Right at Home of Pierce County, WA

Your home is more than an address. It’s where your memories live, where your routines feel familiar, and where you get to decide how you want to spend your day. If certain things have become a little harder, getting some extra help doesn’t mean you have to give up the independence or comfort you value.

Right at Home Pierce County is there to help you continue living life your way, in the place that feels most like you.

Maybe you’re still very independent but getting in and out of the shower doesn’t feel as safe as it once did. Preparing meals takes more energy, driving has become stressful, or keeping up with things around the house isn’t as easy anymore.

Or perhaps you’d simply enjoy having someone around.

A caregiver can help with personal care, hygiene, mobility, meal preparation, transportation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, companionship, and everyday routines. Care is personalized around what you need and what you still want to do for yourself.

If you enjoy making your own breakfast, keep making it. If you want to choose your clothes, go shopping, meet a friend for lunch, or spend the afternoon doing something you enjoy, those choices remain yours.

The goal isn’t to take over your day. It’s to make the difficult parts easier so you have more energy and confidence for everything else.

If you’re living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, a chronic condition, or a disability, specialized care is also available. Support can be adapted as your needs change, helping you continue living in familiar surroundings for as long as it remains right for you.

Right at Home Pierce County also offers in-home nursing services when your needs extend beyond everyday assistance. Having access to both caregiving and nursing support can provide additional reassurance when you’re managing a more complicated health situation.

If you’re coming home after a hospital or rehabilitation stay, the agency’s RightTransitions® program can help make those first days and weeks easier. Caregivers can assist with appointments, medications, groceries, household routines, and everyday needs so you can save more of your energy for recovering.

Finding the right person to help you matters, too.

Caregivers are screened through background checks and drug testing and receive ongoing training. Once care begins, the team keeps detailed notes, makes supervisory visits, and watches for changes that may mean your care plan needs to be adjusted.

Because good care is about more than completing tasks.

It’s someone learning how you like your morning coffee. Someone who knows which grocery store you prefer. It’s having another person to talk with over lunch, help you get to an appointment, or simply be nearby on a day when you’d feel more comfortable having company.

Right at Home Pierce County is also accredited by The Joint Commission, reflecting its commitment to established standards for quality and safety.

The agency serves Tacoma, Puyallup, Lakewood, Northeast Tacoma, University Place, Fife, Bonney Lake, Auburn, Federal Way, Kent, Pacific, and surrounding communities.

Receiving help doesn’t mean giving up control of your life.

It’s still your home. Your routines. Your preferences. Your decisions.

At Right at Home Pierce County, the goal is to give you the right amount of support to continue feeling safe, comfortable, connected, and confident while enjoying the life you’ve built.

Sometimes independence isn’t about doing everything yourself. It’s about having the freedom to keep making your own choices—with another caring person there when you need a helping hand.