplest way to find out whether The Sun AFH 2 is the right fit is to call, visit, and talk it through with the provider.
The next step can begin with a visit.
Tour The Sun AFH 2, see the home, ask questions, and learn whether the setting may be a good fit for your loved one's needs.
2128 105th Pl SE · Everett, WA 98208