AFHCircle

Washington adult family home directory

Pierce County adult family homes

Use this Pierce County directory to compare adult family homes by location, licensed bed count, and license details drawn from official DSHS records. Contact homes directly to confirm availability and care fit.

The short answer

Adult family homes in Pierce County, WA are licensed residential care homes that typically provide room, meals, supervision, and personal care in a smaller home setting. This page currently includes 1,071 matching listings to compare by license-aware details and provider-updated information where available.

Key facts

Listing count
1,071

Only real matching listings are counted.

Primary source
WA DSHS/source records

License-related fields are shown when available.

Provider updates
Availability and rooms

Open beds and room type can change quickly.

Search scope
Pierce

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Matching adult family homes

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Agape Elderly Care LLC

Adult Family Home · Gig Harbor, WA

4905 Eagle Creek Ln, Gig Harbor, WA 98335

  • 6 beds
  • DSHS license #758556 · updated Aug 2026
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About this data

Page updated
Sep 20, 2026
DSHS record refreshed
Aug 28, 2026
Provider updated
Not yet available

Provider-updated details are not the same as official licensing records. Contact the home to confirm openings, room type, pricing, and care fit.

How we verify information

AFHCircle combines public licensing/source information, provider-submitted updates, and internal checks. License details come from official or source records when available. Bed availability, room type, photos, and contact details can change, so confirm important details directly with the provider before making a care decision.

Frequently asked questions

What is an adult family home?

An adult family home in Pierce County is a licensed residential care setting that typically provides room, meals, supervision, and personal care in a smaller home environment.

How do I check if an adult family home is licensed?

Look for the license number, license status, source name, inspection report link, and last checked date. Confirm important license details with official Washington sources before choosing a home.

How should I compare adult family homes?

Compare location, licensed bed count, license status, inspection reports, room type when available, and provider updates. Payment options such as Medicaid vary by home and can change, so confirm them directly with each provider.

How often is availability updated?

Availability is provider-updated when a home claims or manages its listing. Public-source license data and open-bed status are different, so contact the provider directly to confirm openings.