Home Instead has been providing exceptional home care services for older adults in the Greater East Side including Bellevue, Kirkland, Mercer Island, Sammamish, Redmond, Issaquah, New Castle and Renton since 1996. Our services include, respite care, Alzheimer's care, outpatient care, hospice, short term recovery, Veteran care, companionship, personal care, supporting ADL’s, transportation, medication reminders, cooking, light housecleaning, laundry, and help getting to doctor’s appointments. Call (425) 454-1050 for your free home care assessment.
For those looking for in-home care for a loved one, you need look no further than Home Instead. When I lived in South Carolina, my mother moved close to me in a senior community. Sadly, her health issues made it impossible for her to remain in her independent living apartment (which she loved). After many interviews, we found Home Instead. My beloved mother enjoyed her apartment until she passed away, with me and her kind, compassionate Home Instead caregiver by her side.
Many years later when we relocated to Kirkland, my mother-in-law followed, leaving her home in Michigan. She had two lovely years in a senior community and her health issues put her in the same position as my mother. We knew who to call. Home Instead gave her a wonderful team of caregivers who provided around the clock support. She has remained in her apartment, where she wants to be.
Thank you, Home Instead, for making it possible for our mothers to enjoy their final years. Means the world to us.
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Connie Duty
Oct 7, 2025
5.0
I found Jessica very pleasant and helpful. Well done on using her to represent you. Connie Duty Medicare Advocates
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Elizabeth Wanjiru Muchiri
Aug 26, 2025
5.0
I appreciate the timely coordination of every shift. The communication is super good.
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Lemlem Paulos
Aug 14, 2025
5.0
Home instead is the second my home the team they are outstanding and experienced working with them so glad thank you for everything lemlem paulos
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Connie Solo
Jul 23, 2025
5.0
Every care giver that has come has been exceptional. At times mum has been very difficult if not out right mean. Not because of anything they have done. Your kindness and patience is so very much appreciated. I would highly recommend all of you. Thank you. Connie Solowoniuk
Frequently Asked Questions About Home Instead Bellevue
What are some key signs of elder abuse to watch for? Timely reporting can prevent further harm and ensure seniors receive the care and protection they deserve. Home Instead care pros are mandatory reporters.
Physical Signs-Unexplained bruises, burns, bedsores, or sudden weight loss.
Emotional Changes-Withdrawal, fearfulness, depression, or sudden mood swings.
Neglect Indicators-Poor hygiene, unclean clothing, dehydration, or unattended medical needs.
Financial Exploitation-Unexplained withdrawals, missing valuables, or unfamiliar names on bank documents.
What are some tips to support a caregiver from burnout?
It is important for the caregiver to have time to recharge. A well rest caregiver provides better care. Home Instead can provide a caregiver with respite help so the primary caregiver has time to recharge. It is also important for the caregiver to have emotional support, an outlet to talk about stress and challenges. Lastly, simple acts of kindness by recognizing the caregivers hard work can boost morale significantly.
What are some ideas to ensure medication safety and compliance for older adults?
Check for expired medications or discontinued medications. Use tools such as Medi Sets, multi dose bingo cards, or daily strip packaging to help organize routine medications. Check APPS like GoodRX for prescription discounts if costs are a concern. Keep an updated list of medications on hand in case of emergencies for doctors or first responders.
What are some warning signs of a UTI for an older adult, especially someone with dementia?
Despite UTIs being common in the older population, it can be difficult to tell if someone has a UTI, especially if they are cognitively impaired and can’t remember or verbalize their symptoms. Here are some warning signs a caregiver should look for when it comes to UTIs and “silent” UTIs.
Typical Symptoms Include:
Burning or pain with urination
Frequent urination or urgency
Cloudy or foul-smelling urine
Blood in the urine
Lower abdominal pain
Pelvic pressure
Bladder spasms
Fever or chills
Atypical Symptoms Include:
New or worsening confusion
Unsteadiness or fall
A sudden behavior change that can present as agitation, withdrawal or lethargy
Loss of appetite
Fatigue or weakness
Incontinence or increased incontinence
Restlessness
New onset of urinary retention
What does memory loss look like? While some forgetfulness is a normal part of aging, there are red flags that could signal the beginning stages of cognitive decline or dementia.
Memory loss doesn’t always look the same for everyone. While some forgetfulness is a normal part of aging, there are red flags that could signal the beginning stages of cognitive decline or dementia: Repeating questions or stories frequently, difficulty following instructions or conversations, confusion with time, place, or familiar routines, misplacing items in unusual places, changes in mood, personality, or social withdrawal, trouble managing medications or personal care. These symptoms may seem small, but together they can signal that someone needs a closer look and a supportive plan.
What types of home care services does Home Instead Bellevue offer?
Home Instead Bellevue provides a range of home care services including respite care, Alzheimer's care, outpatient care, hospice, short term recovery, veteran care, companionship, personal care, supporting activities of daily living, transportation, medication reminders, cooking, light housecleaning, and laundry.
What are the operating hours for Home Instead Bellevue?
Home Instead Bellevue operates Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
How can I contact Home Instead Bellevue for a free home care assessment?
You can call Home Instead Bellevue at (425) 454-1050 or email them at hiscbellevue@homeinstead.com to schedule a free home care assessment.
What payment options are accepted at Home Instead Bellevue?
Home Instead Bellevue accepts payments via Check, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa.
What signs of elder abuse should caregivers be aware of?
Key signs include unexplained bruises, burns or bedsores; emotional changes like withdrawal or sudden mood swings; neglect indicators such as poor hygiene or unattended medical needs; and financial exploitation like unexplained withdrawals or missing valuables. Home Instead care professionals are mandatory reporters to help protect seniors.
What nearby medical professionals can clients visit in the Bellevue area?
Clients can access nearby medical services such as Sang H. Suh, M.D. (psychiatrist), Dr. Sepehr Egrari (cosmetic and plastic surgeon), Eastside Premier Medicine (medical center), and Discover Health (medical center), providing convenient options for additional healthcare needs.
Are there financial advising services near Home Instead Bellevue?
Yes, Apella Wealth offers financial advising and investing services nearby, and Ember Taxes and Accounting provides accounting and financial services, which can be beneficial for managing senior care finances.
Which nearby places of interest can clients visit before or after their appointment at Home Instead Bellevue?
Clients can visit local points of interest such as Matthew Hodge Real Estate for housing needs or John Buchan Homes for construction services. Additionally, the Greenstein Family Foundation offers community services and social support.
Does Home Instead Bellevue provide specialized care for dementia and Alzheimer's?
Yes, Home Instead Bellevue offers specialized dementia care and Alzheimer's care tailored to support the unique needs of individuals living with these conditions.
Is Home Instead Bellevue accessible for individuals with disabilities?
Yes, the facility has wheelchair accessible seating and restrooms including unisex and wheelchair accessible restrooms to accommodate individuals with disabilities.