Pricing ranges from
    $2,900 – 3,800/month

    Meridian at Stone Creek

    1111 S 376th St, Milton, WA 98354
    • Independent Living
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Hospice waiver
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Dementia waiver
    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor patio
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    Reviews

    4.32·(366)

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      3.8
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      3.8
    • Amenities

      4.1
    • Value

      2.7

    Pros

    • Compassionate and attentive caregiving staff
    • Knowledgeable nursing and MedTech teams
    • Welcoming, hotel-like atmosphere
    • Well-maintained grounds and lodge-style architecture
    • Spacious apartments and private-entry cottages
    • Restaurant-style dining with flexible hours
    • Customizable meal options and chef-prepared items
    • Varied activity program (bingo, games, classes, outings)
    • Regular transportation and scheduled excursions
    • On-site therapy and visiting clinicians
    • Salon and wellness services available on-site
    • Safety pendant/emergency-alert system
    • Active resident-ambassador and welcoming greeter programs
    • Indoor/outdoor common spaces (courtyards, bistro, library)
    • Move-in assistance and responsive admissions staff
    • Individualized care-planning and family advocacy
    • Daily snacks and social events (happy hour, cookies)
    • Dog-friendly policies and pet socialization
    • Cottages with full kitchens and garages
    • Quiet walking areas and scenic grounds
    • Clean, modern interiors in many units
    • Prompt maintenance help for in-room issues
    • Engaged activity directors and evolving program offerings
    • Positive experiences in memory-care among some families
    • Competitive value units and occasional favorable pricing

    Cons

    • Frequent leadership turnover and unstable management
    • High frontline staff turnover and staffing shortages
    • Inconsistent responsiveness to resident calls and care requests
    • Housekeeping and sanitation inconsistencies
    • Inconsistent dining quality and menu continuity
    • Supply and inventory gaps affecting meal availability
    • Maintenance reliability issues affecting utilities and fixtures
    • Unsecured or poorly managed WiFi and technology support
    • Communication gaps with families and billing transparency issues
    • Price increases and add-on fees without clear notice
    • Memory-care staffing and security vulnerabilities
    • Inadequate clinical follow-through and care-plan adherence
    • Variable activity engagement and underutilized spaces
    • Operational lapses during transitions, lockdowns, or inspections
    • Allegations of financial misconduct and regulatory citations

    Summary of reviews

    The reviews reflect a facility that presents strongly in physical design, social programming, and individualized service at its best, but that also shows recurring operational weaknesses that affect resident experience. Many families and residents praise the campus aesthetic—lodge-like common areas, clean modern apartments and cottages, attractive grounds, and amenity-rich shared spaces such as bistros, libraries, salons, and outdoor walking areas. The community offers a broad activity slate (bingo, games, group outings, exercise classes, happy hours), regular transportation, and on-site clinical supports including therapy and visiting clinicians. On many visits staff are described as friendly, welcoming, and attentive; specific staff and admissions/relations personnel are often singled out for positive impact during move-in and transition.

    Care quality and staffing present a mixed picture. Several accounts describe skilled, compassionate clinical teams and individualized care plans that provide reassurance to families. At the same time, a persistent theme is staffing instability: high turnover among directors and frontline staff, periodic understaffing, and variability in response times to resident calls. These staffing patterns are associated with delayed assistance, inconsistent adherence to care plans (for example, bathing schedules and medication-related follow-through), and variable experiences in memory care. Some families report excellent memory-care relationships, while others cite concerns about staffing levels and unit security.

    Dining and housekeeping also show divergence between positive and negative experiences. The facility is frequently praised for restaurant-style dining, flexible hours, and customizable meal choices; several reviewers enjoyed chef-prepared items and a wide menu. Conversely, other accounts describe declining or inconsistent food quality, repetitive menus, limited fresh produce, inventory shortages, and expensive guest/extra charges. Housekeeping and sanitation are similarly uneven: many reviewers note clean, well-kept interiors and prompt maintenance, while others report sanitation concerns, spotty cleaning, and delayed resolution of maintenance issues such as hot water, plumbing, or damaged fixtures.

    Management and operational reliability emerge as the most notable areas of concern. Multiple reviewers describe frequent leadership changes, inconsistent communication, billing disputes, and poor follow-through on promised fixes or refunds. A few reviews reference regulatory citations and serious allegations involving financial conduct; these are discrete but significant issues that warrant direct inquiry. Technology and infrastructure problems—unsecured WiFi, intermittent phone and emergency-call functionality, and occasional utility outages—are also mentioned and contribute to perceived operational fragility.

    Overall pattern: the community can deliver a high-quality, amenity-rich lifestyle with strong interpersonal care when staffing and management are stable. However, variability across time and units is a consistent theme: experiences range from exemplary to problematic depending on leadership, staffing levels, and operational follow-through. Prospective residents and families should prioritize in-person tours, ask for current staffing ratios and leadership tenure, review recent inspection or citation history, request written commitments on cleaning and maintenance schedules, clarify billing and deposit/refund policies, and confirm memory-care staffing and safety protocols before deciding. These checks will help distinguish the facility’s strong programmatic elements from the operational risks described in some accounts.

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    Location

    Meridian at Stone Creek is located at 1111 S 376th St, Milton, WA, 98354.

    About Meridian at Stone Creek

    Meridian at Stone Creek, over on 1111 S. 376th Street in Milton, Washington, is one of those places where you can see they've tried to think of about everything somebody might need later in life, and you really can see that as you walk through the open, pleasant halls with their clean, well-kept spaces, though like anywhere, sometimes the tidiness of an apartment can depend on the day or the resident. They have all sorts of care here, with options for Independent Living if you just want a nice apartment and to join in the social side of things, Assisted Living for folks that could use extra help with daily tasks, Respite Care for short-term stays, and a strong Memory Care program called Amara Memory Support with specialized support for those facing dementia or Alzheimer's, plus Skilled Nursing and Continuing Care Retirement Community services on the same campus so you don't have to move if your health needs change. The building's resort-style look pops a bit, with a café/bistro, a library, a billiards lounge, outdoor patios and walking paths, and even a movie room, game room, and beauty salon/barber shop, and the dining areas are all open concept, bright, and you can eat in a private dining room or with guests and grab something special off the international menu-chef-prepared-and have meals delivered for room service, and they'll shape the menu if you need low sodium or have other diet needs, which is good since they want to keep everyone's health in mind along with taste. Kitchens in the apartments are easy to use and give you plenty of storage, rooms open up nicely, and you'll find details like wheel-in showers, full tubs, and wheelchair-accessible features all over, so mobility isn't a worry.

    The staff, including caring med techs, get to know everyone, and you do see the respect in how they talk with residents, always seeming to remember little things and staying loving, and they really put effort into their jobs, even keeping families in the loop about changes or needs. Assisted Living and Memory Care bedrooms are separate and set up for safety and comfort, and the facility has on-site services like full laundry, dry-cleaning, grocery shopping, and free cable and Wi-Fi, with a transportation van that sometimes costs extra but there are complimentary trips, too, and resident parking for those who drive. The social life here keeps busy-daily activities, live piano music, crafts, fitness classes in their fitness center, outdoor walks, and they always seem open to residents' suggestions so things don't get stale, plus chaplain services and religious options for different faiths, including Protestant and Catholic, so if that's important you're covered. The grounds stay lovely and green with a courtyard that's enclosed for safety and relaxation, and there are plenty of quiet nooks and cozy sitting areas inside if you want some peace, or a games table or arts and crafts workshop if you're more sociable. Support goes right down to the details, too, like the specialized staff that help with everything from medication to regular routines and structured engagement, using things like snoezelen rooms and reminiscence therapy for memory exercises, and they'll build full care plans that change as needed, with a big focus on making sure everyone stays physically, mentally, and socially active.

    They're pet-friendly, wheelchair accessible, and the site gets community reviews and some awards for the friendly mood and good care, which isn't something every place can say, and if you look for a home-like environment that's just a bit lively, with places to walk, a coffee bar for chatting, and outings nearby to parks or restaurants, Meridian at Stone Creek does seem to fit the bill, always trying to match the care to the person and keep daily life meaningful across all stages, whether you're mostly independent or need round-the-clock help.

    About Pacifica Senior Living

    Meridian at Stone Creek is managed by Pacifica Senior Living.

    Pacifica Senior Living, a division of Pacifica Companies (family-owned since 1978), was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in San Diego, California. Operating over 90 communities across 13-14 states with concentrations in California, Florida, and Arizona, Pacifica has grown to become the 13th largest overall senior care provider in the United States. The company ranks as the 5th largest memory care provider, 10th largest assisted living provider, and 21st largest independent living provider nationally, serving thousands of residents from coast to coast through their comprehensive care offerings.

    Pacifica's mission centers on creating a lifestyle of independence, security, and peace of mind for each individual and their family. The company provides personalized, compassionate care services through their signature Heartland™ Assisted Living and Legacies™ Memory Care programs, which focus on the individual while offering customized care plans that respect each resident's needs, preferences, and privacy. Their philosophy emphasizes striking a balance between assistance and independence, providing dignified and compassionate retirement experiences in environments that feel like home. Each community is managed individually, allowing for tailored support of unique resident profiles and communal character, with everything from scheduling to dining menus designed around residents' preferences.

    The company's specialized memory care programs demonstrate their expertise in dementia care. Their Legacies™ Memory Care program helps patients with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of memory loss feel safe and secure while providing memory-boosting activities. The innovative Amara Memory Support program creates welcoming and empowering environments that celebrate the essence of people rather than focusing on their diagnosis. Programming encompasses nine Focus Elements of Life: Recreation, Service, Spirituality, Movement, Sensory, Household Connection, Community, Exploration, and Creative Arts, delivered through stimulating activities including gardening, culinary adventures, musical experiences, creative artistic outlets, and mindfulness practices.

    Pacifica offers a comprehensive continuum of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, skilled nursing, and adult day care services. All communities focus on promoting well-being by meeting care needs while facilitating social interactions, activities, and wellness programs. Despite recent financial challenges leading to the bankruptcy of one management entity affecting approximately 20 California facilities, the majority of Pacifica's nearly 100 communities continue operating, maintaining their commitment to advancing senior living and providing peace of mind to residents and families through warm, family-like communities where each resident receives individualized attention while maintaining dignity and independence.

    People often ask...

    Meridian at Stone Creek offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $2,900 per month.

    Meridian at Stone Creek offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care.

    There are 131 photos of Meridian at Stone Creek on Mirador.

    Yes, Meridian at Stone Creek allows residents to age in place and adjust their level of care as needed.

    The full address for this community is 1111 S 376th St, Milton, WA 98354.

    No, Meridian at Stone Creek does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In Washington, the Department of Social & Health Services licenses assisted living and adult family homes, publishing inspection, investigation, and fire-safety reports.

    License number2365
    StatusOp
    Facility typeAssisted Living Facility
    Capacity188 residents
    ExpiresFebruary 28th, 2027
    View the official license record

    Inspection Reports

    32

    Reports

    2

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    0

    Complaints

    4

    Years

    01 Sept 2026Investigation
    Found deficiencies in medication availability, health care coordination, incident investigations, record retention, and resident care planning. These indicate noncompliance with multiple licensing requirements.
    • WAC 388-78A-2240Nonavailability of medications
    • WAC 388-78A-2350Coordination of health care services
    • WAC 388-78A-2371Investigations
    • WAC 388-78A-2420Record retention
    • WAC 388-78A-2640Reporting significant change in a resident's condition
    • WAC 388-78A-2140Negotiated service agreement contents
    28 Jul 2026Life Safety
    Investigated the licensing status; all previously noted violations were corrected and no new deficiencies were found.
    01 Jun 2026Inspection
    Found noncompliance with water temperature and housekeeping standards, including overheated hot water at several sinks and sticky floors with urine in the memory care area.
    • Type AWAC 388-78A-3090 (1)(a)Maintenance and housekeeping
    • WAC 388-78A-2950 (6)Water supply
    01 Apr 2026Enforcement Letters
    Cited two deficiencies related to hot water temperatures and interior grounds safety, and assessed civil fines.
    • WAC 388-78A-2950(6)Water supply
    • WAC 388-78A-3090(1)(a)Maintenance and housekeeping
    08 Jan 2026Life Safety
    Identified numerous fire safety and life-safety deficiencies across doors, alarms, egress, electrical, and housekeeping findings.
    • IFC 705.2.4 (2021)Door Operation
    • IFC 901.7 (2021)Fire Alarm Monitoring
    • IFC 901.7 (2021)Fire Watch Requirements
    • IFC 901.7 (2021)Notification and Roles
    • IFC 901.7 (2021)Fire Watch Duties
    • IFC 901.7 (2021)Documentation of Fire Watch
    • IFC 903.1 (2021) / IFC 903.5 (2021)Out-of-Service Fire Protection
    • IFC 901.7 (2021)Fire Watch Resources
    • IFC 2021 NFPA 25 ExceptionImpairment Program Exception
    • IFC 907.8 (2021)Fire Alarm Maintenance
    • IFC 1203.4 (2021)Emergency Power Testing
    • IFC 603.9.1 (2021)Listed and Labeled Equipment
    • IFC 606.3.3 (2021)Hood Cleaning
    • IFC 606.4 (2021)Appliance Restraint
    • IFC 701.3 (2021)Smoke Barriers - Penetrations
    • IFC 703.1 (2021)Penetrations - Protection
    • IFC 705.2 (2021)Opening Protectives Inspection
    • IFC 705.2.1 (2021)Labeling and Partitions
    • IFC 705.2.4 (2021)Door Operation
    • IFC 907.8 (2021)Battery Documentation
    • IFC 915.1.1 (2021) / WAC 51-54ACarbon Monoxide Detection
    • IFC 915.6 (2021) / NFPA 72CO Alarm Maintenance
    • IFC 1003.6 (2021)Means of Egress Continuity
    • IFC 1010.1.3 (2021)Door Opening Force
    • IFC 1013.1 (2021)Exit Signs - Where Required
    • IFC 1013.6.3 (2021)Exit Sign Power Source
    • IFC 1032.10.1 (2021)Activation Test
    • WAC 212-12-044Fire Drills
    • IFC 906.6 (2021)Extinguishers Obstructed
    • IFC 906.7 (2021)Hangers and Brackets
    • IFC 907.4.2.6 (2021)Pull Station Obstruction
    • IFC 1203.4 (2021)Generator Testing Records
    • IFC 603.2.2 (2021)Electrical Receptacle Covers
    • IFC 603.6 (2021)Extension Cords
    • IFC 603.5.1 (2021)Relocatable Power Taps
    • IFC 906.2 (2021) / NFPA 10Portable Fire Extinguishers – General
    • IFC 2203.5 (2021)Housekeeping - Dust
    • IFC 5303.5 (2021)Security - Oxygen Cylinders
    • IFC 915.1.1 (2021) / WAC 51-54ACarbon Monoxide Detection - Addition
    • IFC 1013.6.3 (2021)Exit Sign Power Source
    • IFC 1032.10.1 (2021)Activation Test
    • WAC 212-12-044Fire Drills (Quarterly)
    01 Jan 2026Investigation
    Investigated the complaint and found that a required national fingerprint background check was not completed for named staff, with a citation issued.
    • —National fingerprint background check not completed
    01 Oct 2025Investigation
    Investigated the follow-up visit and found no deficiencies.
    • WAC 388-78A-2770-3Change in licensee/change of ownership
    01 Aug 2025Investigation
    Investigated a complaint about hospital transfers and found a deficiency in coordinating health care services with external providers; a citation was written.
    • WAC 388-78A-2350Coordination of health care services
    01 Aug 2025Investigation
    Verified compliance at follow-up; no deficiencies cited.
    • IFC 706.1 2018Duct and air transfer openings – protection dampers
    • IFC 706.1 2018Damper access panel labeling
    • IFC 903.5 2021Testing and maintenance – sprinkler systems
    • IFC 904.13.5.2 2021Extinguishing system service
    • IFC 1203.4 2021Maintenance – emergency and standby power systems
    • IFC 706.1 2018Fire alarm circuit identification and locking
    31 Jul 2025Life Safety
    Found multiple unresolved fire and life-safety deficiencies including damper maintenance, sprinkler system documentation, electrical circuit labeling, and emergency power system records requiring follow-up.
    • NFPA 80; NFPA 105; IFC 706.1 2018Dampers and protective openings maintenance
    • IFC 903.5 2021Sprinkler systems - testing and maintenance
    • IFC 904.13.5.2 2021Extinguishing system service
    • IFC 904.13.5.2 2021Extinguishing system – kitchen hood suppression
    • NFPA 72 10.6.5.2; NFPA 72 10.6.5.2.2Circuit identification and accessibility
    04 Jun 2025Life Safety
    Found deficiencies related to extinguishing system service, damper labeling, and emergency generator testing, with violations not corrected.
    • NFPA 80, 19.5.3Extinguishing system servicing
    • —Damper labeling
    • NFPA 110Emergency generator testing
    04 Jun 2025Life Safety
    Investigated a smoking/fire complaint and found no deficiencies.
    01 Jun 2025Enforcement Letters
    Cited for noncompliance with State Fire Marshal codes and assessed an $800 civil fine.
    • WAC 388-78A-2040(1)Other requirements
    01 May 2025Investigation
    Investigated allegations of abuse/neglect and resident-to-resident issues; found failures to document investigative findings and to maintain daily alert charting per shift.
    • —Documentation of investigative findings and actions
    • —Daily alert charting per shift
    01 May 2025Investigation
    Verified compliance after the follow-up visit. Prior deficiencies were corrected and no new deficiencies were found.
    • WAC 388-78A-2371Investigations
    • WAC 388-78A-3040Laundry
    • WAC 388-78A-2600Policies and procedures
    01 May 2025Investigation
    Verified no deficiencies were found on the follow-up visit. The prior finding involved updating a resident's negotiated service agreement after a change in condition.
    • WAC 388-78A-2130Service agreement planning
    01 Mar 2025Enforcement Letters
    Determined a deficiency for failing to maintain Fire Marshal code compliance, risking residents in an emergency; assessed a $600 civil fine.
    • WAC 388-78A-2040 (1)Other requirements.
    10 Dec 2024Life Safety
    The facility had multiple deficiencies found across electrical safety, fire protection systems, and maintenance, with several required documents and inspections not available or current.
    • IFC 701.6 2021Inspection and Maintenance
    • IFC 903.5 2021Testing and Maintenance
    • IFC 706.1 2018Duct and Air Transfer Openings - Maintaining Protection
    • IFC 1203.4 2021Maintenance
    • IFC 904.13.5.2 2021Extinguishing System Service
    • IFC 705.2.4 2021Door Operation
    • IFC 603.2 2021Abatement of Electrical Hazards
    • IFC 603.4 2021Working Space and Clearance
    • IFC 603.6 2021Extension Cords
    • IFC 606.3.3 2021Cleaning
    25 Sept 2024Life Safety
    Identified extensive deficiencies across fire protection, electrical, ventilation, and life-safety systems, with multiple items uncorrected from a prior review.
    • NFPA 72 10.6.5.2Circuit Identification and Accessibility
    • IFC 701.6 2021Fire-resistance-rated construction assemblies inspection/recordkeeping
    • IFC 706.1 2018Dampers - Maintaining Protection
    • IFC 903.5 2021Testing and Maintenance
    • IFC 904.13.5.2 2021Extinguishing System Service
    • IFC 603.2 2021Abatement of Electrical Hazards
    • IFC 603.4 2021Working Space and Clearance
    • IFC 603.6 2021Extension Cords
    • IFC 606.3.3 2021Kitchen Hood Cleaning
    • IFC 703.1 2021Penetrations - Maintaining Protection
    • IFC 705.2 2021Fire Doors - Inspection and Maintenance
    • IFC 705.2.4 2021Door Operation
    • IFC 706.1 2018Dampers - Maintaining Protection (additional)
    • NFPA 80 Fire Door Inspection and TestingFire Door Labeling and Openings
    • IFC 1013.6.1 2021Exit Sign Illumination
    • IFC 1032.10.1 2021Emergency Lighting - 30-second Monthly Test
    • IFC 1031.10.2 2021Emergency Lighting - 90-minute Test
    • IFC 1032.2 2021Means of Egress - Exterior Door Hardware
    • IFC 1203.4 2021Emergency and Standby Power Systems
    • IFC 5303.5.3 2021Securing Compressed Gas Containers
    • NFPA 10 6.2.1Fire Extinguisher Inspection Frequency
    04 Sept 2024Life Safety
    Investigated a kitchen fire complaint; staff quickly extinguished a small oven fire with no injuries, and no violations were observed.
    01 Sept 2024Enforcement Letters
    Cited an infection-control deficiency and assessed a $400 civil fine after a follow-up visit. The finding showed two staff were not qualified to medically evaluate staff prior to fit-testing, an uncorrected deficiency from a prior citation.
    • WAC 388-78A-2610(1)(2)(c)Infection control
    09 Aug 2024Inspection
    Investigated multiple complaints found extensive deficiencies in resident safety, care planning, staffing, medication practices, and food safety.
    • WAC 388-78A-2480Tuberculosis Testing Required
    • WAC 388-112A-0720CPR/First-Aid Training
    • WAC 388-78A-2462Background Checks - Washington State Name and DOB
    • WAC 388-78A-24681Background Checks - National Fingerprint
    • WAC 388-78A-2500Specialized Training for Mental Illness
    • WAC 388-78A-2510Specialized Training for Dementia
    • WAC 388-78A-2450Staff Continuing Education
    • WAC 388-112A-0611Staff Continuing Education Hours
    • WAC 388-112A-0200Orientation Training
    • WAC 388-78A-2130Service Plan Development (Initial)
    • WAC 388-78A-2150Negotiated Service Agreement Signing
    • WAC 246-215-03351Food Storage - Contamination Prevention
    • WAC 246-215-03526Temperature and Time Control—Date Marking
    • WAC 246-215-06550Methods—Controlling pests
    • WAC 246-215-06505Methods—Cleaning, frequency and restrictions
    • WAC 388-78A-3090Safe and Sanitary Environment
    • WAC 388-78A-2120-4Monitoring Residents’ Well-Being - Respond to Changes
    • WAC 388-78A-2220Prescribed Medication Authorizations
    • WAC 388-78A-2305Food Sanitation - Overall
    • WAC 246-215-03351Food Storage - Contamination Prevention
    • WAC 246-215-03526Ready-to-Eat Food Date Marking
    • WAC 246-215-06550Pest Control
    • WAC 246-215-06505Cleaning - Frequency and Restrictions
    07 Aug 2024Investigation
    Investigated allegations of staffing shortages and sanitation issues and identified maintenance and housekeeping deficiencies.
    • 388-78A-3090Maintenance and housekeeping
    26 Jun 2024Investigation
    Found that staff were not properly medically evaluated before respirator fit testing, and no records showed an LHCP performed those evaluations. Additionally, 23 staff were fit tested without proper medical evaluation.
    • WAC 388-78A-2610Infection control
    • WAC 296-842-14005Provide medical evaluations
    06 Mar 2024Inspection
    Investigated and found that the facility failed to report boiler malfunctions and maintain hot water temperatures; several related sanitation and facility-condition concerns were noted.
    • —Failure to report boiler system malfunction and maintain hot water temperatures
    11 Jan 2024Investigation
    Investigated a complaint about care and medications; found prescribed meds were not provided in a timely manner to several residents and changes in their conditions were not adequately monitored.
    • WAC 388-78A-2240Nonavailability of medications
    • WAC 388-78A-2120Monitoring residents' well-being
    01 Jan 2024Investigation
    Investigated found that an assessment was not completed when a resident's condition changed, and a deficiency was cited.
    • —Failure to assess change in condition
    14 Aug 2023Life Safety
    Identified multiple violations across several areas, including maintenance, door operation, cleaning, and general safety practices.
    16 Jun 2023Investigation
    Investigated the complaint and identified a fire and life safety deficiency with a written citation. The deficiency stemmed from failing the third fire and life safety inspection.
    05 Jun 2023Life Safety
    The facility was found to have widespread fire-safety and life-safety deficiencies, including missing inspections and recordkeeping, obstructed access to equipment, compromised fire barriers and doors, improper penetrations, and inadequate drills and generator documentation.
    • IFC 108.3 2018Recordkeeping for inspections/maintenance
    • IFC 701.6 2018, WAC 51-54AAnnual inspection of fire-resistance-rated construction; inventory
    • IFC 703.1 2018Penetrations - Maintaining Protection
    • IFC 705.2 2018Fire doors found propped open
    • IFC 705.2.4 2018Fire doors failing to close and latch
    • IFC 907.4.2.6 2018Door operation; obstruction of alarm pull stations
    • IFC 706.1 2018Dampers; maintenance of protection
    • IFC 903.5 2009, 2012, 2015, 2018Testing and maintenance of sprinkler system
    • IFC 906.6 2015, 2018Fire extinguishers unobstructed
    • IFC 907.4.2.6 2018Manual alarm boxes unobstructed
    • IFC 108.3 2018Electronic copies of inspections/maintenance
    • IFC 308.1.2 2018Smoking debris outside entrance
    06 Feb 2023Investigation
    Found two new staff lacked the required two-step TB testing documentation, violating TB testing requirements.
    • WAC 388-78A-2483(1)(2)Tuberculosis-One Test
    08 Sept 2022Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in maintenance and housekeeping, noting scratched and worn surfaces in memory care and dining areas.
    • Type AWAC 388-78A-3090Maintenance and housekeeping

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