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Homestead Adult Family Homes LLC

Adult family home · 108 SW 122nd St, Seattle, WA
3.4 Adult family home6 bedslocal operator
INTELISCORE

Homestead Adult Family Homes LLC is an above-average facility with strengths in location (top quartile), leadership, and brand reputation. Public reviews present a mixed picture: five Google reviews include both positive comments about caring staff and family-like atmosphere, as well as concerning reports of management issues after a change in ownership, communication barriers, and alleged state violations. The facility's performance is around average for property attributes. Families considering this home should verify current management and staffing, given references to ownership changes, and may wish to request recent inspection reports to clarify any regulatory concerns mentioned by reviewers.

Inspections

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Recent Reviews

5 verified · 3.4 avg
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Susan Castner ★★★★
Oct 2025

This AFH IS HORRIBLE! The management, Martha and Ian, Alaew extremely abusive to the clients. They promise so much when you sign up, but deliver nothing. Homestead Park AFH has had multiple State Violations, negative court judgements and Sanctions against them. They often hire caregivers that do not speak any English and who have had zero experience. The caregiver, only one for 6 clients, is expected to work 24hrs a day 7 days a week. Therefore the overturn of caregivers is immense. There is no stability in this home. if you're thinking of placing a loved one in an Adult Family Home please do not send them to Homestead Park Adult Family Home!!!

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jackie hilby ★★★★
Feb 2025

My sister was here for over a year and things went well at first. Then the home was sold and things went downhill from there. There was a language barrier between the residents and caregivers. We ended up moving her to another home after she was given pine sol in place of apple juice.

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ren McIver★★★★★
Jun 2019

This place is Awesome. They worked with me throughout the whole process of moving my mother with a level of caring that made me feel at ease. They are the most caring and family like place that I visited for my mother. She was only able to stay there one month before passing, but the time that she did spend there she was comfortable and cared for beyond measure. Not only the care staff, but also the residents show great amounts of compassion. I highly recommend this care home for your loved one.

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Dan Dzurisin★★★★★
May 2019

My wife received outstanding care from dedicated staff members at Pleasant Valley Senior Care. The owner is fully engaged with the facility, often on site, and always anxious to help. These facilities are sometimes referred to as adult family homes. At Pleasant Valley, the word “family” surely applies. I recommend the home without reservation to anyone in need of care in a welcoming, loving environment.

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Karena Rogers★★★★★
Jan 2019

My mother is well cared for here. The small, family-oriented atmosphere is just what our family was looking for in a new home for our beloved mother. The manager is genuinely caring, very professional, quite efficient, and so sweet. The whole staff is very good at caring for all levels of needs while staying available for each patient. Very happy with Pleasant Valley!

Facility

Address 108 SW 122nd St, Seattle, WA
Phone (206) 246-0981
License # 753374
Capacity 6 beds
Care types assisted_living / memory_care / enhanced_services / respite_care / adult_day_services
OWNER
Martha Mukundi
108 SW 122nd St
local owner
OPERATOR
Martha Mukundi
Seattle, WA
local operator

Reviews

3.4
Based on 5 reviews
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Reviews are highly polarized between two distinct time periods. Older reviews (2019) praised this facility as warm, family-like, with engaged ownership and compassionate staff. Recent reviews (2025) report severe decline after ownership change, citing management abuse, state violations, dangerous incidents (pine sol given instead of juice), language barriers with caregivers, and extreme staff turnover. The transformation suggests a fundamentally different operation under new ownership.

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