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Finding the right home care provider for a loved one with developmental disabilities is one of the most important decisions a family can make. Snohomish County has over 148 DDA-contracted providers, making it difficult to know where to start.
We analyzed public state funding data to identify the most established providers serving Snohomish County families. This list ranks providers by cumulative state funding received—a measure of operational scale and the state's trust in their ability to deliver services.
How We Ranked These Providers
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Our methodology uses publicly available data:
- State Funding: Total payments from Washington State for DDA services (source: fiscal.wa.gov)
- Service Breadth: Range of services offered under DDA contracts
- Geographic Coverage: Counties served
Providers with a CareCade Verified badge have real-time performance metrics synced from their care management system.
The Top 10
1. First Choice In-Home Care
2. Volunteers of America Western Washington (Aro Day Program)
3. Millennia Healthcare Inc.
4. Village Community Services
5. A & B HOME CARE AND STAFFING
6. Nessley Care, LLC
7. Professional Medical Corp.
8. Bath Plus Inc.
9. Tavon Center
10. Bellevue Healthcare II, Inc.
Find More Providers
This list represents the largest providers by state funding, but the best fit depends on your family's needs:
- View all 148 Snohomish County providers →
- Providers accepting new clients →
- Providers with transportation →
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DDA?
The Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) is Washington State's agency providing services to individuals with developmental disabilities. DDA contracts with providers to deliver services like community engagement, respite care, and life skills coaching.
What does "CareCade Verified" mean?
CareCade Verified providers use the CareCade platform to manage care delivery, enabling real-time tracking of on-time rates, visit completion, and family satisfaction. Learn more about verification →
Are smaller providers worth considering?
Yes. This list ranks by funding (scale), not quality of care. Smaller providers may offer more personalized attention. Browse all Snohomish County providers →
Data sources: Washington State fiscal transparency (fiscal.wa.gov), DDA provider contracts. Rankings based on cumulative state payments.