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Pat & John Lakewood, WA
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Sound Options offers unique, full service care options that protect clients' health and wellbeing, sustain independence, and support both individuals and families in times of need. A compassionate approach to care, our services provide Total Care Solutions for the elderly and a wide range of medical conditions for clients of all ages.
Our private care serves residents in the greater Puget Sound area through Geriatric Care Management, Eldercare Coaching, In-Home Care, and Elite Live-In Care. Support for individuals can be customized to manage a range of needs, timeframes, and budgets. Working closely with family members, Sound Options integrates our professional experience, and innovative solutions into sound options that make a difference in health, well-being and quality of life.
Custom Eldercare Coaching Programs can be created for organizations or the workplace. Our customized services offer support to employees or members in the form of online or telephone eldercare consultation and referral. Additionally, we are available for on-site workshops, speaking engagements, education seminars and human resource training and education. Contact Us to learn more.
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