12 In-Home Care Services for Seniors Serving Yakima County, WA
Caring.com offers a free service to help families find senior care. To help you with your search, browse the 14 reviews below for homecare agencies in Yakima County. On average, consumers rate in-home care in Yakima County 4.9 out of 5 stars.
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Family Home Care
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Total Care, Inc - Kennewick, WA
Provides: In-Home Care
Total Care Inc - Yakima, WA
Provides: In-Home Care
HopeBridge Services - Yakima, WA
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Recent Reviews of In-Home Care in Yakima County
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Review of Addus HomeCare
My mother was 91 years old, so we put her in an assisted living facility. However, she ran away. She didn't want to go back so we got caregivers from Addus. They were excellent even when my mom bec... Read more
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