Pricing ranges from
    $5,979 – 7,174/month

    Heritage House Morton

    860 W Main Ave, Morton, WA 98356
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care
    • Skilled Nursing

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

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

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    Reviews

    4.87·(23)

    Overall rating

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

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.9
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      4.9

    Pros

    • Compassionate, attentive caregiving
    • Family-like, home-like atmosphere
    • Personalized attention due to smaller size
    • Clean, well-maintained facility
    • Engaging, varied activities and social programming
    • Strong staff teamwork and supportive culture
    • Welcoming to families and visitors
    • Supportive end-of-life and nighttime care
    • Peaceful woodsy location and homelike design
    • Emotional reassurance and peace of mind for families

    Cons

    • Limited on-site clinical and specialty care capacity
    • Small scale constraining program and resource breadth
    • Potential access and transportation constraints due to rural setting
    • Operational dependence on staff continuity and individual caregivers
    • Limited public information on dining variety and nutritional services

    Summary of reviews

    Heritage House Morton is consistently described as a small, family-oriented assisted living setting with a homelike atmosphere and a strong emphasis on interpersonal care. Reviewers emphasize the facility’s clean, well-maintained environment, woodsy location, and a sense of community that supports social interaction and emotional well-being. Many accounts highlight the day-to-day warmth of the environment and the reassurance families feel when placing a loved one there.

    Care and staff are the most prominent strengths. The staff are characterized as compassionate, attentive, and willing to "go the extra mile," building personal bonds with residents and involving families in celebrations and milestones. Several comments specifically note supportive end-of-life care and nighttime comfort, as well as a collaborative culture among caregivers and management. The administrator is mentioned positively in association with responsiveness and a welcoming visitor environment.

    On programming, reviewers describe a range of engaging activities that promote social interaction and mental stimulation; celebrations and family engagement are recurring themes. The facility’s smaller size is cited as a contributor to personalized attention and close staff–resident relationships, which many families view as a benefit for daily quality of life.

    Potential operational limitations are implied by the same small, rural characteristics that reviewers praise. The facility’s size and setting suggest limited on-site clinical and specialty-care resources compared with larger communities or medical campuses. Prospective families should clarify staffing levels, continuity plans, and clinical services available for higher-acuity needs. Transportation and access to external services may be constrained by the woodsy location, so confirm how appointments and off-site needs are managed. Dining and nutritional services receive little direct commentary in the reviews; visitors may want to request sample menus, special-diet accommodations, and meal-service schedules during a tour.

    In summary, Heritage House Morton presents as a well-kept, community-focused assisted living option where interpersonal care and a family-like atmosphere are central strengths. The facility appears particularly well suited for individuals and families who prioritize personalized attention, social engagement, and a calm, home-style environment. Those with significant medical or rehabilitation needs, or those requiring frequent off-site services, should evaluate clinical capabilities and logistical supports during their decision process.

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    Location

    Heritage House Morton is located at 860 W Main Ave, Morton, WA, 98356.

    About Heritage House Morton

    Heritage House Morton Assisted Living and Memory Care sits at the end of a quiet street right along the Tilton River, surrounded by tall trees and mountain views, so you get the peace and natural beauty with no city noise, and it really feels like a small, friendly community where people know each other. The place has an active license checked every month by Washington's licensing authority, and you'll find staff here around the clock, including nurses, all trained and ready to help with what folks need, whether that's medication, bathing, getting dressed, or moving around, and the care plans get updated often to match what each person wants or needs. For memory care, there are four semi-private apartments that fit eight residents, and they've got a secured area, walking paths, and a gazebo, so people with Alzheimer's or dementia can enjoy the garden without worries about wandering, and the programs focus on cognitive exercises and emotional support, so families feel a bit more at ease.

    There are 35 assisted living apartments, and all of them have emergency call buttons, their own bathrooms, and they're wired for cable and phone, which helps with both comfort and safety, because, when something happens, staff can get there quick. The dining room's bright with lots of windows, and they serve three dietician-approved meals a day with a salad bar at lunch and dinner, plus snacks are always nearby if someone's hungry outside of meal times. You'll see a living room with a fireplace, other cozy lounges, a juice bar in the recreation room, and plenty of spots for people to sit together or just relax alone, and outside, there are nice walking paths, a landscaped courtyard with a fountain, and areas where folks can just breathe in the fresh air or watch the river flow.

    They help with lots of health needs, including insulin shots and blood sugar checks for diabetes, bowel or bladder incontinence, and non-ambulatory care with one-person assist transfers. If someone needs hospice or short-term respite care, those services are here, and they welcome veterans and those paying with Social Security, private pay, or insurance, but there's a community fee and different prices depending on care level, from light help to heavier care, since many residents need a fair bit of help each day. The memory care area is fully secured to protect people prone to wandering, and residents who may be at risk for elopement or may act out physically are cared for with plans in place to keep everyone safe.

    Activities happen both onsite and off, with casino drives, buffets, devotional services, and outings, and on the practical side, there's an onsite beautician, a barber salon, mailboxes, wheelchair-accessible showers and tubs, a non-pay phone, and help with transportation to appointments or outings, plus the community's close to bus lines and offers free resident parking. The safety systems include fire sprinklers, smoke detectors, electronic security, and emergency call devices in every apartment and common area, which means everyone's got some peace of mind. Physical and occupational therapists visit, and staff work closely with residents to keep everyone as independent and socially active as possible. There's always a focus on helping people keep their independence, stay active, and enjoy day-to-day life among friends and kind staff, in a place that truly is peaceful and welcoming, surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Pacific Northwest.

    People often ask...

    Heritage House Morton offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $5,979 per month.

    Heritage House Morton offers assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.

    There are 25 photos of Heritage House Morton on Mirador.

    The full address for this community is 860 W Main Ave, Morton, WA 98356.

    No, Heritage House Morton 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 number2010
    StatusOp
    Facility typeAssisted Living Facility
    Capacity44 residents
    ExpiresAugust 31st, 2027
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    Inspection Reports

    10

    Reports

    5

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    0

    Complaints

    3

    Years

    05 Oct 2026Life Safety
    Identified multiple deficiencies including missing reports for fire-resistance construction, kitchen suppression system documentation, and fire-drill records, along with issues with fire alarm status.
    • Type AIFC 701.6 2021Owner's Responsibility
    • Type AIFC 904.13.5.2 2021Extinguishing System Service
    • Type AIFC 903.5 2021Testing and Maintenance
    • Type AIFC 705.2 2021Fire Drills
    • Type ANFPA 80 / IFC (Opening protective in fire-resistance-rated assemblies)Opening Protective (Fire Doors)
    18 Sept 2025Life Safety
    Investigated and found that previous violations were corrected, but new violations were cited related to alarm inspection reporting, smoke detector testing, door arrangement, and extinguishing system service.
    • IFC 907.8 (2021)Inspection, Testing and Maintenance
    • IFC 907.8.3 (2021)Smoke Detector Sensitivity
    • IFC 1010.1.7 (2021)Door Arrangement
    • IFC 904.13.5.2 (2021)Extinguishing System Service
    16 May 2025Life Safety
    Identified multiple fire-safety maintenance and reporting violations that remained uncorrected after the visit.
    • IFC 705.2 2021Opening protective assemblies maintenance
    • IFC 907.8 2021Annual fire door inspection report
    • IFC 1031.10.2 2021Power Test
    • IFC 701.6 2021Owner's responsibility
    • IFC 907.8 2021Inspection, Testing and Maintenance
    01 May 2025Investigation
    Verified compliance after follow-up review; previously cited fire-safety deficiencies were corrected.
    • IFC 701.6 2021Fire-resistance-rated construction inventory/records
    • IFC 705.2 2021Opening protectives inspections/maintenance
    • IFC 907.8 2021Fire alarm/detection system maintenance and testing records
    • IFC 1031.10.2 2021Emergency lighting testing
    • WAC 212-12-044Night shift fire drills records
    26 Feb 2025Life Safety
    Investigated a series of fire-safety deficiencies related to maintenance, testing, and documentation across several sites, including doors, alarms, lighting, and drills.
    • IFC 705.2 20211 Inspection and Maintenance
    • IFC 701.6 20211 Owner's Responsibility
    • IFC 907.8.1-907.8.5; NFPA 72 (2021)3 Inspection, Testing and Maintenance
    • IFC 1031.10.2 20214 Power Test
    • IFC 705.2 20215 Fire Drills
    08 Nov 2024Life Safety
    Identified multiple deficiencies related to fire safety and emergency systems, including holes in the fire alarm panel room, gaps in fire doors, a missing lock on the fire alarm panel breaker, incomplete inspections of fire-resistance-rated construction, missing battery-powered emergency lighting tests, and incomplete night drill documentation.
    • IFC 701.6 2021Inventory/visual inspection of fire-resistance-rated construction
    • IFC 705.2 2021Opening protections and fire-door inspections/maintenance
    • IFC 907.8 2021Fire alarm system inspection, testing and maintenance
    • IFC 1031.10.2 2021Battery-powered emergency lighting testing
    • —Night shift fire drill compliance
    25 Sept 2024Life Safety
    Identified several deficiencies in fire safety systems, including holes around piping, gaps in fire doors, missing locks on a fire alarm panel breaker, failure to test battery-powered emergency lighting, and incomplete night drills across two facilities.
    • IFC 701.6 (2021)Annual inspection of fire resistance-rated construction
    • IFC 705.2 (2021)Annual fire door inspection report
    • IFC 907.8 (2021)Inspection, testing and maintenance of fire alarm and detection systems
    • IFC 1031.10.2 (2021)Battery-powered emergency lighting test
    • —Night shift fire drills for 3rd and 4th quarter of 2024
    • IFC 701.6 (2021)Annual inspection of fire resistance-rated construction
    • IFC 705.2 (2021)Annual fire door inspection report
    • IFC 907.8 (2021)Inspection, testing and maintenance of fire alarm and detection systems
    • IFC 1031.10.2 (2021)Battery-powered emergency lighting test
    03 Apr 2024Inspection
    Investigated deficiencies found issues with hot water temperature control and TB skin testing for staff.
    • WAC 388-78A-2484Tuberculosis testing
    • WAC 388-78A-2950Water supply
    11 Jul 2023Life Safety
    Found deficiencies in fire safety compliance, including failures to inspect fire-resistance-rated construction, maintain dampers and fire protection systems, and properly test alarms and CO detectors.
    • IFC 701.6 2018; WAC 51-54AOwner's Responsibility – annual inspection of fire-resistance-rated construction
    • CIFC 706.1 2018Duct and Air Transfer Openings – Maintaining Protection
    • IFC 901.6 2018Inspection, Testing and Maintenance – Fire detection and related systems
    • IFC 907.8.3 2012 2015 2018Smoke Detector Sensitivity
    • IFC 915.6 2018Maintenance – Carbon monoxide alarms
    01 May 2023Investigation
    Investigated an allegation that a resident wasn't assessed before returning from a hospital stay and was readmitted within 24 hours.
    • WAC 388-78A-2110Resident participation in assessment

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