A quiet homein Kirkland,for the peopleyou love.
Mari’s Home Care is a six-resident adult family home tucked into a quiet Kirkland neighborhood. Twenty-four hour personalized care, awake staff all night, and a slow, home-cooked rhythm of days — because choosing care for someone you love is, above all, a choice about feeling.
- Awake staff all night✦
- 6 residents — never more✦
- Kirkland, Washington✦
- Since 2005✦
- Dementia & complex care✦
- Home-cooked meals✦
- Near Evergreen Hospital✦
- 24/7 personalized care✦
- Awake staff all night✦
- 6 residents — never more✦
- Kirkland, Washington✦
- Since 2005✦
- Dementia & complex care✦
- Home-cooked meals✦
- Near Evergreen Hospital✦
- 24/7 personalized care✦
A small, residential home designed to feel like one.
Mari's Home Care sits on a quiet residential street in Kirkland — a six-bedroom house with a big backyard, a long dining table, and a routine that moves at the pace of a real life.
Acalm, residential setting where every resident is treated with dignity, respect, and kindness — and where independence is supported as much as it can be.
Mari’s Home Care has served families in Kirkland and the surrounding communities since 2005. With only six residents, the days here aren’t scheduled around staffing — they’re shaped around the people who live here.
Kirkland, WA 98034
Why families choose us
Awake all night
A staff member is awake the whole night through. If a resident wakes, wanders, or needs medication at 3am, someone is already there.
A home, not a facility
Six residents, a kitchen that smells like dinner, a backyard with a garden. The scale of a house, intentionally.
Care plans, not categories
Each plan is built around a person — their routines, foods they love, the way they take their coffee, the music they grew up with.
Close to medical support
Minutes from Evergreen Hospital and surrounding clinics — quick to appointments, quick in emergencies.
What we provide, every single day.
Care here means more than tasks completed. It means a hand offered at the right moment, a meal you actually want to eat, and the steady, quiet presence of someone who knows you.
24/7 supervision
Personalized care, day and night.
Awake night staff
A person on duty, eyes open, every hour of the night.
Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting with patience and privacy.
Medication support
Reminders and coordination with healthcare providers.
Home-cooked meals
Nutritious meals and snacks served at the dining table.
Housekeeping & laundry
Clean rooms, fresh linens, personal laundry done with care.
Mobility & fall prevention
Support with movement, transfers, and safer footing.
Connection & activity
Conversation, music, games, and time outdoors — every day.
“Dinner is the same time every night. We sit down together. That part matters.”
— On the dining table
The rhythm of a day, measured in small good things.
A day here isn’t scheduled — it’s shaped. Around meals, around naps, around what each person finds restful or interesting. Here’s roughly how it moves.
- 01Morning
Slow starts and warm breakfasts
Coffee, eggs the way you like them, the morning news at low volume.
- 02Mid-morning
Light exercise & fresh air
A walk in the backyard, a stretch by the window, or a quiet read.
- 03Afternoon
Music, games, conversation
Cards at the table, an old album playing, a visit from family.
- 04Evening
Dinner together at the table
Home-cooked, served family-style. The same chair, every night.
- 05Night
Rest, with someone awake
A calm room, a familiar bedtime, and awake staff if anything is needed.
Comfortable, accessible spaces — and a backyard you can sit in.
A house designed for safety without feeling clinical. The grab bars exist; they're just not the first thing you notice.
- Private rooms
- Walk-in shower
- Wheelchair accessible
- Large backyard
- Quiet neighborhood
- Security cameras
- Air conditioning
- Garden area
- Close to Evergreen Hospital
- Fresh home-cooked meals
- Laundry included
- Awake night staff
The kinds of needs
we’re able to support.
Awake staff at night, individualized plans, and steady coordination with healthcare providers — across a wide range of needs and conditions.
Dementia & Alzheimer's
Routine, calm spaces, and patient redirection.
Parkinson's
Mobility support, medication timing, fall prevention.
Stroke recovery
Coordination with therapy and ongoing recovery.
Diabetes
Meals, medication, and monitoring made routine.
Mobility assistance
Transfers, walking support, and safer footing.
Incontinence care
Discreet, dignified, and gentle support.
Medication management
Reminders and coordination with providers.
Hospice / end-of-life
Compassionate support alongside hospice agencies.
Respite care
Short-term stays for families who need a break.
Behavioral support
Calm, consistent, person-centered care.
A look inside the places we call rooms.
The spaces residents wake up in, eat in, sit in, and rest in. Photographed honestly, on ordinary afternoons.
What families often ask.
If your question isn’t here, please call or write to us. We’re happy to talk through what care could look like for your family.
Yes. We support residents with dementia and Alzheimer's, and we work closely with families to understand each person's routines, preferences, and what helps them feel most at ease.
In most cases, yes. We encourage families to bring familiar items, photographs, and small pieces of furniture to help a room feel like home from day one.
Yes. We provide medication reminders and coordinate directly with healthcare providers as part of standard care.
Yes. We support residents and families through hospice and end-of-life care in close partnership with hospice agencies.
Yes — a staff member is awake throughout the night, every night. That means immediate response for residents who wake, wander, or need medication overnight.
You can call us at 206-778-1664, send a message through the form below, or email us. Tours are by appointment so we can give you our full attention.
Come see the home.Tours are by appointment.
Choosing care for a loved one is a big decision. We’d be honored to show you around, answer your questions, and talk about what life here could look like.