Seniors Helping Seniors Everett — Lynnwood, WA
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Estimated team size
~15 active caregivers
Growing single-territory
State Registry Status
Status is reported, but not clearly active or inactive.
Source: Washington State Department of Health
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Lynnwood, WA
Lynnwood, WA
Seniors Helping Seniors Everett is a franchise location of Seniors Helping Seniors, a national home care brand. This office is based in Lynnwood, Washington and serves the surrounding area.
They are a non-medical personal care agency — not a medical home health agency. Caregivers help with everyday things like bathing, meals, and company. They don't give shots, change wound dressings, or do anything a nurse would do.
In-home care franchise that matches active seniors as caregivers for other seniors. Focuses on companionship, daily living help, and relationship-based care.
Seniors Helping Seniors was founded in 1998. Today the brand has 230+ offices across 37 states.
Each Seniors Helping Seniors office is locally owned. That means caregivers, prices, and hours can be different from one office to another. This office hires and trains its own caregivers.
Home care agencies send trained caregivers to your home. They help your mom, dad, or loved one stay safe and comfortable without moving to a facility. Most caregivers help with:
Most families pay out of pocket. In the Seattle metro avg area, home care usually runs $40–$54 an hour.
Other ways to pay:
This overview is based on public records and state licensing info. Rules and program details can change. Last reviewed May 2026.
This listing has not been claimed yet. Agencies that have signed up appear at the top. All serve the same county or metropolitan area.
