Let's Talk About Your Family's Needs

We provide personalized in-home care services including personal care, companion care, respite care, memory care, nurse delegated care, and specialized support for seniors and individuals needing assistance at home.

We proudly serve families across Greater Seattle (King County).

Our team offers a free consultation to understand your loved one's needs, routines, and goals before recommending a personalized care plan.

Depending on availability and care needs, services can often begin shortly after the initial consultation and assessment.

Yes. We offer respite care to support family caregivers during vacations, recovery periods, work travel, or times of rest.

Yes. We support recovery transitions and help families create a safer, smoother return home after hospitalization or rehabilitation.

Absolutely. We believe the best care happens through collaboration and open communication with families.

Home health care is medical support provided in the home by a trained and certified health professional, such as a nurse, physical therapist, or occupational therapist. Our caregivers do not provide medical care and will not assist with tasks such as administering medication or changing wound dressings. Non-medical home care services will provide your older adult with companionship and help with activities of daily living, such as grooming, dressing, toileting, light housekeeping, meal preparation, and errands.

Yes. All caregivers go through screening, training, and ongoing support to ensure high-quality, compassionate care.

We prioritize consistency whenever possible because trust and familiarity are important for both clients and families.

We carefully consider personality, care needs, routines, language preferences, and experience to create the right fit for each family.

Nurse delegated care allows trained caregivers to perform certain healthcare-related tasks under the supervision of a registered nurse.

Depending on the care plan, delegated tasks may include medication assistance, insulin injections, blood sugar checks, catheter care, wound care, tube feeding support, and more.

Yes. Veritas has an in-house registered nurse who oversees delegated care, caregiver training, and ongoing supervision.

Our nurse assesses the client's needs, creates a care plan, trains the caregiver, and performs ongoing oversight and required reviews to ensure care remains safe and compliant.

Yes. We provide compassionate memory care support for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, Dementia, and other cognitive conditions.

In many cases, yes. With the right support, structure, supervision, and safety-focused care, individuals with memory loss can continue living comfortably at home.

Our approach focuses on consistency, dignity, meaningful engagement, routine, and compassionate companionship tailored to each individual.

At Veritas, we believe care should feel personal, consistent, and trustworthy. We combine compassionate caregivers, personalized care plans, and nurse-supported oversight to provide care families can truly rely on.

"Veritas" means truth. Our name reflects the honesty, transparency, and trust we believe every family deserves when inviting someone into their home.