Our care team
Exceptional care starts with exceptional people. Because we are a small private home, we keep an elite standard for our team. Only a small share of applicants are hired, which is what gives our residents real consistency.
Owner and provider
Provider, advocate and psychiatric nurse practitioner, serving people with dementia and Alzheimer's since 2008.
Peter combines years of hands-on memory care experience with advanced clinical expertise to guide the care practices at Olympia Senior Care.
I knew my grandmother, GiGi, would thrive best in an intimate care environment, yet we could not locate a place that met our high standards. Hence, I created Olympia Senior Care.
Peter, PMHNP-BC · Owner
Our caregivers
Certified Nursing Assistant
Serving seniors for nearly 12 years
Janet brings over a decade of dedicated caregiving experience to our home. To better serve our close-knit community, she is currently pursuing her nursing degree.
"I love being a caregiver because it's rewarding to know I make a difference in someone's life, whether by being dependable or taking extra time to connect and help them feel truly comfortable and cared for."
Certified Nursing Assistant
Supporting seniors with dementia for nearly 5 years
Samantha is the vibrant heart of our home. Deeply passionate about memory care, her warmth, enthusiasm, and dedication brighten every room she enters.
"To me, memory care is about finding joy in every single day. I love building deep connections with our residents and creating micro-moments of happiness that make our house feel like a true home."
How we hire
We protect the peace of mind of our families by thoroughly vetting every potential team member before they ever meet a resident.
All of our nursing assistants are licensed by the State of Washington and hold active certifications in:
Once selected, our caregivers receive specialized training in Alzheimer's and dementia care. They use compassionate Montessori communication techniques to focus on residents' remaining strengths, understand behavioral changes with clinical empathy, and maintain proactive safety practices throughout our home.
Caregivers here are employees, not contractors. That is what keeps the same familiar faces in front of your parent week after week.
The best way to judge a care team is to watch them work. Come by for a quiet tour and see for yourself.