Gods Immense Home

Adult family home · 4917 Henley St, Blaine, WA
Adult family home6 beds
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INTELISCORE

Small Home Setting With Mixed Inspection History

Gods Immense Home is a licensed adult family home in Blaine, WA, Whatcom County, licensed for 6 licensed beds.

DSHS publishes no inspection reports for this facility, and DSHS has taken no enforcement action against it.

The license is held by Famous Applewhite.

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Strengths

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Community

Address4917 Henley St, Blaine, WA
Phone(346) 754-0595
License #758667
License statusLicensed and operating
Capacity6 beds
Care TypesAssisted Living / Memory Care
LicenseeFamous Applewhite
EnforcementNo enforcement actions on record
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Inspections

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Frequently asked questions about Gods Immense Home

Is Gods Immense Home licensed?

Yes. Gods Immense Home is a Washington-licensed adult family home, DSHS license #758667, licensed and operating.

How big is Gods Immense Home?

Gods Immense Home is licensed for 6 licensed beds by Washington DSHS.

Has Gods Immense Home had an enforcement action?

No. DSHS has no enforcement correspondence on file for Gods Immense Home.

Who owns Gods Immense Home?

The license is held by Famous Applewhite. DSHS records the license holder, which is not always the day-to-day operator.