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Nutrition Services

Meals on Wheels and Senior Dining ...................................425-347-1229 If long distance, call toll free.........................................800-824-2183

Social Services

Aging and Disability Resources.......................................... 425-513-1900 If long distance, call toll free.........................................800-422-2024 Family Caregiver Support Program ................................... 425-290-1240 Foster Grandparent Program.............................................. 425-514-3188 Multicultural Services .......................................................... 425-290-1268 Relatives as Parents ............................................................. 425-290-1240 Senior Companion Program...............................................425-265-2225 SHIBA (Health Insurance Benefits Advisors)..................... 425-290-1276

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OUR MISSION: To promote independence, preserve dignity and enhance the quality of life through the provision of services for older adults and people with disabilities.

Homage is the largest and most comprehensive service provider for older adults and people with disabilities in Snohomish County.

Health and Wellness Services

Care Coordination ................................................................425-265-2289 Center for Healthy Living..................................................... 425-290-1268 Depression Screening ......................................................... 425-290-1260 Living Well with Chronic Conditions Classes ....................425-265-2283 Older Adult Mental Health Access ...................................... 425-290-1260 Senior Peer Counseling ....................................................... 425-290-1260

Publications

Homage Newspaper and Resource Guide Info ................ 425-290-1277

Home Repair Services

Home Repair .........................................................................425-265-2222

Transportation Services

DART (Dial-A-Ride-Transportation) .................................... 425-347-5912 If long distance, call toll free......................................... 800-562-1381 TAP (Transportation Assistance Program) ........................425-423-8517 PayYour PalTransportation ................................................. 425-740-3791

Philanthropy

Volunteer Program............................................................... 425-740-3787 Charitable Giving .................................................................425-265-2294

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5026 196th St SW • Lynnwood, WA 98036 425-355-1112 • info@homage.org • www.homage.org The intent of this Resource Guide is to provide information about public and private nonprofit organizations, government agencies and businesses that provide a service to older adults and people with disabilities. Every effort is made to ensure the information is correct, however, this is an annual publication and phone numbers, addresses, websites, etc. can change.

Omission of an organization is not intentional and does not, in any way, negate the value of its contribution to the community. The inclusion of a listing or an advertisement from either an organization or a private business does not, in any way, imply endorsement. No reproduction without written permission.

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GENERAL INFORMATION Aging and Disability Resources........................8 Community Living Connections......................8 Dept. of Social & Health Services.....................8 Eldercare Locator Service.................................9 Homage Newspaper........................................... 9 NW Regional Council........................................9 Smart 911...........................................................9 Sno. Cty. Case Management.............................9 Sno. Cty. Long Term Care and Aging...............8 Social Security Administration.........................9 Washington 211.................................................9 ADULT DAY CARE / ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE...........................10 ADULT FAMILY HOMES Holistic AFHs...................................................10 Morgan Cottage AFH......................................10 Sunshine Adult Family Home........................10 AIR CONDITIONING MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Washington Natural Gas Heating & Air Conditioning..........................................10 CAREGIVER SERVICES –FAMILY Family Caregiver Support Program...............10 Family Caregiver Resource Centers...............11 Foster Grandparent Program.........................11 Lifespan Respite WA........................................11 MAC/TSOA .....................................................11 Relatives as Parents.........................................11 Senior Companion Program..........................11 Stillaguamish Senior Center...........................11 COMMUNITY SERVICES Volunteers of America.....................................12 CONSUMER PROTECTION Attorney General’s Office................................12 Better Business Bureau...................................12 Health Systems Quality Assurance................12 Insurance Commissioner’s Office..................12 Long Term Care Ombudsman........................12 DENTAL SERVICES / CLINICS Community Health Dental Clinics................14 Sea Mar Dental Clinics...................................14 European Denture Center..............................14 Jeffrey Tufarolo, DDS.......................................14 DISABILITY RESOURCES Brain Injury Alliance Washington..................15 Department of Services for the Blind............15 Developmental Disabilities Administration.15 Developmental Disabilities of Sno. Cty.........15 Disability Rights of Washington.....................15 Disabled Parking Permits...............................15 Sherwood Community Services.....................16 Speech to Speech.............................................16 The Arc of Snohomish County.......................16 Washington Assistive Technology Program..16 Washington Relay............................................16 Washington Talking Book & Braille Library..................................................16 EDUCATION / RECREATION America the Beautiful Senior Pass.................18 Creative Retirement Institute.........................18 Master Gardener Program..............................18

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Road Scholar....................................................18 Washington State Parks Passes.......................18

American Lung Assn.......................................24 American Parkinson Disease Assn................24 Arthritis Foundation.......................................25 Multiple Sclerosis Society...............................25 NW Parkinson’s Foundation...........................25

ELDER ABUSE / CRIME ASSISTANCE Address Confidentiality Program...................18 Adult Protective Services................................18 Domestic Violence Hotline............................20 Domestic Violence Services of Sno. Cty........20 Protection Order Assistance Office................20

HEALTH & FITNES Planet Fitness...................................................25

EMERGENCY SERVICES Everett Gospel Mission...................................20 Monroe Gospel Women’s Mission.................20 Salvation Army................................................20 St. Vincent de Paul of Sno. Cty.......................21

HEALTH – MEDICAID / MEDICARE Medicaid (See DSHS HCS listing)..................25 Medicare..........................................................25 Medicare Prescription Drug Plan..................25 Medicare Beneficiary Helpline......................26 Medicare Savings Program.............................26 SHIBA (Health Insurance Benefits Advisors)......26

EMPLOYMENT / JOB TRAINING AARP Foundation Employment.....................21 Senior Center Employment............................21 Worksource .....................................................21 ENERGY / WEATHERIZATION Project Pride....................................................21 Sno. Cty. Office of Energy Assist.....................21 Sno. Cty. Office of Weatherization.................21 Sno. Cty. PUD Energy Hotline........................21 Sno. Cty. PUD Senior/Low Income Discounts.........................................................21 ENTERTAINMENT Everett Philharmonic Orchestra.....................22 Village Theater.................................................22 FINANCIAL – DISCOUNTS/ EXEMPTIONS Property Tax Reduction/ Exemptions......................................................22 Senior Low-income Garbage Disposal Card..................................................22 FOOD / NUTRITION Basic Food Program........................................22 Food Banks......................................................22 Senior Nutrition Program/ Meals on Wheels.............................................22

HEALTH – INSURANCE OPTIONS Sound Insurance LLC.....................................25 We Speak Medicare.........................................25

HEALTH – SERVICES / CLINIC BloodWorks NW..............................................26 Community Health Center of Sno. Cty..........26 Physicians Eye Clinic (Everett).......................29 Puget Sound Kidney Centers..........................29 SeaMar Community HealthCenter................29 Snohomish Health District.............................30 The Everett Clinic............................................30 HEATING REPAIR MAINTENANCE REPALACEMENT Washington Natural Gas Heating & Air Conditioning..........................................30 HEAT PUMUMS REPAIR MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT Washington Natural Gas Heating & Air Conditioning..........................................30 HOME CARE / HOME HEALTH CARE A Better Solution In-Home Care....................30 A Helping Hand...............................................31 Companion Care.............................................31 Family Resource Home Care..........................31 Homewatch Caregivers...................................31 ResCare HomeCare.........................................31 Right at Home..................................................31 Sunrise Home Care Agency............................31

FUNERAL / CREMATION SERVICES Beck’s Tribute Center......................................22 Solie Funeral Home & Crematory..................22

HOME FURNISHINGS Erickson Furniture...........................................31

FURNACE REPAIR MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT Washington Natural Gas Heating & Air Conditioning..........................................24

HOSPICE / PALLIATIVE CARE Evergreen Hospice Services...........................32 Providence Hospice/Homecare of Sno. Cty.....................................................32

HEALTH / WELLNESS SERVICES Care Coordination...........................................24 Center for Healthy Living...............................24 Living Well with Chronic Conditions........................................................24 YMCA of Snohomish County.........................24

HOSPITALS Cascade Valley Hospital..................................32 EvergreenHealth Monroe...............................32 Providence Regional Medical Center............32 Swedish/Edmonds Hospital...........................32 VA Puget Sound Health Care System.............32

HEALTH – EDUCATION / RESEARCH Alzheimer’s Assn.............................................24 American Cancer Society...............................24 American Diabetes Assn.................................24 American Heart/Stroke Assn..........................24

HOME REPAIRS / REMODEL Bath Fitter NW.................................................32 Community Housing Improvement Prog......32 Home Repair – Homage..................................32 USDA Rural Development..............................32

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TABLE OF CONTENTS HOUSING – INDEPENDENT SR. LIVING Alpine Ridge............................................................................................... 33 Everett Housing Authority........................................................................ 33 Four Freedoms House of Seattle.............................................................. 33 Hope Options............................................................................................. 33 Housing Authority of Sno. Cty.................................................................. 33 The Reserve at Everett............................................................................... 33 The Reserve at Lynnwood........................................................................ 33 Windsor Square......................................................................................... 33 HOUSING REFERRAL / PLACEMENT Senior Housing Placement....................................................................... 34 LEGAL SERVICES Advance Medical Directives..................................................................... 34 Dispute Resolution Center....................................................................... 34 Legal Services Hotline............................................................................... 34 Sno. Cty. Small Claims Court................................................................... 34 Sno. Cty. Lawyer Referral Service............................................................ 34 Sno. Cty. Legal Services............................................................................ 35 LEGAL – ELDER LAW ATTORNEYS Adams & Duncan Lawyers....................................................................... 35 Attorney at Law Lawrence P. Dolan......................................................... 35 Elder Law Offices of Meyers, Neubeck & Hulford, P.S............................................................................. 35 Hickman Menashe, P.S.............................................................................. 35 Mill Creek Law........................................................................................... 35 LEGISLATIVE / ADVOCACY AARP Washington..................................................................................... 35 Legislative Information Center................................................................ 36 Senior Citizens’ Lobby.............................................................................. 36 Voter Registration...................................................................................... 36 LGBTQ+ SERVICES Entre Hermanos........................................................................................ 36 Gay City (Seattle)....................................................................................... 36 GenPRIDE.................................................................................................. 36 Ingersoll Gender Center........................................................................... 37 National Resource Center on LGBT Aging.............................................. 37 PFLAG........................................................................................................ 37 Seattle Counseling Service....................................................................... 37 LIBRARIES Everett Public Libraries............................................................................. 37 Sno-Isle Regional Libraries...................................................................... 37 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES Donor Closet.............................................................................................. 38 MEDICATIONS DISPOSAL/EDUCATION Med-Project Medication Education & Disposal...................................................................................................... 38 MEMORY CARE COMMUNITIES Fieldstone Marysville Memory Center......................................................................................... 38 Josephine Caring Community.................................................................. 38 Quail Park of Lynnwood........................................................................... 38 MENTAL HEALTH / COUNSELING Care Crisis Chat Line................................................................................. 38 Volunteers of America............................................................................... 38 Depression Screening............................................................................... 38 In-Home Mental Health Services............................................................ 38

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MENTAL HEALTH / COUNSELING NAMI Snohomish County..............................39 Older Adult Mental Health Access.................39 Sea Mar Behavioral Health.............................41 Senior Peer Counseling..................................41 Sunrise Behaviorial Health Services..............41 MULTICULTURAL SERVICES Homage............................................................41 Refugee & Immigrant Services Northwest....41 U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services......41 PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS (PERS) MedicAlert + Safe Return ...............................41 Project Care Track ..........................................42 SafetyLine.........................................................42 REAL ESTATE SERVICES Authority Real Estate – Jim Clark...................41 Ruth Herren - Hallmark Homes NW.............42 Lamoureux Realty...........................................42 RETIREMENT / ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES Garden Court ..................................................42 Quail Park of Lynnwood.................................42 Sunrise View Retirement Villa........................43 The Suites at Josephine...................................43 Warm Beach Senior Care................................43 REVERSE MORTGAGES Solid Ground Housing Counseling................43

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TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIOR CENTERS Camano............................................................43 Carl Gipson (Everett)......................................43 Cascade (Darrington).....................................43 East County (Monroe).....................................43 Edmonds..........................................................44 Granite Falls.....................................................44 Ken Baxter (Marysville)..................................44 Lake Stevens....................................................44 Lynnwood........................................................44 Mill Creek.........................................................44 Mountlake Terrace..........................................44 Mukilteo...........................................................44 Northshore (Bothell).......................................44 Shoreline/Lake Forest Park............................44 Sky Valley (Sultan)...........................................44 Snohomish.......................................................44 South Whidbey................................................44 Stanwood.........................................................44 Stillaguamish...................................................44 Tulalip Tribal...................................................44 SENIOR MENTAL HEALTH Sunrise Services Geriatric Transition Program.........................................................45 SERVICES Snohomish Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program.........................................................45 Snohomish County Human Services.............45

TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTERS Bothell Healthcare...........................................45 Josephine Caring Community / Saratoga Transitional Rehab........................45 Sunrise View Convalescent Center................45 TRANSPORTATION AARP Driver Safety..........................................45 Community Transit Customer Information.. 45 Community Transit RideStore.......................46 Community Transit Travel Training..............46 DART (Dial-A-Ride Transportation)..............46 Department of Licensing................................46 Everett Paratransit...........................................46 Everett Transit..................................................48 King County Metro/Access Transportation..48 Medicaid Transportation/HopeLink.............48 ORCA card........................................................48 Pay Your Pal.....................................................48 TAP (Transportation Assistance Program)...48 Volunteer Transportation...............................48 VETERANS SERVICES Network of Care...............................................48 Retired Activities Office...................................48 Sno. Co. Veterans Assistance Program..........49 U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs................49 Wash. Department of Veterans Affairs..........49 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Retired and Senior Volunteer Program( RSVP)............................................................49 United Way Volunteer Center........................49 Homage Volunteer Program...........................49

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General Information Aging and Disability Resources Information & Assistance 425-513-1900; 800-422-2024 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood 98036 Homage www.homage.org Connects older adults, people 18 and older with disabilities, family members and caregivers to services by providing information, referrals, follow-up and advocacy.

Bilingual staff assist Chinese, Filipino, Hispanic/Latino, Korean, Russian/Ukrainian and Vietnamese elders.

Resources can be accessed through a phone call or at www.homage.org. Services are free.

For information about programs and services for seniors and people with disabilities outside of Snohomish County contact: Community Living Connections (King County) 206-962-8467; 844-348-5464 www.communitylivingconnections.org Senior Information and Assistance (Island County) 360-321-1600 (S. Whidbey) 360-675-0311 (Oak Harbor) 360-387-6201 (Camano Island) www.senior-resources.org

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Department of Social and Health Services – DSHS Community Service Offices (CSO) – 877-501-2233 TTY number for hearing/speech impaired – 7 1 1 www.dshs.wa.gov; click on Find a Local Service Office Mailing address for all CSO offices: P.O. Box 11699, Tacoma 98411-6699 Determines eligibility and authorizes programs such as Basic Food Program, medical assistance (AppleHealth, Medicare Savings Programs), Aged, Blind and Disabled financial (ABD), and other programs.

Everett – 840 N. Broadway, Suite 200, Everett 98201 Alderwood–20311 52nd Ave. W., Suite 100, Lynnwood 98036 Smokey Point – 3704 172nd St. N.E., Arlington 98223 Skykomish Valley – 19705 State Route 2, Monroe 98272 North King County – 9600 College Way N., Seattle 98103 Department of Social and Health Services – DSHS Home & Community Service Offices (HCS) www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa; click on Find Local Services Determines eligibility for state-funded long-term care services including in-home care (COPES/Medicaid), and residential care (adult family homes/skilled nursing and assisted living facilities).

TTY number for hearing/speech impaired – 7 1 1 Everett and Sky Valley – 425-339-4010; 800-780-7094 840 N Broadway, Suite 330, Everett 98201-1262 Alderwood – 425-673-3339; 800-780-7089 20311 52nd Ave. W, Suite 302, Lynnwood 98036

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES – DSHS – CONTINUED Smokey Point – 360-651-6800; 800-827-2984 3906 172nd St. NE, Suite 101, Arlington 98223 King County – 206-341-7600; 800-346-9257 1737 Airport Way S, Suite 130, Seattle 98134 Mailing address: P.O. Box 24847, Seattle 98124 Eldercare Locator Service 800-677-1116 www.eldercare.acl.gov Connect older adults and their caregivers with information about services available nationwide.

Homage Newspaper 425-290-1277 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Monthly newspaper inserted into the Everett Herald that includes special interest stories, opportunities and resources for seniors, caregivers and people with disabilities.

NW Regional Council (Skagit County) 800-585-6749 www.nwrcwa.org Smart 911 www.smart911.com Free service allows people to create a safety profile that includes information of importance to 911 responders in the event of an emergency. Check for availability in your city/town.

Snohomish County Case Management 425-513-1900; 800-422-2024 (for eligibility screening) 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 305, Everett 98201 www.snoco.org; search Case-Management Provides case management services to Snohomish County residents 18+ who meet the guidelines for Medicaid in-home care services through the State.

Snohomish County Long Term Care and Aging 425-388-7393 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 305, Everett 98201 https://snohomishcountywa.gov search Long-Term Care & Aging Plans, advocates, coordinates and funds services to meet the needs of seniors, family caregivers and disabled adults in Snohomish County. Serves as Area Agency on Aging for Snohomish County.

Social Security Administration 800-772-1213; (TTY 800-325-0778) www.ssa.gov 3809 Broadway, Everett 98201 18905 33rd Ave. W, Suite 207, Lynnwood 98036 13510 Aurora Ave. N, Suite B, Seattle 98133 636 120th Ave. NE, Suite 100, Bellevue 98005 Information and applications for Social Security Retirement, Survivors and Disability Insurance Benefits; Medicare; and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Supplemental Security Income –supplements income for low-income persons 65+; blind or disabled.

WIN 211 Dial 2 1 1 http://win211.org (statewide database) Statewide dialing code to access health and human service information and referrals. Caller is connected to appropriate regional call center. Volunteers of America is the call center for resources in Island, Snohomish, San Juan, Skagit and Whatcom counties.

ADULT DAY CARE / ADULT DAY HEALTH SERVICES Adult day care offers caregivers respite by providing social and recreational activities and some health monitoring for older adults with special care needs.

Adult day health programs help frail elders and disabled adults maintain or improve their physical, social and cognitive functioning. Services can include health assessments, nursing supervision, medication management, case management/care coordination, therapeutic recreation, occupational therapy, and socialization/group activities.

Social Services Helping people find the right service • Aging & Disabilility Resources • Caregiver Programs • Medicare & Health Insurance • Outreach & Services

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ADULT DAY CARE / ADULT DAY HEALTH SERVICES - CONTINUED Both programs offer a safe and supportive environment.

Meals and snacks are included. Transportation may be provided.

ADULT FAMILY HOMES Adult family homes (AHFs) provide living arrangements in a private home. Services include room, board, supervision and personal care. Some AFHs have staff that are licensed healthcare professionals and can accommodate residents with special needs.

To check the license and see if an enforcement letter has been issued (and the reason) visit www.dshs.wa.gov/ altsa. Click on Long Term Care Services & Information and select Long-term Care Housing.

A Long Term Care Ombudsman (page 12) can help if you have concerns about the quality of care being provided.

Holistic AFHs 425-239-8818; 425-244-1706 Two locations in Marysville. aholisticafh.com Morgan Cottage 360-659-0003 morgancottage@comcast.net 7010 58th Dr. NE, Marysville 98270 www.morgancottage.net

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CAREGIVER SERVICES – FAMILY Family Caregiver Support Program 425-290-1240 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood 98036 Homage www.snocare.org, www.homage.org Information and assistance about care options, support groups, workshops, respite and other resources for unpaid caregivers of elderly or disabled adults age 18+. Supportive consultation along with screening and assessment for additional program services. www.snocare.org has a directory of resources and support groups, events calendar and lending library.

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11 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 CAREGIVER SERVICES – FAMILY – CONTINUED Family Caregiver Resource Centers www.snocare.org Alzheimer’s Association – 206-363-5500 (local chapter) 800-272-3900 (24/7 Helpline) 19031 33rd Ave. W, Suite 301, Lynnwood 98036 Foster Grandparent Program 425-740-3803 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Mentoring program designed to pair seniors with children for one-on-one support at community locations such as schools, daycares, nonprofit clubs and hospitals.

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an unpaid caregiver. TSOA and MAC are different from traditional long-term programs. MAC is for people who are eligible for traditional Medicaid long-term care programs but choose not to go on those programs. MAC benefits are similar to TSOA benefits.

Relatives as Parents 425-265-2287 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood 98036 Homage A support program for relatives raising another relatives’ child full-time. This program offers peer support; one-on one consultations; advocacy; information & resources, and limited financial assistance for income eligible caregivers.

Lifespan Respite Washington 1-800-572-7368 www.lifespanrespitewa.org Voucher program for unpaid family caregivers needing short breaks while supporting an individual of any age who has a special need, condition and or disability.

Senior Companion Program 425-265-2225 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood 98036 Homage www.homage.org Provides companionship, socialization, transportation assistance, light meal prep, light organizing and respite support for seniors.

MAC/TSOA (Medicaid/Alternative Care/Tailored Services for Older Adults) – 425-513-1900/ 800-422-2024 (for eligibility screening) TSOA and MAC provide free services to unpaid caregivers who are taking care of family members who are at least 55 years old. TSOA also supports individuals who do not have

Stillaguamish Senior Center 360-633-4551 18308 Smokey Point Blvd., Arlington 98223 Services for family caregiver(s) including information & referral, support groups, care consultation and educational programs.

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COMMUNITY SERVICES Volunteers of America Western Washington Headquarters 425-259-3191 2802 Broadway Ave., Everett, WA 98201 info@voaww.org Creating safe, stable, healthy communities by helping the most vulnerable thrive. Care Crisis Response Services; Personal Support Services; Dispute Resolution Services; Child & Youth Services; Food Bank Services; Housing Services; North Sound 211.

CONSUMER PROTECTION Attorney General – Washington State 206-464-6684; 800-551-4636; (TTY 800-833-6388) 800 5th Ave., Suite 2000, Seattle 98104-3188 www.atg.wa.gov Information on topics including identity theft, debt management, refund rights and scams that target consumers. Informal complaint resolution service about businesses located in Washington state.

Business • Real Estate • Wills & Trusts Probate • Litigation • Construction Divorce & Family Law • Personal Injury

Better Business Bureau – 206-431-2222 P.O. Box 1000, Dupont 98327 www.akorww.bbb.org Business and charity reviews; consumer tips and scam resources; customer reviews; community events and presentations; complaint handling; and consumer-to business arbitration.

Health Systems Quality Assurance – 800-633-6828 Washington State Dept. of Health P.O. Box 47857, Olympia 98504 www.doh.wa.gov; click on How Do I? and select File a Complaint.

Investigates complaints/concerns about healthcare professionals and facilities including hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, in-home care services, hospice agencies, residential care facilities, and medical laboratories. Does not have regulatory authority over billing issues or nursing homes.

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Insurance Commissioner – Washington State 800-562-6900 www.insurance.wa.gov Consumer protection information on health, auto, home, life, Medicare, annuities and business insurance. Refer to page 30 for the Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) program.

4220 132nd St. SE, Suite 201 Mill Creek, WA 98012 Phone: 425.332.2000 | Fax: 425.225.6810 www.millcreeklaw.com

Snohomish County Long Term Care Ombudsman Program 360-862-1100 Snohomish County 206-623-0816 King County 800-562-6028 Washington State 800-737-7391 TTY www.waombudsman.org

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Affordable Senior Apartment Homes

62+ Communities

Features & Amenities:  Social Service Coordinator  One bedroom and studio apartments  Laundry facilities on site  Community rooms with kitchen and outdoor patio for recreation and entertainment  Access-controlled buildings and emergency alert systems  All units are wheelchair accessible  Close to shopping and services  Income restrictions apply  Pets welcome

For information and application, call the community you are interested.

1 Bedroom Appx. 525 sq. ft.

Lynnwood

Lake Stevens

Everett, continued

4626 194th St. S.W.

9433 N. Davies Rd.

425.339.1043

425.339.1044

1611 128th St. S.W.

Lynn Woods

Everett

Silver View

10809 16th Ave. S.E. 425.339.1029

425.339.1031

Evergreen Village

10915 16th Ave S.E.

Lynn Crest

4705 194th St. S.W.

425.339.1043

Scriber Pointe 19912 Scriber Lake Rd.

425.339.1048

Monroe

Hawkins House

Evergreen Court

12705 Avondale Way

425.339.1046

Village East

Lake Woods I

864 Village Way

12310 19th Pl. W.

425.339.1049

425.339.1047

Meadow Park 425.339.1046

11109 16th Ave S.E.

Silver Woods 425.339.1031

14 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 SNOHOMISH COUNTY LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN CONTINUED Protects and promotes the rights, dignity and well-being of individuals living in long-term care. Provides consumer information and resolves complaints in adult family homes, assisted living facilities and nursing homes.

Volunteer positions available. Operated by the MultiService Center in Federal Way.

DENTAL SERVICES / CLINICS Community dental clinics (Community Health Center, HealthPoint and SeaMar) provide routine and preventive services that may include oral exams, x-rays, extractions, fillings, emergency treatment and other services. The clinics typically accept WA Apple Health (Medicaid) and private insurance, including some Medicare plans. A discount fee scale may be offered for uninsured.

Community Health Center of Snohomish County Dental Clinics www.CHCsno.org Arlington – 360-572-5400 326 S. Stillaguamish Ave., Arlington 98223 Edmonds – 425-640-5500 23320 Highway 99, Edmonds 98026

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Everett-North – 425-551-1000 1424 Broadway, Everett 98201 Everett-South – 425-551-6001 1019 112th St. SW, Everett 98204 Lynnwood – 425-835-5200 4111 194th St. SW, Lynnwood 98036 Sea Mar Community Health Dental Clinics www.seamar.org Marysville – 360-657-3091 4922 Grove St., Marysville 98270 Monroe – 360-282-3900 17707 W Main St., Monroe 98272 Everett – 425-249-0770 1920 100th St. SE, Ste. C2, Everett 98208 European Denture Center (425) 529-5868 1111 Pacific Ave., Suite A, Everett 98201 www.everett.eurodenture.com NO charge consultation. Specializing in high quality custom dentures, partials, implant dentures. Same day repairs. Most insurances accepted.

Jeffrey Tufarolo, DDS – 425-258-2834 3624 Colby Ave., Suite A, Everett 98201 www.JeffTufaroloDDS.com

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Select apartments available Select apartments available for pre-lease – call today!

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(360) 244-4180 11015 State Ave, Marysville

11015 State Ave, Marysville

(360) 244-4180

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Providing a joyful environment and specialized care for those with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia.

Providing a joyful environment and specialized care for those with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia.

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DISABILITY RESOURCES Snohomish County Developmental Disabilities has resource guides that include a description and contact information for 300+ resources. For information call 425388-7320 or visit www.snoco.org; search for Developmental Disabilities and click on the Resource Books tab.

Brain Injury Alliance Washington 877-982-4292 877-824-1766 Resource Center P.O. Box 3044, Seattle 98114 www.biawa.org Assists individuals affected by brain injury by providing resources and support to increase quality of life.

Department of Services for the Blind 206-906-5500; 800-552-7103 3411 S. Alaska St., Seattle 98118 www.dsb.wa.gov Provides training, counseling and support to individuals who are blind or visually impaired pursue employment, education and independent living.

Developmental Disabilities Administration www.dshs.wa.gov/DDA Everett – 425-740.6400; 800-788-2053 840 N. Broadway, Bldg. A, Suite 100, Everett 98201 Lynnwood – 425-977-6620; 800-788-2053

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20311 52nd Ave. W., Suite 302, Lynnwood 98036 Case and resource management for persons with developmental disabilities, including accessing and monitoring vocational, residential and other community programs.

Developmental Disabilities of Snohomish County 425-388-7208 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 305, Everett 98201 www.snoco.org; search Developmental Disabilities Plans and coordinates services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families including early intervention, employment support, and information/ education. Visit website for resource directory of programs, support services.

Disability Rights of Washington 206-324-1521 Seattle; 800-562-2702 – statewide 315 5th Ave. S., Suite 850, Seattle 98104 www.disabilityrightswa.org Protects the rights of people with disabilities through advocacy, information and referral, community education and training.

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Disabled Parking Permits 425-388-3371 – option 6 Snohomish County Auditor’s Vehicle Licensing Office 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 306, Everett 98201 www.snoco.org; search Disabled Person Parking Placard A disabled parking application may be obtained at the

well your way

Providing quality in-home / live-in care that supports comfort and independence.

55+ manufactured home community

Providing quality in-home / live-in care that supports comfort and independence.

Our mission is to meet the diverse needs of Snohomish County residents by expanding housing opportunities that promote stability, strengthen community and provide affordability.  Exclusive low interest financing and purchase assistance available.  Public ownership means no worrying about park closure.  A perfect balance of community and independence.

(425) 293-0574

familyresourcehomecare.com 800.775.6380

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DISABLED PARKING PERMITS – CONTINUED Auditor’s office and/or vehicle licensing sub-agency. An application may also be downloaded at www.dol.wa.gov search Disabled Parking.

Sherwood Community Services 425-334-4071 402 91st Avenue NE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258 www.sherwoodcs.org Serving Snohomish County and Camano Island, Sherwood provides Early Intervention therapy, education and evaluations for infants and toddlers (birth to three) with a diagnosed disability or delay. Sherwood also provides Vocational Services throughout Snohomish, Skagit and Island Counties. Supporting high school graduates and adults with disabilities seeking employment and seniors with disabilities who are looking for inclusive activities within their community through DDA or private pay.

Speech to Speech 916-448-5517 www.speechtospeech.org Free telephone assistance service for individuals who have difficulty being understood due to a speech impairment or disability.

Telecommunication Equipment Distribution 360-725-3450; 800-422-7930; (video phone 360-339-7382) DSHS Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing P.O. Box 45301, Olympia 98504-5301

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www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa; click on Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing; and select Telecommunication Equipment Request. email odhh@dshs.wa.gov.

Telecommunication equipment for eligible residents who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, or speech disabled. Washington Relay (7-1-1) allows hearing callers to communicate with text telephone (TTY) users through relay operators.

The Arc of Snohomish County 425-258-2459 2500 Hewitt Ave., Suite 300, Everett 98201 www.arcsno.org Resource for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their family regardless of the diagnosis and at all stages of life.

Washington Assistive Technology Act Program 800-214-8731; ( TTY 866-866-0162) University of Washington, Box 354237, Seattle 98195 www.watap.org Assistive technology resource including hands-on demos, device lending program, sources for alternative financing, and reused equipment.

Washington Relay 1-800-422-7930 1-360-725-3450 (V) 1-360-725-3455 (TTY) 1-360-339-7755 (VP) www.washingtonrelay.com • Captioned telephone service.

INDEPENDENT & ASSISTED living

Dr. Tufarolo and His Experienced Team

Jeff Tufarolo, DDS • No “Double Booking” (We See One Patient at a Time) • We Take Time To Answer Any Questions About Your Dental Care • You Will See the Actual Dentist At Each Visit • Providing Comprehensive & Quality Care For 40 Years • A Gentle & Experienced Dental Office With The Latest Technology

FREE Comprehensive Exam With Purchase Of A Cleaning & Full X-Rays New Patients Only

5% Senior Discount and 5% Cash/Check Discount 3624 Colby Ave. Suite A | Everett, WA 98201

425-258-2834

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Where every day is like being on vacation.

At Garden Court Retirement Community we take care of the details so you can get on with your life - you’ve got better things to do. We are an active community that knows how to have fun!

Call today for a tour and free lunch 425-438-9080 425.438.9080 • gardencourtretirement.com 520 112th Street SW, Everett, WA 98204

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Live your life.

Personal care solutions for independence and wellness at home • In Home Licensed Nursing Care • Post-Hospitalization Recovery • Companionship & Lifestyle Assistance Service

Saratoga

Your pathway home.

Transitional Rehab The Josephine Caring Community

Transitional Rehab

Comprehensive care with the trusted team at the Josephine Caring Community • Post-Hospital / Surgical Care • Physical, Occupational, Speech and Swallowing Therapy • Regain Life Skills and Independence

The Suites at Josephine

The Josephine Caring Community

Inspired for life.

Senior Living

Active Living in the Heart of your Community • Independent and Assisted Living • Private Studio, One and Two Bedroom Apartment Homes • Shared Meals, Outings and Intergenerational Activities

Apartments Available. Contact for a tour.

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9901 272nd Place NW • Stanwood, WA 98292 • www.josephinecc.com

18 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 DISABLED PARKING PERMITS – CONTINUED Washington Talking Book & Braille Library 206-615-0400; 800-542-0866 2021 9th Ave., Seattle 98121 www.wtbbl.org Informational and recreational reading materials for individuals who are unable to read standard print material.

EDUCATION / RECREATION America the Beautiful Senior Pass – National Parks www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/passes.htm Lifetime entrance pass for U.S citizens or permanent residents 62+ to national parks, monuments, etc. and discounts on some fees (camping, swimming, specialized interpretive services). For seniors, lifetime passes are $80 and annual passes are $20 and can be obtained in person at a Federal recreation site or download an application from the website and pay an additional processing $10 fee).

Creative Retirement Institute 425-640-1830 7020 196th St. SW, Maltby Bldg., Room 102 Lynnwood 98036 www.edcc.edu/cri Learning-in-retirement offers intellectual and cultural enrichment through activities, seminars and college level courses and social activities.

Master Gardener / Community Horticulture Programs 425-357-6010 WSU Snohomish County Extension 600 128th St. SE, Everett 98208 www.extension.wsu.edu/snohomish/garden Information on plants/gardening, environmentally-sound pest management, organic vegetable gardening, composting, water conservation, etc.

Road Scholar 800-454-5768 www.roadscholar.org Short-term, in-depth educational opportunities offered

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throughout the U.S., Canada and 150+ other countries. Ask about scholarships.

Washington State Parks Passes 360-902-8844 P.O. Box 42650, Olympia 98504-2650 www.parks.state.wa.us; click on Find It Fast, then click on Passes and Permits Reduced or waived camping, moorage and boat launch fees for limited-income Washington state residents (62+), persons with disabilities and veterans with 30 percent or more service-connected disability. Free camping. (standard site) and moorage for people 62+ with $75 pass October through March; weekdays in April.

ELDER ABUSE / CRIME ASSISTANCE Address Confidentiality Program 800-822-1065; 360-753-2972 P.O. Box 257, Olympia 98507-0257 www.sos.wa.gov.acp ; click on Address Confidentiality Provides substitute address and mail forwarding services for Washington State residents who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking and/or stalking. Must be referred by a domestic violence or sexual assault program.

Adult Protective Services – DSHS 877-734-6277; (TTY 833-866-5595) – Snohomish County Aging and Long-Term Support Administration PO Box 45600, Olympia 98504-5600 www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa; click on Reporting Adult Abuse Report suspected abuse, neglect, abandonment or financial exploitation of a vulnerable person who lives in his/her own home or somewhere other than a residential care facility. DSHS will investigate the alleged abuse and, with the adult’s permission, take action to protect his/her health and well-being. If the person is in immediate danger, call 9-1-1.

If the person lives in a nursing home, boarding home or adult family home, call the DSHS Complaint Resolution Unit 800-562-6078; (TTY 800-737-7931)

YOUR AGENCY OF CHOICE Helping Seniors Age in Place

Check out our new website!

https://www.homage.org/

425-438-2600 (for Medicaid/Private Pay) www.AllWaysCaring.com

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WE CALL IT

Caregiving Are you providing help for a loved one?

We are here for you!

Tailored Services for Older Adults

Providing services and supports for eligible individuals age 55+ to help them continue to live independent and healthy lives at home.

Two new programs might be able to provide limited assistance for you and your loved one.

Family Caregiver Support Program

Kinship Caregiver Program

There are many Grandparents, Step Grandparents, and extended Family members who are raising a relative’s child in Snohomish County. The Kinship Caregiver Program links Kin-Families to resources unique to their individual needs.

The Family Caregiver Support Program helps unpaid caregivers with free consultations that connect them with community resources, care options, and supports that best fits their situation.

A "caregiver" is a helper. This can be any unpaid person who provides supports, even minimally, and does not need to be a spouse or family member.

To learn more, contact the

Homage ADR Resource Line

425.513.1900 800.422.2024

20 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 ELDER ABUSE / CRIME ASSISTANCE – CONTINUED Domestic Violence Hotline – 800-562-6025 – Washington 800-799-7233; (TTY 800-787-3224) – national www wscadv.org/get-help-now/ King/Snohomish/Pierce County Deaf Hotline, 24 hours every day, 206-812-1001 (videophone) Crisis intervention, safety planning and referral to programs that assist domestic violence victims and their families.

Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County 425-259-2827– general information 425-252-2873 – 24-hour crisis intervention hotline www.dvs-snoco.org Emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence and their children. Support groups, domestic violence education, and legal advocacy.

Protection Order Assistance Office – 425-388-3638 Snohomish County Clerk’s Office 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 605, Everett 98201 https://snohomishcountywa.gov/439/Protection-Orders Assists individuals in Superior Court to obtain a domestic violence, anti-harassment, vulnerable adult or sexual assault protection order. Non-family protection orders may also be obtained through District Court.

Victim Support Services — 888-288-9221 (24/7 hotline); 425-252-6081 (Snohomish County office).

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P.O. Box 1949, Everett, WA 98206. www.victimsupportservices.org.

Provides free and confidential services to victims of crime including one-on-one advocacy, crisis intervention, courtroom support, trauma-informed therapy, resources, referrals, and more

EMERGENCY SERVICES Everett Gospel Mission – 425-740-2500 www.egmission.org Men’s Shelter – 425-740-2550 3711 Smith Ave., Everett 98201 Women/Children’s Shelter – 425-740-2501 5126 S 2nd Ave., Everett 98203 Emergency shelter, meals, clothing, support and recovery programs.

Monroe Gospel Women’s Mission – 360-863-9003 450 S. Lewis St., Monroe 98272 www.monroegospelmission.com Emergency shelter, meals, case management and support for homeless women.

Salvation Army – 425-259-8129 2525 Rucker Ave., Everett 98201 www.everett.salvationarmy.org Limited assistance in paying PSE bills and prescription medication. Food bank for Everett adult-only households. Free fellowship dinner Monday and Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. Emergency cold weather shelter (upon specific weather conditions).

Affordable Senior Apartment Homes

62+ Community

One- and two-bedroom energy efficient units.

Two-bedroom, $865*; one-bedroom, $725* Rent includes water, garbage and sewer Free on-site laundry facilities Tub and shower combination with grab bars Close to shopping, bus lines, health services and outdoor activities (Thornton A. Sullivan Park)  Income restrictions apply. Section 8 welcome.  Pets welcome      

For information call 425.339.1029 *Rent subject to change.

10811 16th Ave S.E., Everett 98208

21 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 EMERGENCY SERVICES – CONTINUED St. Vincent DePaul of Snohomish County 425-355-3504 6424 Broadway Ave., P.O. Box 2269, Everett 98213 www.svdpwa.com Emergency assistance for food, clothing, furniture, utilities, and other emergency services. Limited assistance for rent and prescription medication.

EMPLOYMENT / JOB TRAINING AARP Foundation – 206-624-6698 Senior Community Service Employment Program 115 N. 85th St., Suite 105, Seattle 98103 www.aarp.org/aarp-foundation Short-term community service assignments and employment assistance for income-eligible people 55+.

Senior Center Employment Edmonds Senior Center 425-774-5555 220 Railroad Ave., P.O. Box 717, Edmonds 98020 North Shore Senior Center – 425-487-2441 10201 E. Riverside Dr., Bothell 98011 Stillaguamish Senior Center – 360-653-4551 18308 Smokey Point Blvd., Arlington 98223 Employment referral services for persons 55+. Can connect workers with individuals and businesses.

WorkSource www.worksourcewa.com Everett – 425-258-6300 3201 Smith Ave., Suite 330, Everett 98201 Lynnwood – 425-412-6867 18009 Highway 99, Suite A, Lynnwood 98037 Monroe – 360-512-3625 17150 W Main St., Suite B, Monroe 98272 North Seattle – 206-440-2500 9600 College Way N, Seattle 98103 Job search and placement assistance. Resources for displaced workers, veterans, people with disabilities.

ENERGY / WEATHERIZATION Project Pride – 425-374-1243 – St. Vincent de Paul www.snopud.com; click on Your Account and select Project Pride.

Financial assistance with electric bills for eligible low income Snohomish County PUD customers.

Snohomish County Office of Energy Assistance 425-388-3880 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 305, Everett 98201 www.snohomishcountywa.gov Help with heating bills (oil, natural gas, wood, propane, electric) for eligible low-income county residents. Puget

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Sound Energy HELP and Cascade Natural Gas WEAF programs open October through August. LIHEAP, which helps with any type of heating program is typically open mid-November through March.

Snohomish County Office of Weatherization 425-388-7205 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 305, Everett 98201 www.snoco.org; search Weatherization Home energy conservation assistance for homeowners and renters who meet income eligibility requirements.

Includes standard weatherization measures and safety checks on heating systems.

Snohomish County PUD Energy Hotline – 425-783-1700 2320 California St., P.O. Box 1107, Everett 98206 www.snopud.com Information about lighting, weatherization and energy conservation.

Snohomish County PUD Senior/Low-Income Discounts 425-783-1000 2320 California St., P.O. Box 1107, Everett 98206 www.snopud.com/discounts Discounts for people 62+ with monthly household income of $2,362 or less ($28,349 annual income). Discounts for PUD customers of all ages who meet income requirements (see website for guidelines).

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Meal Planning and Preparation Transportation to and from Appointments, Shopping etc.

Light Housekeeping Assistance with Medications Assistance with Personal Care such as Toileting, Bathing, or Dressing • Dementia, Alzheimer’s, End of Life Care • And Much More…

Then Companion Care, inc. is Here for You! Family owned and operated non-medical in-home care agency.

Licensed, bonded and insured. Available 24x7 to assist you.

425-488-7575

www.companioncareofwa.com

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ENTERTAINMENT

Food Banks Snohomish County – 360-568-7993 www.snohomishfoodbank.org (search for snoco-coalition) King County – 206-285-0287; 800-722-6924 www.northwestharvest.org

Everett Philharmonic Orchestra – 425-575-8975 Live symphonic music right at home! www.everettphil.org; info@everettphil.org Village Theater Everett Performing Arts Center 425-257-8600 2710 Wetmore Ave, Everett, WA 98201 www.villagetheatre.org

FINANCIAL – DISCOUNTS / EXEMPTIONS Property Tax Reduction – Snohomish County 425-388-3540 – exemption department 425-388-3433 – general information 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 510, Everett 98201 www.snoco.org; search County Assessor Property tax reduction for persons under the age of 61 who are unable to work because of disability, or those 61 or older on or before December 31 of the year before the tax year.

Must own and occupy the property and have an annual household income of $40,000 or less. Contact the Assessor’s Office for information/applications for Property Tax Deferral programs that are also available.

Senior Low-Income Garbage Disposal Card 425-388-3425 – press option 0 Snohomish County Solid Waste Discount at county transfer stations for Snohomish County residents 60+ who meet income guidelines.

FOOD / NUTRITION Basic Food Program Assistance with food costs for income eligible persons.

Homage’s Nutrition Program can help you complete an application.

Call 425-347-1229; 800-824-2183 or send an email to basicfood@homage.org. www.homage.org/nutrition

Senior Nutrition Program/Meals on Wheels 425-347-1229, 800-824-2183 or send an email to nutrition@ homage.org 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Home delivered meals, nutrition education and counseling. Senior dining meals at sites throughout Snohomish County. Call the meal site nearest you: Arlington – 360-653-4551 Darrington – 360-436-0646 Edmonds – 425-774-5555 Everett – 425-257-8780 Granite Falls – 360-691-7177 Monroe – 360-794-6359 Mountlake Terrace – 425-672-2407 Snohomish – 360-568-0934 Slavic/Ukrainian meal site – 425-740-3796 Tulalip – 360-716-4684 Multicultural meal site/senior center - 425-290-1268

FUNERAL / CREMATION SERVICES Beck’s Tribute Center – 425-771-1234 405 5th Ave S, Edmonds, WA 98020 Beckstributecenter.com We’re here to help.

Solie Funeral Home and Crematory (425) 252-5159 www.SolieFunerals.com – Call or visit our website for prices.

3301 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98201 Serving your family since 1940. Everett’s only independent funeral home with on-site crematory. We serve all cemeteries, all faiths, and all families. Affordable Pre-Planning Experts. No sales pressure.

Food & Nutrition Helping people eat better • Meals on Wheels • Senior Dining • Basic Food Program (Food Stamps)

425.347.1229 www.homage.org

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Affordable Senior Apartment Homes

55+ Communities

Features & Amenities:

The Meadows Apartment Community is in North Everett.

For information and application ...

Meadows I, II, III  425.339.1024 1115 Rainier Ave., Everett

One bedroom: $650* Two bedroom: $755*

Lake Woods II is in South Everett.

For information and application ...

Lake Woods II  425.339.1047 12404 19th Pl. W., Everett

One bedroom: $675* Two bedroom: $780*

Section 8 welcome *Rent subject to change; includes water, sewer & garbage

 Social Service Coordinators  One- and two-bedroom energy efficient apartments  Access-controlled buildings and emergency alert systems  Dishwasher, electric range with self-cleaning oven, frost free refrigerator, and quality cabinetry  Large community rooms with kitchens and fireplaces that are available for private functions  On-site laundry facilities  All apartments wheelchair accessible  All buildings are non-smoking  Convenient access to public transportation  Income restrictions apply  Pets welcome

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Furnace Repair Maintenance Replacement Washington Natural Gas Heating & Air Conditioning 425-355-3331; 206-464-1999 425-454-1444; 425-347-0707 2208 158th St SE Mill Creek WA 98012 Business License WASHING913LD

HEALTH / WELLNESS SERVICES

Everett – 425-258-9211 Marysville – 360-653-9622 Mill Creek – 425-337-0123 Monroe – 360-805-1879 Mukilteo – 425-493-9622 Stanwood-Camano – 360-629-9622 Health and well-being programs for older adults including fitness classes, yoga and water aerobics/exercise. Services vary by branch.

HEALTH – EDUCATION / RESEARCH

Care Coordination 425-265-2289; 425-265-2286 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org/health-wellness Provides individuals discharged from the hospital with advocacy and health management resources.

Alzheimer’s Assn.

206-363-5500; 800-272-3900 19031 33rd Ave. W, Suite 301, Lynnwood 98036 www.alz.org

Center for Healthy Living 425-290-1268 or send an email to livingwell@homage.org 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Offers health and wellness programs, dental clinic, mental health services, multicultural services and information and assistance for older adults and people living with disabilities.

Living Well Workshops 425-265-2283 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Six-week workshops improve health and quality of life for individuals living with an ongoing health condition such as diabetes, asthma, heart disease, chronic pain, arthritis and hypertension. Diabetes and chronic pain specific workshops also available.

YMCA of Snohomish County www.ymca-snoco.org

American Cancer Society 425-741-8949; 800-227-2345 3120 McDougall Ave., Suite 100, Everett 98201 www.cancer.org American Diabetes Assn.

206-282-4616; 888-342-2383 180 Nickerson Street, Suite 309, Seattle WA 98109 www.diabetes.org American Heart/Stroke Assn.

206-336-7200; 800-242-8721 Heart Assn.; 888-478-7653 Stroke Assn.

710 2nd Ave., Suite 900, Seattle 98104 www.heart.org; www.strokeassociation.org American Lung Assn.

206-441-5100; 800-586-4872 5601 6th Ave. S, Suite 460, Seattle 98108 www.lung.org American Parkinson Disease Assn.

206-695-2905 180 Nickerson St., Suite 108, Seattle 98109 www.apdaparkinson.org/community/northwest

Health & Wellness Helping people take care of themselves • • • • •

Older Adult Mental Health Access Program Geriatric Depression Screening Senior Peer Counseling 425.290.1268 Living Well Workshops www.homage.org Care

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HEALTH – EDUCATION / RESEARCH– CONTINUED Arthritis Foundation – 206-547-2707; 206-489-4610; Helpline 844-571-4357 155 NE 100th St., Suite 303, Seattle 98125 www.arthritis.org National Multiple Sclerosis Society 800-344-4867; 206-284-4972; 206-284-4236 192 Nickerson St., Suite 100, Seattle 98109 www.nationalmssociety.org NW Parkinson’s Foundation 877-980-7500; 206-748-9481 7525 SE 24th St., Suite 300, Mercer Island 98040 www.nwpf.org

HEALTH & FITNESS Planet Fitness 360-386-9986 1346 State Ave., Marysville 98270

HEALTH – INSURANCE OPTIONS Sound Insurance LLC 800-445-5319 221 State Ave., Suite 10, Marysville, WA 98270 Contact US Today!

We Speak Medicare Seattle Location: 425-272-2707; 888-513-5335 or email Sammamish/Issaquah Location(s): 877-346-2060 1417 NW 54th St., Suite 238, Seattle 98107 jtj.wsm@gmail.com www.wespeakmedicare.org

HEALTH – MEDICAID / MEDICARE Medicaid (WA Apple Health) See DSHS Home & Community Services, page 8 Medicare – 800-633-4227; TTY 877-486-2048 www.medicare.gov Social Security – 800-633-4227; TTY:800-325-0778 Federal health insurance program for people 65+, people with permanent kidney failure, and eligible disabled adults. To sign up contact Social Security.

Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (Part D) Prescription drug coverage for anyone enrolled in Medicare. Those who meet income and asset guidelines may receive help to reduce the cost of their prescription medications.

Got Medicare?

Got Medicaid?

Get additional benefits.

Dental Coverage Eyeware Coverage Transportation Assistance Health Products Benefits

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Get a free consultation by calling

425-272-2707

We speak Medicare and its’ agents are independent brokers and are not connected with the federal Medicare program.

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HEALTH – MEDICAID / MEDICARE – CONTINUED Medicare Beneficiary Helpline – 877-588-1123 Livanta LLC 10830 Guilford Road, Suite 312 Annapolis Junction, MD 20701 www.LivantaQIO.com Helpline to report complaints about quality of care received and to appeal impending discharge (hospital/ nursing home, etc.) or termination of services (home health, hospice care, etc.) Medicare beneficiaries can also ask questions about patient rights. Livanta serves nine west coast states including Washington.

Medicare Savings Program 425-513-1900; 800-422-2024 Helps Medicare recipients pay all or part of their Medicare premiums, deductibles and co-payments. Must meet income and resource requirements.

SHIBA – 425-290-1276; 800-562-6900 Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.insurance.wa.gov; www.homage.org SHIBA advisors provide free, unbiased and confidential help with Medicare and health care choices. Will help you evaluate/compare health plans and programs, Part D prescription programs, health care coverage needs,

determine general eligibility for health care assistance programs and provide enrollment help with Medicare.

Welcome to Medicare workshops offered the 3rd Friday, 2-3:30 p.m., at Verdant Wellness Center, 4710 196th St. SW, Lynnwood.

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According to events, as Stanford now for Caregiving a National Alliance care and well as referrals for respite volunteers through Homage as a Senior other services. nearly a quarterand AARP report, Companion to “It’s a the United States of households in ally andlot of work, both emotion- fellow seniors who still live at home but who need physically, especially who is a caregiverinclude someone older help for caregivers,” said “I’m glad I’ve on occasion. for a person 50 or older. Almost Ruth Egger, had the oppora family caregivers are 85 percent of those Homage. caregiver specialist at tunity to befriend them, to family members our experiences, share unteering within volCaregivers may eat together and talk together, be to care for loved their own homes afraid their loved ones constantly together,” Stanfordeven play bingo ties or chronic ones with disabili- fall or are going to said. “It’s about wander conditions, such sharing experiences, dementia. as “There’s always away, for instance. this that’s what program is. I a sense of worry For many, caregiving feel good that and never a chance can contribute I is an allto relax, consuming role that requires them said. “They need relief, ” Egger they have to do) to their lives. (All to either supervise is just so that’s phone, or directly meet where we come in.” no matter what pick up the the needs of time For example, it their is.”

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In partnership with “We’ll be doing the Refugee tional Services Ramonda Sosa, a lot of education and outreac Northwest, Homag and Internah,” said counse Homage’s director at age 91 e will offer census “We’re trying to ling of social services in dozens break sian, Tagalog, Spanishof languages, including Rusand language barriers through fear, transportation, . , Vietnam and ese, Mandar get everyone counted Bosnian, and in.

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This year, for the homish County agency is collaborating with Snofi rst and several other time, there is an option plete the census help people underst organizations to to comform online. and the census Minor Home Repair Homage will off they should fill process and why er instruction on out educational semina how to do this It’s important to a census form. take an accurat fill out the online rs. Or, by appointment, peoplein program thanks its because the governm e census, form can ent allocates money Sosa said, If no online or paper with the aid of a volunteer. population. Each based on ers will visit a person’ form is received, census mated $2,000 in uncounted person costs an estigenerous donors taks home to ask government cash. can be frighten Federal aid is not ing to elderly people questions, which only for English entitlement program and non-native Sosa noted. It also speakers.

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“That’s 60 — a total “She’s Snohomish Senior Services grocery “Those are too many,” Peppones County has Kerasotes, my favorite lady,” bags. local people chapter 67, The program who still need said. managed of Mike 42 Timm, 66, said. meals.” years. Each of Meals on Wheels the tial financial may be facing week. She delivers meals of the meals for Trump’s cuts if President substanto him each by a nutritionist.

Meals on has been a volunteer Most are is approved approved.proposed budget Donald and have Wheels for low sodium helped with that time, for 2018 funding Nearly half of Kerasotes six months. During blood sugar under diabetics keep is has battled “When Peppones, control, said their ernment comes from thethe program’s federal govMartha it doesn’t you get $80 in food cancer. program. director of through the the nutrition Act and wouldn’t go very far. Withoutstamps, CommunityOlder Americans Block Grants. have made tion,” he said it through you, I The grants Development Since the removed radia- been are slated program under Last year, to Timm. started, a Meals on That would the budget plan. to be Wheels volunteers able to growing demand. there has in Snohomish affect 150 meal recipients bring the Staff were waiting about 300 “Fortunately,County, Peppones to 60 people list down from said. it’s only a last year. proposal,” she CONTINUED ON PAGE 15

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Heat Pumps Repair Maintenance Replacement Washington Natural Gas Heating & Air Conditioning 425-355-3331; 206-464-1999 425-454-1444; 425-347-0707 2208 158th St SE Mill Creek WA 98012 Business License WASHING913LD

HOME CARE / HOME HEALTH CARE Home care agencies provide assistance with activities of daily living such as personal care, transportation, meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, errands and transportation.

Home health care agencies provide in-home services that typically include skilled nursing care, social workers, home health aides, and physical/occupational/speech therapy.

Medicare or private insurance may cover services authorized by your physician.

For concerns about quality of care provided by a home care or home health care provider, contact the Washington State Dept. of Health.

A Better Solution in Home Care Toll Free: 866-669-4510

ATTORNEY AT LAW

LAWRENCE P. DOLAN WILLS ESTATE PLANNING MEDICAID PLANNING GUARDIANSHIPS PROBATE POWERS OF ATTORNEY n Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning n Medicaid Planning n Powers of Attorney n Health Care Directives n Special Needs Trusts n Guardianships n Probate n Protecting Vulnerable Adults

Lawrence P. Dolan has over 25 years experience in representing and assisting clients through the legal process.

Our commitment to professionalism has built an active practice of clients who are confident in our legal services. It is the goal of our office to provide immediate and effective legal services to meet your specific needs.

In the event your circumstances require the services of an attorney, we look forward to being of assistance to you.

425-775-5423

7009 212th Street SW, Suite 203, Edmonds, WA 98206 (Located one block west off Highway 99 on 212th Street SW) www.lawrencedolanlaw.com

MEMBERSHIPS: National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys Washington State Bar Association n Elder Law Section n Real Property, Probate and Trust Section Snohomish County Bar Association Snohomish County Estate Planning Council

31 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 HOME CARE / HOME HEALTH CARE – CONTINUED Stanwood Office: 360-629-4510 9522 271st St NW Stanwood WA 98292 Seattle Area Office: 206-446-8896 12810 NE 178th St Suite 234 Woodinville, WA 98072 www.abettersolutionhc.com A Helping Hand Home Care 425-336-4001; 877-281-7111 www.ahelpinghandnw.com; info@ahelpinghandnw.com Meeting your needs with a personalized home care plan.

Companion Care 425-689-7535 18680 142nd Ave NE, Woodinville, WA 98072 www.companioncareofwa.com When you need someone who cares, Companion Care Inc., is here for you!

Family Resource Home Care 206-545-1092; 425-455-2004; 866-545-1092 Your family – our commitment and kindness www.familyresourcehomecare.com.

Homewatch Caregivers – 425-778-1288; 206-363-4599 Dementia and 24-hour care specialists. www.homewatchcaregivers.com/seattle

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ResCare HomeCare 425-438-2600 Helping seniors age in place. www.rescarehomecare.com Right at Home 425-290-1714 909 SE Everett Mall Way, Suite 319, Everett, 98208 www.rightathome.net.

Sunrise Home Care Agency Snohomish County - 425-374-5880 sunriseservicesinc.com Sunrise provides personal care and household assistance to those who cannot manage certain tasks on their own. Sunrise is a state-contracted agency providing care to private clients, as well as state clients.

HOME FURNISHINGS Erickson Furniture 425-259-3876 2015 Broadway, Everett 98201 www.Ericksonfurniture.com We pride ourselves in offering competitive pricing, backed by our exceptional customer service.

Ultimate Comfort For All Sizes Power Lift Recliners

Barry M. Meyers* David M. Neubeck

Voted Best Furniture Store in Snohomish County!

Certified Elder Law Attorneys by the National Elder Law Foundation since 2003 Named a Super Lawyer annually since 2007*

Winner 6 years in a row!

Sara LC Hulford, Attorney at Law Wills • Trusts • Powers of Attorney Probate • Special Needs Trusts Long Term Care & Asset Preservation

(360) 647-8846 www.elderlaw-nw.com

*The State Supreme Court of Washington does not recognize certification of specialists in the practice of law and that the certificate, award or recognition is not a requirement to practice law in the state of Washington.

StellarComfort UC 550 JPT

fits people 5’2” and under

“A Family Tradition Since 1912”

StellarComfort UC 550-M

StellarComfort StellarComfort UC 550 M26 UC 550 L

Fits people 5’3” to 5’10” Fits people 5’3” to 5’10” up to 500 lbs. Fits people 5’11” to 6’2” 2015 Broadway Everett, WA 98201 425-259-3876 • EricksonFurniture.com Mon - Sat 9am-6pm • Sunday 11am-5pm

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HOSPICE / PALLIATIVE CARE Hospice/palliative care offers individualized home medical care, spiritual and emotional comfort for persons with a life-threatening illness. Care is tailored to patient’s/ family needs and preferences including care in symptom and pain management.

Evergreen Hospice 425-899-3300; 800-442-4546 12822 124th Lane NE, Kirkland 98034 www.evergreenhealth.com/hospice Providence Hospice / Homecare of Snohomish County 425-261-4800 Access Services; 425-261-4777 2731 Wetmore Ave., Suite 500, Everett 98201 www.washington.providence.org; click on Departments, then click Home Health

HOSPITALS Cascade Valley Hospital 360-435-2133 330 S Stillaguamish Ave., Arlington 98223 www.cascadevalley.org

VA Puget Sound Health Care System 800-329-8387 1660 S Columbian Way, Seattle 98108 www.pugetsound.va.gov

HOME REPAIRS / remodel Bath Fitter NW 425-712-8268 6900 220th St. Suite A, Mountlake Terrace 98043 BathfitterNW.com BathFitter NW can remodel your tub, shower, or tub to shower conversion in as little as one day!

Community Housing Improvement Program 425-257-8735 2930 Wetmore Ave., Suite 8-B, Everett 98201 www.everettwa.gov/CHIP No monthly payment, low-interest loans for all types of home repairs and rehabilitation for homeowners and landlords in city limits of Everett and urban growth areas.

Free inspection, design, and construction assistance from start to finish.

Home Repair 425-265-2222 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Home repairs and home modifications to improve safety and accessibility in your home.

Evergreen Health Monroe 360-794-7497 14701 179th Ave. S.E., Monroe 98272 www.evergreenhealthmonroe.com Providence Regional Medical Center 425-261-2000 Colby Campus – 1700 13th St., Everett 98201 http://washington.providence.org

USDA Rural Development 360-428-4322 2021 College Way, Mt Vernon, 98273 Grants and low interest loans for home repairs for rural homeowners who own and occupy the house/mobile home.

Swedish Edmonds 425-640-4000 21601 76th Ave. W, Edmonds 98026 www.swedish.org

Home Repair Helping people stay safe in their homes • • • •

Grab Bars Door/Window Repairs Roof Repairs Plumbing

• • • •

Ramp Repairs Handrails Locks Sewer Repairs

425.265.2222 www.homage.org

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HOUSING – INDEPENDENT SENIOR LIVING

Housing Authority of Snohomish County 425-290-8499 12711 4th Ave. W, Everett 98204 www.hasco.org Rent subsidies and subsidized apartments for seniors, people with disabilities and low-income families throughout Snohomish County.

Alpine Ridge 425-293-0574; 425-293-0559 Hasco.org 55+ Manufactured Home Community in Lynnwood Everett Housing Authority 425-258-9222 3107 Colby Ave., P.O. Box 1547, Everett 98206 www.evha.org Affordable or subsidized apartments and Section 8 vouchers for eligible applicants in the City of Everett and surrounding area. Senior and disabled housing includes on-site service coordinator.

Four Freedoms House of Seattle 206-364-2440 747 N 135th St., Seattle 98133 Quality senior living community.

The Reserve at Lynnwood 425-620-2813 19815 Scriber Lake Rd, Lynnwood, WA 98036 leasing@reserveatlynnwood.com Windsor Square 360-653-1717 9912 48th Dr. Marysville, 98720 www.windsorsrliving.com

Hope Options 425-303-1116 Everett Housing Authority Intervention and case management for seniors with mental health or behavioral issues who may be at risk of losing their housing.

Morgan Cottage

The Reserve at Everett 425-353-3479 8920 Evergreen Way, Everett, WA 98208 www.reserveateverett.com Stylish & Affordable Senior Living.

Adult Family Home

Quality Care in a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere.

Specializing in Dementia/Mental Health/DD

A Passion for Excellence

Serving the community for over 45 years We perform Cataract, Lasik and Eyelid surgery.

We provide Comprehensive, Routine and Eye Health Exams for Diabetes, Glaucoma and Macular Degeneration.

Affordable rates Medicare and Medicaid Accepted visit www.morgancottage.net Call Monica for a visit 360-659-0003

We are Medicare-approved and accept most insurance plans.

Brian D Lueth, MD Thomas W. Jones, Jr., MD Thomas W. Jones III, MD

425.259.2020 ď‚&#x; www.lasikdrs.com

3930 Hoyt Ave., Everett, WA 98201

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HOUSING REFERRAL / PLACEMENT Senior Housing Placement Sunrise Services Senior Resources Program – 425-366-2267 loreec@sunriseemail.com www.sunriseservicesinc.com Serving Snohomish and Skagit Counties, helping families find the right housing and care solutions for their senior family member, offering individualized search of care communities and adult family homes and personalized tours. Also offering transitional services to make the senior’s move as easy as possible.

LEGAL SERVICES Advance Medical Directives 800-552-0612 Washington State Medical Association www.wsma.org Information and documents to assist individuals with end of- life decisions. The packet includes a durable power of attorney for health care and health care directive (living will).

Dispute Resolution Center 425-339-1335, Ext. 5; 425-259-3191 Volunteers of America www.voaww.org/drc

Conflict resolution for those who are having difficulty resolving family issues, neighborhood disputes, and landlord/tenant or workplace conflicts.

Legal Services Hotline 888-387-7111 for free services Everett - 888-201-1014; 888-201-1017 CLEAR*Sr program of the Northwest Justice Project www.nwjustice.org; www.washingtonlawhelp.org Free legal services and referrals for people 60+ with noncriminal legal problems. The intake line for low income people of any age: 888-201-1014.

Small Claims Court – Snohomish County – 425-388-3331 www.snoco.org; search District Court Everett – 3000 Rockefeller Ave., Everett 98201 South – 20520 68th Ave. W, Lynnwood 98036 Cascade – 415 E. Burke Ave., Arlington 98223 Evergreen – 14414 179th Ave. SE, Monroe 98272 Limited to claims of up to $5,000 for recovery of money only. Must file locally. Filing fee, $29. A mediation hearing is required before a trial date is scheduled.

Snohomish County Lawyer Referral Service 425-388-3056 Snohomish County Bar Association Referrals to attorneys in Snohomish/adjacent counties. $35 for first 30-minute consultation.

At Windsor Square, your nest

goes further.

PREMIER LUXURY RETIREMENT LIVING AT A FRACTION OF THE COST. Our bundled rent of $2,750/month includes two chef prepared meals daily, weekly housekeeping service, transportation, activities and Cable, Electric, gas, water/sewer/garbage and HAPPY HOUR included!

9912 48th Dr. NE, Marysville

360-653-1717

www.windsorsrliving.com PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED BY

Located Right Behind Fred Meyer

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LEGAL SERVICES – CONTINUED Snohomish County Legal Services 425-258-9283, Ext. 16 www.snocolegal.org Help for civil legal problems (not criminal) for eligible low-income residents of Snohomish County. Call Legal Services Hotline/CLEAR at 888-201-1014 for a referral.

LEGAL – ELDER LAW The inclusion of the following attorneys does not imply they have limited their practice, are certified, or are specialists in the field of Elder Law. Adams & Duncan Lawyers 425-339-8556 3128 Colby Ave., Everett 98201 www.adamslawyers.com

Elder Law Offices of Meyers, Neubeck & Hulford, P.S. 360-647-8846 www.elderlaw-nw.com Hickman Menashe, P.S. 425-744-5658 4211 Alderwood Mall Blvd., Suite 202, Lynnwood 98036 www.hickmanmenashe.com Mill Creek Law 425-332-2000 www.millcreeklaw.com Experience. Commitment. Solutions 4220 132nd Street S.E., Suite 201, Mill Creek, WA 98012

LEGISLATIVE / ADVOCACY

Attorney At Law Lawrence P. Dolan 425-775-5423 www.lawrencedolanlaw.com 7009 212th Street SW, Suite 203, Edmonds, WA 98206 (Located one block west off Highway 99 on 212th Street SW)

AARP Washington 866-227-7457 18000 International Blvd., Suite 1020, SeaTac 98188 www.aarp.org/wa Legislative advocacy, research, informative programs and community service for people 50+.

FREE MEDICARE CONSULTATIONS

Nyal is happy to help those new to Medicare! He understands how confusing it is for you to try and sort through all the Medicare options.

• If I continue to work, do I need a Medicare plan?

• What is Medicare Part A - B - C - D? • Will my doctor take my new Medicare plan?

• How will my prescription drugs be covered?

• Do I need a Medigap or Advantage plan?

(800) 445-5319

We are proud to represent:

CONTACT US TODAY!

• Aetna • Humana • Kaiser Permanente

SOUND INSURANCE, LLC 221 STATE AVE., SUITE 104 MARYSVILLE, WA 98270

• Premera Blue Cross • Providence • United Healthcare

36 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 LEGISLATIVE / ADVOCACY – CONTINUED Legislative Information Center Hotline 800-562-6000 PO Box 40500, Olympia 98504-0500 www.leg.wa.gov/lic Information on bills/legislative process and message center for state legislators and other state elected officials.

Senior Citizens’ Lobby 360-754-0207 (Washington State) 1501 Capitol Way S., Suite 103, Olympia 98501 www.waseniorlobby.org Advocacy groups that focus on senior citizen issues, develop positions and determine actions to be taken to influence the legislative process.

Voter Registration 425-388-3444 (Snohomish County) Snohomish County Auditor/Elections 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 505, Everett 98201 www.snoco.org/elections Voter registration forms are available at the Auditor’s office, libraries, public schools, city halls and post offices, or register online at www.vote.wa.gov. Ballots are mailed 19 days prior to an election. Call if you do not receive a ballot.

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LGBTQ+ SERVICES LGBTQ+ – Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning.

Entre Hermanos – 206-322-7700 1105 23rd Ave., Seattle 98122 www.entrehermanos.org Promotes the health and well-being of the Latino LGBTQ community in a culturally appropriate environment through disease prevention, education, support services, advocacy and community building.

Gay City – 206-860-6969 517 E Pike St., Seattle 98122 www.gaycity.org Promotes wellness in LGBTQ communities by providing health services, connecting people to resources, fostering arts, and building community. Offers HIV and STD testing.

GenPRIDE – 206-393-3400 401 Broadway E. #223, Seattle WA 98102 www.gapseattle.org Generations Aging with Pride empowers older LGBTQ adults to live with pride and dignity by promoting, connecting and developing innovative programs and services that enhance belonging and support, eliminate discrimination, and honor the lives of older members of our community.

37 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 LGBTQ+ SERVICES – CONTINUED Ingersoll Gender Center – 206-849-7859 517 E. Pike St., Seattle 98122 www.ingersollgendercenter.org Supports transgender people and gender-variant people towards growth and well-being through support groups, educational opportunities, jobs programs, and special events.

Lifelong AIDS Alliance – 206-957-1600; 877-297-0576 www.lifelong.org Offers food, housing, and health services to the community.

National Resource Center on LGBT Aging 212-741-2247 www.lgbtagingcenter.org Resource center aimed at improving the quality of services and support offered to LGBT older adults.

PFLAG Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays www.pflageverett.org Support, education and advocacy organization for LGBT people, their families, friends and allies.

Seattle Counseling Service – 206- 323-1768 1216 Pine St., Suite 300, Seattle 98101 www.seattlecounseling.org Advocates, educates and serves to advance the social wellbeing

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and mental health of the LGBTQ communities.

Accepts Medicaid, some private insurance, or offers a sliding-fee scale.

LIBRARIES Library services include large print books, audio and e-books, CDs and DVDs, music downloads, internet access, classes, programs and presentations, plus a host of other services. Sno-Isle offers bookmobile services.

Everett Public Library System www.epls.org Main Branch, Downtown – 425-257-8000 Evergreen Branch, South Everett – 425-257-8250 Sno-Isle Regional Library System – 877-766-4753 www.sno-isle.org Arlington – 360-435-3033 Brier – 425-483-0888 Camano Island – 360-387-5150 Darrington – 360-436-1600 Edmonds – 425-771-1933 Granite Falls – 360-691-6087 Lake Stevens – 425-334-1900 Lakewood/Smokey Point Library – 360-651-0774 Library on Wheels – 360-651-7056 Lynnwood – 425-778-2148 Mariner (S. Everett) – 425-423-9017 Marysville – 360-658-5000

Quality Senior Living Community

• Studio and one bedroom apartments • Close to shopping • Affordable rent includes utilities • On Metro bus route • Restaurant on-site – open to the public • Must be 62 or older; income limits apply

• Rehabilitation • Skilled Nursing • Social Services • Long Term Care

Call today for information and application

206-364-2440 747 N 135th St. • Seattle, WA

Call for a Tour today!

Bothell Health Care

707 228th St. SW Bothell, WA 98021 425-481-8500 | admissions@bothellhealthcare.com

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Mental Health / counseling

LIBRARIES – CONTINUED Mill Creek – 425-337-4822 Monroe – 360-794-7851 Mountlake Terrace – 425-776-8722 Mukilteo – 425-493-8202 Snohomish – 360-568-2898 Stanwood – 360-629-3132 Sultan – 360-793-1695 Outreach Services – 360-651-7059; 877-766-4753

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES Donor Closet 409 Howell Way, Edmonds 425-712-1807 www.mshh-donorcloset.com MSHH Donor Closet offers affordable lower-cost Medical and Mobility equipment, hospital beds, scooters, power chairs, wheelchairs, transport chairs, Rollators.

MEDICATIONS DISPOSAL / EDUCATION Med-Project Medication Education & Disposal 1-844-633-7765 Safely dispose of unwanted & expired medicines med-project.org/locations/Snohomish

MEMORY CARE COMMUNITIES Fieldstone Marysville Memory Care 360-244-4190 11015 State Ave., Marysville 98271 Josephine Caring Community – 360-629-2126 9901 272nd Place NW, Stanwood 98292 www.josephinenet.com Quail Park of Lynnwood – 425-640-8529 4015 164th St. SW, Lynnwood 98087 www.quailparkoflynnwood.com

Care Crisis Chat line – 800-584-3578 Compass Health – 425-349-6200; 800-457-9303 4526 Federal Ave., Everett 98203 www.compasshealth.org Individual and group treatment, case management, crisis triage and stabilization, residential services, housing services and psychiatric services for eligible persons.

Depression Screening 425-290-1260; 800-422-2024 5026 196th St. SW Lynnwood, WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Presentations that focus on strategies to promote positive mood and healthy aging including lifestyle issues, stress management, relaxation techniques, depression awareness and community resources. In-home screening for depression, with follow-up referral and advocacy. Short-term counseling may be available. Services are free for people age 60+.

In-Home Mental Health Services 425-899-6300; 800-548-0558 Evergreenhealth.com; click on Services and select Behavioral Health Services In-home counseling for individuals with severe and persistent mental health issues, those who are in need of geriatric crisis intervention and consultation, and support for unpaid caregivers.

NAMI Snohomish County 425-339-3620 message line www.namisnohomishcounty.org; www.namiwa.org Provides no-cost classes and support groups for people living with mental illness and their families. NAMI Washington provides educational resources, presentations, events, and advocacy for better public health policy.

Senior Peer Counseling As we grow older, we all face emotional challenges. Sometimes it helps to talk to someone, a peer, who has been trained to listen and offer support.

For counseling services call: www.homage.org

425.514.3185

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MENTAL HEALTH / COUNSELING – CONTINUED Older Adult Mental Health Access – 425-290-1260; 800-422-2024 5026 196th St. SW, Lynnwood, WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Information and assistance to Snohomish County residents age 60+ in accessing mental health or chemical dependency services. Presentations that focus on strategies to promote positive mood and healthy aging including lifestyle issues, stress management, relaxation techniques, depression awareness and community resources. Inquiries and referrals are welcome from individuals, family members or community providers.

Sea Mar Behavioral Health – www.seamar.org Everett – 425-609-5505 5007 Claremont Way, Everett 98203 Everett – 425-312-0277 1920 100th St. SE, Everett 98208 Lynnwood – 425-977-2560 19707 44th Ave. W, Suite 101, Lynnwood 98036 Monroe – 360-805-3122 14090 Fryeland Blvd. SE, Suite 347, Monroe 98272 Alcohol/substance abuse treatment; individual family and group therapy/counseling; psychiatric evaluations; case management and referral. Everett and Monroe offer child & family services.

a place to LOVE, LEARN and LAUGH! Senior Centers offer a wonderful opportunity to socialize with other seniors and to participate in a variety of services, classes, special programs and activities including: Classes: current events, foreign languages, jewelry design, arts/crafts, quilting, ceramics, computers …

Cards & games: pinochle, cribbage, bridge, bingo, mah-jongg, chess, bunco …

Health & fitness: Trips and outdoor recreation; Festivals, performances, and more; Groups, strength/balance training, yoga, dance Enhance-Fitness program, health fairs…

Activities: noon meal, thrift shops, dancing, table tennis, Wii golf/bowling, entertainment, special presentations, special interest clubs, volunteer opportunities…

Low cost transportation for medical appointments.

For a full schedule of activities, contact your local senior center today.

Edmonds

Mill Creek

Stanwood

(Edmonds) 425-774-5555

(Mill Creek) 425-948-7170

(Stanwood) 360-629-7403

Stillaguamish

Snohomish

Lynnwood

(Arlington) 360-653-4551

(Snohomish) 360-568-0934

(Lynnwood) 425-670-5050

Compassionate. Affordable. Accessible We accept Washington AppleHealth, Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Uninsured.

High quality, affordable primary health care for your family.

Medical Chronic Disease Management Diabetes Family Practice Immunization Internal Medicine Medical Walk-In

Dental Nutrition Obstetrics Pedatrics Prenatal Care Well-Child Checkups

Consultation Crowns Extractions Fillings Oral Exam and X-rays

Oral Health Education Root Canal Treatments Routine Cleanings Sealants

Locations • Arlington • Edmonds • Everett-Central

Pharmacy

• Everett-College

With a discount pharmacy onsite, CHC provides its patients with the convenience to fill your prescription right after your appointment.

• Everett-North

Behavioral Health

• Everett-South

Our Behavioral Health Specialists are trained in counseling and other behavioral therapies to work closely with your PCP and provide you with the care you need.

• Lynnwood

Call for an appointment today! 425-789-3789 | www.CHCsno.org

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at Lynnwood

Lynnwood is

HOME

NOW LEASING

(425) 353-3479 Address: 8920 Evergreen Way Everett, WA 98208 Email: leasing@reserveateverett.com Website: www.reserveateverett.com

425.620.2813 Address: 19815 Scriber Lake Rd. Lynnwood, WA 98036 Website: www.reserveatlynnwood.com

*restrictions apply

*restrictions apply

55+ Community

Luxurious studios available!

55+ Community

Call for a tour

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MENTAL HEALTH / COUNSELING – CONTINUED

Vietnamese Seniors Group – 425-290-1256 Refugee & Immigrant Services Northwest 425-388-9307 Everett Community College 2000 Tower St., Everett 98201 ESL and citizenship classes, GED completion, vocational skills training, job search and placement services, individual and family counseling, and bicultural/ bilingual support services for refugees, immigrants and ethnic minorities.

Senior Peer Counseling – 425-290-1260; 800-422-2024 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Confidential in-home counseling to help individuals cope with life changes or losses. Provided by trained senior volunteers. Support groups countywide. Services are free for people age 60+.

Sunrise Behavioral Health Services Everett- 1021 Broadway – 425-493-5800 Everett – 1520 Broadway – 425-493-5870 Everett – 1718 Broadway – 425-595-5200 Mt Lk Terrace – 6505 218 th St SW 425- 678-6800 Stanwood – 9527 271 st St NW – 360 926-8490 Outpatient treatment, DUI assessments, medication management, intensive outpatient treatment, supported employment and education, substance use disorder education and treatment, therapeutic treatment groups, jail transition services, behavioral health case management, individual therapy.

U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services 800-375-5283: 800-870-3676 – forms request line www.uscis.gov Naturalization and/or other immigration forms.

PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS MedicAlert + Safe Return – 888-572-8566 Alzheimer’s Association www.alz.org; search MedicAlert 24-hour nationwide emergency response service for individuals who are memory impaired. Enrollment fee includes an ID bracelet/pendant and wallet card with personalized ID information. A personal health record is kept on file.

Volunteers of America www.voaww.org; click on Get Help and select Behavioral Health Services Telephone emotional support and crisis intervention 24 hours a day. For online emotional support, visit www.imhurting.org or www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org

Project Care Track 425-388-3825 Snohomish County Volunteer Search and Rescue 3000 Rockefeller Ave M/S 606, Everett WA 98201 www.snoco.org; search Project Care Track Safety net for vulnerable individuals who have a tendency to wander. Clients wear a bracelet that emits a radio signal which significantly reduces search time.

MULTICULTURAL SERVICES 425-290-1268 5026 196th Street, Lynnwood WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Culturally specific meals, on-site social services, classes, activities, socializing and other services.

Chinese Seniors Group – 425-290-1249 Filipino Seniors Group – 425-740-3807 Hispanic/Latino Seniors Group – 425-514-3186 Korean Seniors Group – 425-290-1274

SafetyLine 360-303-4632; 866-344-4267 Medical Alert systems including Landline, Wireless and Anywhere units. Medication Dispensing systems, both monitored and non-monitored.

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REAL ESTATE SERVICES Lamoureux Real Estate 425-356-7975; 425-259-1768 1904 Wetmore Ave., Everett 98201 www.lamoureuxrealestate.com Offering the Senior Home Sales™ Concierge Service Ruth Herren - Hallmark Homes NW (o)360-454-0629 • (c)425-879-4965 rherren@myfrontiermail.com www.hallmarkhomesnw.com 410 N.Olympic Ave., Arlington 98223

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Garden Court Retirement Community –425-438-9080 520 112th St. SW, Everett 98204 www.gardencourtretirement.com Quail Park of Lynnwood 425-270-8404; 425-640-8529 4015 164th St. SW, Lynnwood 98087 www.quailparkoflynnwood.com Sunrise View Retirement Villa/Convalescent Center 425-353-4040; 425-356-2100 2520 Madison St., Everett 98203 www.sunriseview.org The Suites at Josephine –360-629-2126 9901 272nd Pl. NW, Stanwood 98292 www.josephinenet.com

Authority Real Estate - Jim Clark 425-577-1124 jim@Authority.Realestate

RETIREMENT/ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES Retirement/assisted living communities offer a variety of living arrangements and services. They may provide independent apartments, private rooms or semi-private rooms. Some units have full kitchens or kitchenettes; all offer at least one meal per day served in a community dining room. Generally provided in the rent are utilities, meals, weekly housekeeping and linen laundry. Assisted living services, such as personal care, may be offered for an additional charge.

SUNSHINE ADULT FAMILY HOME

Warm Beach Senior Community 360-652-7585 20420 Marine Dr., Stanwood 98292 www.warmbeach.org

‘Our Promise’

Improving lives and community… one person at a time.

Respect, love, peace of mind and caring help when you need it.

It’s a way of life, and well-being in life’s journey as we age.

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REVERSE MORTGAGES Solid Ground – housing counseling 206-694-6766; 866-297-4300 1501 N. 45th St., Seattle 98103 www.solid-ground.org; click on Get Help and select Housing Resources Leave a message; a counselor will return your call.

Reverse Mortgage (HECM) Counseling. HUD-certified in-person and telephone counseling for seniors seeking reverse mortgages. No charge for counseling Foreclosure Prevention. Information regarding the foreclosure process, homeowner rights under the Foreclosure Fairness Act, and possible options to avoid foreclosure.

SENIOR CENTERS Senior centers offer social, recreational and educational programs. Services may include meals, health services, housing, legal clinics, support groups, transportation, and volunteer opportunities.

Camano Senior Center – 360-387-0222 606 Arrowhead Rd., Camano Island 98282 www.camanocenter.org

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Carl Gipson (Everett) Senior Center – 425-257-8780 3025 Lombard Ave., Everett 98201 www.everettwa.gov/seniors Cascade (Darrington) Seniors – 360-436-0646 1115 Darrington St., Darrington 98241 East County (Monroe) Senior Center – 360-794-6359 276 Sky River Parkway, P.O. Box 602, Monroe 98272 www.eastcountyseniorcenter.org Edmonds Senior Center – 425-774-5555 220 Railroad Ave., P.O. Box 717, Edmonds 98020 www.edmondssc.org Granite Falls Senior Center – 360-691-7177 302 S. Granite Ave., P.O. Box 714, Granite Falls 98252 Ken Baxter (Marysville) Senior Center – 360-363-8450 514 Delta Ave., Marysville 98270 www.marysvillewa.gov; search Ken Baxter Center Lake Stevens Senior Center – 425-335-0345 2302 Soper Hill Rd., P.O. Box 205, Lake Stevens 98258 www.lakestevensseniorcenter.com Lynnwood Senior Center – 425-670-5050 19000 44th Ave. W., Lynnwood 98036 www.lynnwoodwa.gov; search Seniors

44 RESOURCE GUIDE | 2020-2021 SENIOR CENTERS – CONTINUED Mill Creek Senior Center – 425-948-7170 4111 133rd Street SE, Mill Creek 98012 www.northshoreseniorcenter.org; click on Locations Mountlake Terrace Senior Center – 425-672-2407 23000 Lakeview Dr., Mountlake Terrace 98043 www.mltseniorcenter.net Mukilteo Seniors – 425-263-8180 304 Lincoln Ave., Mukilteo 98275 Multicultural Senior Center – 425-290-1268 5026 196th St. SW, Lynnwood 98036 www.homage.org Northshore (Bothell) Senior Center – 425-487-2441 10201 E. Riverside Dr., Bothell 98011-3708 www.northshoreseniorcenter.org Shoreline/Lake Forest Park – 206-365-1536 18560 1st Ave. NE, Suite 1, Shoreline 98155 www.shorelinelfpseniorcenter.org Sky Valley (Sultan) Senior Center 360-793-2400; 360-863-3321 617 First St., Sultan 98294

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Snohomish Senior Center – 360-568-0934 506 4th St., P.O. Box 1426, Snohomish 98291 www.snohomishcenter.org South Whidbey Senior Center at Bayview – 360-321-1600 14594 SR 525, Langley 98260 www.islandseniors.org Stanwood Community & Senior Center – 360-629-7403 7430 276th St. NW, Stanwood 98292 www.stanwoodseniorcenter.org Stillaguamish Senior Center – 360-653-4551 18308 Smokey Point Blvd., Arlington 98223 www.stillycenter.org Tulalip Tribal Senior Center 360-716-4687 7300 Totem Beach Rd., Tulalip 98271 www.tulaliptribes-nsn.gov; search Senior Center

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Ensuring the rights, dignity, and well-beings of individuals living in long-term care... today and tomorrow.

Info & Complaint Helpline

800-562-6028 E-mail

ltcop@mschelps.org “No person shall, on the grounds of race, creed, color, religion, gender, handicap, national origin, age, citizenship, sexual orientation, political affiliation or belief, be denied employment or benefits, or discriminated against as a client, administrator, staff person or volunteer under this program.”

The Washington State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program ensures that you have the best quality of life possible while living in a long-term care facility. If you have a complaint or concern about your care in your nursing home, assisted living facility, or adult family home, we can help you resolve the problem.

We are here for you – residents, family members, friends, or anyone interested in the welfare of the residents.

Our services are free and confidential.

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Call Snohomish County Long-Term Care Ombudsman at 360-862-1100 for additional information Find us on the Web at

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SENIOR MENTAL HEALTHCARE Older Adult Mental Health Access Sunrise Services Geriatric Transition Program – 425-366-2260 gtp@sunriseemail.com www.sunriseservicesinc.com GTP Serving Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom and Island Counties.

For adults 60 or over with serious mental illness or dementia OR age 18 or older with serious mental illness AND a permanent physical disability. The goal of the Geriatric Transition Program is to reduce the type of difficult behavior that risks an individual losing their residence and prevent individuals from being discharged from facilities. 90-days of intensive support (post discharge for hospital referrals), 24/7 support to the client and caregivers, caregiver training, assistance in development of positive behavior support plans, care coordination, crisis stabilization, ervices provides for individuals, family members and providers.

SERVICES Snohomish Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Info & complaint line: 360.862.1100; Fax: 253.815.8173 bobbie.constantine@mschelps.org; www.waombudsman.org Snohomish County Human Services 425-388-7218 3000 Rockefeller Ave, M/S 305, Everett 98201 Long Term Care and Aging

TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTERS Care/transitional health centers provide 24-hour supervised nursing care, therapy, personal care and other services for those who have significant health issues. Most facilities accept Medicare/ Medicaid; some can accommodate patients with memory loss. For quality ratings of nursing/care centers, visit www.medicare.gov; click on Find Nursing Homes. For concerns about quality of care, contact Adult Protective Services (see listing page 45).

Bothell Healthcare 425-481-8500; Fax 425-487-2804 707 228th Street SW Bothell 98021 www.bothellhealthcare.com Schedule A Tour!

Josephine Caring Community & Saratoga Transitional Rehab 360-629-2126 9901 272nd Pl. NW, Stanwood 98292 https://www.josephinecc.com Sunrise View Convalescent Center 425-353-4040 2520 Madison St., Everett 98203 www.sunriseview.org

TRANSPORTATION AAP Driver Safety 888-227-7669 www.aarpdriversafety.org; search for Driver Safety Classes Classroom and online retraining course for licensed drivers 50+. Graduates may qualify for auto insurance discounts.

Community Transit Customer Information Service 425-353-7433; 800-562-1375 TTY number for hearing/speech impaired – 7 1 1 7100 Hardeson Rd., Everett 98203 www.communitytransit.org Trip planning, customer comments and transit information. Interpreters available for non-English speaking customers.

Community Transit RideStore 425-348-2350 20110 46th Ave. W., Lynnwood 98036 Mailing address: 7100 Hardeson Rd., Everett 98203 Transit information, ORCA pass sales, lost and found department. Regional Reduced Fare Permits are offered to seniors 65+ and disabled persons.

Transportation Helping people get where they need to go • Dial-A-Ride (DART) Assistance Program (TAP) • • Pay Your Pal

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COMMUNITY TRANSIT CUSTOMER INFORMATION SERVICE – CONTINUED Community Transit Travel Training Program 425-348-7100 7100 Hardeson Rd., Everett 98203 www.communitytransit.org Free program teaches seniors, people with disabilities and Limited-English speaking individuals how to ride the fixed route bus systems.

DART (Dial-A-Ride Transportation) 425-347-5912; 800-562-1381; (TTY 711) 5026 196th St. SW Lynnwood, WA 98036 www.dialaride.org; www.homage.org Paratransit bus service for people who are unable to use Community Transit’s fixed route bus system due to health condition or disability. Buses are wheelchair accessible.

Clients must meet ADA eligibility requirements. DART connects people to services, health care, senior centers, shopping, recreation and more. Homage contracts with Community Transit to provide DART. Department of Licensing – Washington State www.dol.wa.gov Driver license, enhanced driver license or photo ID for a non-driver. Application for disabled parking permits.

Everett – 425-356-2966 5313 Evergreen Way, Everett 98203 Lynnwood – 425-672-3406 18023 Highway 99, Suite E, Lynnwood 98037 Smokey Point – 360-653-2188 3704 172nd St. N.E., Suite K-1, Arlington 98223 Everett Para Transit 425-257-8801 3225 Cedar St., Everett 98201 www.EverettTransit.org Origin to destination transportation within the Everett Transit service area for people who are ADA eligible or Everett residents age 65+. Eligibility is determined through an application process. Fare is $1 each time you board.

Everett Transit 425-257-7777 TTY number for hearing/speech impaired – 7 1 1 3201 Smith Ave., Everett 98201 – customer service center www.EverettTransit.org Public transportation throughout city of Everett. Trip planning, general inquiries, etc. ORCA pass, Para Transit Pass and Regional Reduced Fare Permits available at the Customer Service Center. Fare is 25 cents for seniors 65+ and/or disabled persons with RRFP or Medicare card.

PUD Discounts for Income-Qualified Seniors Reduce your PUD bill by 20% to 60%, depending on income level.

Questions?

Visit snopud.com/discounts or call Customer Service:

425-783-1000

Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5:30 PM

More Ways to Save!

Instant rebates for insulation, insulated windows, heat pumps and heat pump water heaters; smart rewards for efficient appliances and smart thermostats; and special low prices on efficient lighting, lighting fixtures and showerheads at local participating retailers. Some restrictions apply.

Visit snopud.com/sr or call 425-783-1700 Monday - Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM

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SENIOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS. WE CARE FOR THAT. At The Everett Clinic, part of Optum, your health care team starts with you at the center. We’re here to provide care at whatever level you need.

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NEW PATIENTS WELCOME We accept Original Medicare and select Medicare Advantage plans.

To make an appointment, call 425-357-7133 (TTY: 711) Oana Marcu, DO Bothell Family Medicine

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TRANSPORTATION – CONTINUED King County Metro Access Transportation 206-263-3113 – certification; 206-205-5000 – reservations KSC-TR-0800 201 S. Jackson St., Seattle 98104 www.metro.kingcounty.gov Van service for people who are unable to use Metro or Sound Transit’s fixed-route bus and rail system due to a disability. Access connects people to services, health care, senior centers, shopping, recreation and other destinations within King County. Applicants must reside in King County, meet ADA eligibility requirements, and attend an in-person functional evaluation.

Medicaid Transportation – Hopelink 855-766-7433; (TTY 800-246-1646) 14812 Main St., Bellevue 98007 www.hopelink.org Transportation for HCA Medicaid recipients to and from covered medical services.

ORCA Card – 888-988-6722 TTY number for hearing/speech impaired – 7 1 1 www.orcacard.com ORCA card offers the convenience of paying a fare whether traveling by bus, rail, train or ferry in the Puget Sound area.

A Regional Reduced Fare Permit is required for seniors or people with disabilities who pay a reduced fare. Medicare cardholders are eligible for a temporary permit.

Pay Your Pal – 425-740-3791 5026 196th Street SW, Lynnwood, WA 98036 Homage Provides mileage reimbursement for volunteer drivers to help persons with disabilities who live in rural areas get to work, school or medical appts.

TAP (Transportation Assistance Program) 425-423-8517 5026 196th St SW, Lynnwood, WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Wheelchair accessible bus transportation for older adults

and people with disabilities who live outside the DART and Everett Para Transit service area (primarily rural Snohomish County). TAP connects people to health care, shopping, dining, recreation and more.

Volunteer Transportation 425-374-6336 Catholic Community Services 1918 Everett Ave., Everett 98201 Transportation for health care and essential errands on a pre-authorized basis.

VETERANS SERVICES Network of Care http://snohomish.wa.networkofcare.org A one-stop shop for virtually all services, information, support, advocacy, and more for service members, veterans and their families. Contact Snohomish County Veterans Assistance Program if you do not have access to the internet (see listing this page).

Retired Activities Office – 425-304-3775 Naval Station Everett 13910 45th Ave. N.E., Room 817, Marysville 98271 https://everett.navylifepnw.com Information and assistance for U.S. uniformed services retirees, family members and surviving spouses when applying for services and benefits.

Can report the passing of a retired member of all services to appropriate authorities.

Snohomish County Veterans Assistance Program 425-388-7255 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 305, Everett 98201 https://snohomishcountywa.gov/598/VeteransAssistance-Program Emergency assistance for residents of Snohomish County who are honorably-discharged veterans and meet eligibility requirements. Referrals to other service provider’s/veterans programs and assistance in dealing with Dept. of Veterans Affairs issues.

Pay Your Pal If you have a disability that prevents you from driving and live in an area that is not near a bus stop, Pay Your Pal may be able to help. Pay Your Pal provides mileage reimbursement for people who volunteer to drive you to work, school or appointments.

Learn more today, call: 425.423.8517 www.homage.org

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VETERANS SERVICES – CONTINUED U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs– 800-827-1000 www.va.gov; www.pugetsound.va.gov Information about benefits for veterans and locations for hospitals, clinics, regional offices, etc.

Veterans Crisis line – 800-273-8255 (press 1) Washington Department of Veterans Affairs 800-562-2308 www.dva.wa.gov Information and assistance applying for federal and state services and programs.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) 425-374-6374 Catholic Community Services 1918 Everett Ave., Everett 98201 Matches experiences, skills and interests of adults, 55+, who wish to volunteer with local organizations.

Homage Foster Grandparent Program 425-514-3188 Low-income adults (55+) volunteer and provide mentorship to children in non-profit settings and receive a tax-free stipend.

Homage Senior Companion Volunteer Program 425-265-2225 Low-income adults (55+) volunteer providing companionship to isolated seniors in their home or community and receive a tax-free stipend.

Homage Volunteer Program 425-740-3787 5026 196th St. SW, Lynnwood, WA 98036 Homage www.homage.org Matches experiences, skills and interests of people 18+ with volunteer opportunities including one-day group projects to ongoing client support (senior peer counselors, health insurance benefits advisors, etc.) to workshop and presentation leaders, to clerical support.

Visit www.homage.org for links to a variety of websites that provide valuable information for seniors and caregivers.

United Way Volunteer Center http://getconnected.uwsc.org Easy-to-search database lists volunteer opportunities at over 75 agencies.

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ADVERTISERS INDEX

Please, use the services of these advertisers who brought you this Senior Resource Guide…

Adams & Duncan..............................50 A Holistic Adult Family Home..........10 Alpine Ridge.......................................15 Attorney at Law Lawrence P. Dolan..........................30 Authority Real Estate...........................7 Barry Meyers Elder Law....................31 Bath Fitter NW...................................11 Bothell Healthcare.............................37 Community Health Center...............39 Companion Care, Inc........................21 Erickson Furniture.............................31 European Denture Clinic..................10 Everett Clinic......................................47 Everett Housing Authority................13 Everett Housing Authority................20 Everett Housing Authority................23 Everett Philharmonic........................42 Family Resource................................15 Fieldstone Marysville Memory Care Center.....................................14 Garden Court Retirement.................16 Homage................................................9

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Sherwood Community Services.......18 Snohomish County Human Services..............................19 Snohomish County PUD...................46 Snohomish Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program....................44 Sno Isle Library....................................5 Solie Funeral Home & Crematory....10 Sound Insurance LLC.......................35 Sunrise View Retirement..................26 Sunshine Adult Family Home..........42 The Reserve at Everett.......................40 The Reserve at Lynnwood................40 Jeff Tufarolo, DDS..............................16 Village Theater...................................36 Washington Natural Gas Heating & Air Conditioning...........................2 We Speak Medicare...........................25 We Speak Medicare...........................52 Windsor Square Senior Living..........34 YMCA of Snohomish County...........29

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Do you need quick help preparing a home for sale?

Lamoureux Real Estate is the only broker to offer the Senior Home Sales Concierge™ service that covers everything an owner or family needs to quickly prepare a home for optimal sale.

The Senior Home Sales Concierge™ involves a seven stage all-inclusive service that helps owners and their families plan, prepare and sell a home faster and for more money.

Program Process: Assess (includes client interview and a walk-through of the property).

Plan (documents everything that needs to be done to prepare for sale).

Loan (to the seller to cover hauling, repairs, staging and living expenses).

Transition (to help the seller move to a new location or care facility).

Restore (move, haul, store and sell personal belongings, and repair the house).

Stage (both the inside and outside of the home for an optimal sale price).

Sell (conduct a market analysis for selling price and broker the sale).

This service is especially important when the owner or family is in transition, personal belongings need to be handled, and home repairs are necessary. Lamoureux Real Estate handles everything necessary as the concierge. The seven stages can be offered a la carte or as a full-service bundle.

Barb Lamoureux, SRES

As a designated Seniors Real Estate Specialist, Barb Lamoureux has been helping Seniors with their unique real estate needs since 1988. Call anytime at 425.356.7975 or stop by our lovely office. Friendly conversation and coffee is always free!

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