Adult Family Homes in Quincy, WA
Quincy has 2 Adult Family Homes licensed by Washington DSHS, with 11 resident beds in total (state records checked November 7, 2026). 2 of them (100%) have a Medicaid contract, 2 hold the dementia specialty, 2 the mental health specialty and 1 the developmental disabilities specialty. The city also has 1 assisted living community.
Quincy at a glance
- Adult Family Homes
- 2
- Resident beds
- 11
- Medicaid contract
- 2 (100%)
- Dementia specialty
- 2
- Mental health specialty
- 2
- Developmental disabilities
- 1
- Assisted living
- 1
From Washington DSHS license records, checked November 7, 2026.
Choosing an Adult Family Home in Quincy
Quincy has only 2 Adult Family Homes, so it is worth looking at the nearby cities below as well. Many families choose a home a short drive away to find the right fit.
The average home here is licensed for 5.5 residents.
Homes with the developmental disabilities specialty are less common in Quincy (50%, against 61% statewide). If your family needs one, filter for it early and include nearby cities.
Nearly every home here holds the dementia specialty, so the label alone will not narrow your list. Ask each home how many residents with memory loss live there now, who is awake at night, and how they handle wandering.
Before you visit, read each home's DSHS inspection reports; every listing on this page links to them, and our guide to reading inspection reports explains what to look for.
Paying for care in Quincy
Medicaid. 2 Quincy homes (100%) have a Medicaid contract with the state, above the Washington average of 94%. A contract does not mean a Medicaid bed is open today, so ask each home, and ask whether a private pay resident can stay if savings run out.
Cost. Adult Family Homes set their own rates, usually by how much care is needed. Across Washington they typically charge $135 to $473 a day, about $4,050 to $14,190 a month. For comparison, assisted living averages $7,546 a month across Washington. Our cost of care estimator gives a range for your situation.
Starting Medicaid. Apply financially through Washington Connection and ask DSHS Home and Community Services for a care assessment; you can do both at once. Our Medicaid and COPES guide walks through each step.
WA Cares Fund. If your loved one paid into WA Cares, the benefit can go toward an Adult Family Home. See who qualifies.
Questions about Adult Family Homes in Quincy
How many Adult Family Homes are in Quincy, WA?
Quincy has 2 Adult Family Homes licensed by Washington DSHS, with room for 11 residents in total, according to state records as of November 2026. Each home cares for up to six residents, or up to eight with state approval.
Do Adult Family Homes in Quincy accept Medicaid?
2 of Quincy's 2 Adult Family Homes (100%) have a Medicaid contract with Washington DSHS, so residents who qualify for Medicaid or COPES can live there. Ask each home whether a Medicaid bed is open now.
Are there Adult Family Homes for dementia or memory care in Quincy?
Yes. 2 Adult Family Homes in Quincy hold the DSHS dementia specialty, which means their staff completed extra state training in dementia care. Ask each home how it handles wandering and night time care.
Which Quincy Adult Family Homes care for mental health needs or developmental disabilities?
Of Quincy's 2 Adult Family Homes, 2 hold the mental health specialty and 1 hold the developmental disabilities specialty. Both designations require extra DSHS training. Filter for them on this page, then ask how many residents with similar needs live in the home now.
How much does an Adult Family Home cost in Quincy?
Each home sets its own rate based on the care needed. In Washington, Adult Family Homes typically charge $135 to $473 a day, about $4,050 to $14,190 a month. Medicaid, long term care insurance, VA benefits and the WA Cares Fund can help pay.
How do I check the inspection reports for an Adult Family Home in Quincy?
DSHS inspects every Adult Family Home at least every 18 months and publishes inspections, complaint investigations and enforcement letters online. Each Quincy home on Wayvo links to its own DSHS reports by license number.
How do I find an Adult Family Home in Quincy with a room open now?
Rooms open and fill quickly, so call the homes on your short list and ask. Or tell a Wayvo guide what your loved one needs and we will check which Quincy homes have a room open, free.
Home counts updated November 7, 2026 from state records. Sources:
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