24/7 Personal Care
Caregivers awake and on duty around the clock — bathing, dressing, mobility, and gentle company at every hour.
Learn more →Better Life Adult Family Home is a small, six-bedroom home where every resident receives the gentle, individualized attention they deserve — from caregivers who speak their language, prepare familiar meals, and treat them like family.
Run by Abonesh Bezu and her family — not a corporate chain. Decisions made with heart.
English and Amharic spoken every day. Cultural meals prepared with the comforts of home.
Memory, mental health, and developmental support — beyond standard senior care.
Washington State License #756888. Compliant, inspected, and accountable.
Founded by Abonesh Bezu, Better Life is the home she built for the families she serves — the kind of place she'd want for her own loved ones. Six private rooms. A garden patio. The smells of home cooking. A caregiver who knows your father's favorite song and your mother's preferred tea.
We specialize in dementia care, mental health support, and developmental disabilities — areas that demand patience, training, and the kind of attention you can only give in a small home. Our care isn't standardized. It's personalized — one resident at a time.
Twelve services delivered in a single small home — so each resident gets care that's tailored, not transactional.
Caregivers awake and on duty around the clock — bathing, dressing, mobility, and gentle company at every hour.
Learn more →A calm, predictable environment built around the needs of someone living with Alzheimer's or dementia.
Learn more →Trained support for adults living with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and other ongoing mental health needs.
Learn more →A consistent, structured home for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities — at any stage of life.
Learn more →Trained caregivers oversee every dose — daily, on schedule, with clear coordination with each resident's doctor.
Learn more →Working alongside hospice teams, we provide comfort, dignity, and presence in a resident's final chapter.
Learn more →For Ethiopian and Eritrean families especially, finding care that feels familiar can be heartbreakingly hard. At Better Life, our caregivers speak Amharic fluently and prepare culturally familiar meals — injera, doro wat, shiro, the Sunday coffee ceremony — so your mother or father feels at home, not in a strange place.
And for residents of any background, we'll learn what comfort sounds, smells, and tastes like to your family. Tell us what songs they love, what foods say "home," and we'll bring it into our kitchen and our days.
Six private bedrooms, wheelchair-accessible spaces throughout, and a garden patio for sunshine and fresh air.
Each resident has their own room — with privacy, personal belongings, and quiet when they need it.
Wide doorways, accessible bathrooms, and step-free paths throughout the home and garden.
An outdoor space residents can use any time — for morning coffee, family visits, or simply sitting in the sun.
Three meals a day plus snacks, prepared from scratch — including cultural and dietary preferences.
Family pets are welcome to visit. We believe a familiar bark or purr is part of feeling at home.
No fixed visiting hours. Family is welcome whenever they want to be here — morning, evening, late at night.
When we found Better Life, my mother had stopped eating at her last home. Within two weeks here, she was asking for shiro and laughing with the caregivers in Amharic. We didn't realize how much she had missed simply being understood.
My dad has dementia, and I was terrified about placement. Abonesh sat with me for two hours on my first visit and just listened. They take the time to learn who he was, not just who he is now. That meant everything.
Testimonials are paraphrased and shared with family permission. Names changed where requested.
Tucked into a quiet residential neighborhood in Marysville, Better Life is easy to reach from Everett, Lake Stevens, Snohomish, and Arlington — but feels a world away from any institution.