Elders (62+)

From the website: A free, unbiased and confidential service of the Washington state Office of the Insurance Commissioner, SHIBA volunteers help people of all ages and backgrounds with their Medicare questions and options.

From website: We help underinsured people with life-threatening, chronic, and rare diseases get the medications and treatments they need by assisting with their out-of-pocket costs and advocating for improved access and affordability.

PACE is "a full-service program to assist you with ongoing health care, nutrition, physical and emotional support and more." Note that program is open to those 55 and over who are also within service area. Check site for service areas.

From website: At Monarch Transitions, we specialize in assisting older adults and their families with the emotional and physical aspects of moving and transition. Understanding the unique challenges seniors face, we offer expertise in resources and approaches that save money, reduce stress and produce quality results.

From website: Homestead Move and Estate Services is a family-owned business specializing in Senior Moves, Estate Clean Outs and Local Moves. Our free in-home, no-obligation consultation provides you with the opportunity to meet us, feel comfortable with us, find out how we work and get answers to your questions. We will review your moving needs and discuss the next steps in your transition.

The ADRC provides "unbiased information, community outreach / education, help accessing services and person-centered care planning / care coordination to meet the individual needs of older adults, persons with disabilities and their caregivers."

Dedicated to transforming lives through aging and long-term support, behavioral health, vocational rehabilitation, and economic services to keep people healthy, safe, and supported.

Catholic Community Services provides supports to Elders and Disabled Persons through in-home care, meal delivery (Meals on Wheels), Volunteer Services, and more. Follow link for full list of services.

CCS provides a broad range of services, including mental health, housing, family and pregnancy support, and more. See link for full list of services.

KWA provides assistance for a wide range of needs, including rent, utilities, food, DV advocacy, legal advocacy, victim of crime compensation, and more. Note: you do not need to be Korean or female to access services, KWA serves all in the community.