We can work with you to find things in your home that may be making your children or family sick and suggest an action plan filled with low and no cost solutions to make your home a healthy place.

Many people can benefit from a Home Health Assessment. People with asthma, allergies, or respiratory illness that seems worse at home. Families with young children that may be exposed to household chemicals, lead, pesticides, dust mites and other allergens. People who have recently moved into a new apartment or house and are experiencing more headaches or respiratory problems.

Trained Master Home Environmentalist © (MHE) volunteers use a Home Environmental Assessment List (HEAL^TM ) to help identify health hazards in your home. You and the volunteer walk-through your home identifing different problem areas. There may be things you can see, like mold and mildew, and there may be things you cannot see that the volunteer can help you identify. The two of you then develop an action plan and prioritize steps you can take to create a healthier home environment, with an emphasis on low- and/or no-cost solutions. No testing or cleaning is done by the MHE volunteer. Schedule a visit today.

If you prefer to conduct a home assessment yourself without a volunteer, you can use our abbreviated Do It Yourself HEAL^TM form which will guide you through the process of making your home a healthier place to live. In return, we ask that you fill out a short confidential questionnaire that will help us track the program's effectiveness. The DIY HEAL^TM is available in English, Spanish, Japanese, and large print English for the seeing impaired.

To schedule a HEAL^TM visit:

In the Seattle/King County area use the online form or contact the American Lung Association® of Washington
Call - (206) 441-5100.

In the Tacoma/Pierce County area call the Tacoma/Pierce County Health Department's Clean Air For Kids Program
Call - (253) 798-7674.

In the Yakima/Yakima County area contact the American Lung Association® of Washington's Yakima office
Call - (509) 248-4384.

In the Spokane/Spokane County area contact the American Lung Association® of Washington's Spokane office Call - (509) 325-6516.