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Public Google reviewers rate Brookdale Silver Lake highly. Reviewers highlight: compassionate, attentive nursing staff, effective memory care and resident support. Reviewer identity is not verified, and online reviews may not capture everything. Schedule a visit to assess the fit directly.
Brookdale Silver Lake is highly regarded by many families for its compassionate, attentive staff and the positive impact on residents' physical and emotional well-being. While most reviewers praise the facility's activities, cleanliness, and care quality, there are historical reports of administrative billing issues and concerns regarding staffing levels and personal item management.
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“The care my mom receives is outstanding. Ample staffing ensures that she is safe and comfortable; she gets frequent showers, and her meals are well-balanced and elegantly served.”
“As a nurse, I am pretty picky about moms care, and I can honestly say I have no worries about her. The facility is clean and staff are prompt to answer the call bells.”
“I can’t say enough about the incredible care my dad is receiving at Brookdale Silver Lake. All of the staff is deeply compassionate, attentive, and truly cares for the residents.”
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
Provider number 001703. The 2026-06-17 fire inspection was marked Disapproved because documentation of the five-year FDC hydrostatic test was unavailable. A subsequent 2026-07-13 inspection/cover letter states that all violations from prior related inspections were corrected and shows Approval Status: Approved. The report cites IFC provisions rather than WAC 388 long-term-care regulations.; Approval status was Disapproved. The inspection was conducted by the Washington State Patrol Fire Protection Bureau. The next inspection was scheduled on or after 2026-05-15. No facility plan of correction or correction dates were shown.
The exit sign above the door next to housekeeping and the kitchen did not illuminate when tested.
Facility could not provide documentation for the annual sprinkler inspection, five-year internal piping inspection, three-year dry-system full-flow trip test, annual dry-system trip test, annual forward-flow test, or quarterly sprinkler inspections.
Facility could not provide documentation of sensitivity testing for the automatic fire alarm system.
Facility could not provide documentation of the five-year fire department connection hydrostatic test.
Dampers and protection for duct and air-transfer openings were required to be inspected and maintained; the condition was marked corrected.
Fire emergency doors did not latch closed from the fully open position in the country kitchen and small TV room.
A medical cart was blocking an emergency exit in the C hall near room C8.
Inspection, testing, and maintenance of emergency lighting was cited and marked corrected.
Facility could not provide documentation for the second semiannual kitchen hood cleaning.
Required six-month servicing and inspection of automatic fire-extinguishing systems was cited and marked corrected.
Sprinkler-system testing and maintenance requirements were cited and marked corrected.
A gas-fired commercial cooking appliance connection and restraint requirement was cited and marked corrected.
Maintenance and replacement of carbon monoxide alarms and detection systems was cited and marked corrected.
Maintenance of emergency and standby power systems in accordance with NFPA 110 and NFPA 111 was cited and marked corrected.
Facility could not provide documentation of the annual fire door assembly inspection.
Multiple portable fire extinguishers were missing monthly inspection records.
Facility could not provide documentation of carbon monoxide alarm detection testing and maintenance.
The facility was unable to provide documentation of the required five-year fire department connection hydrostatic test.
An extension-cord violation was cited, including an extension cord in the maintenance office; the condition was marked corrected on the 2026-06-17 inspection.
Door locking and egress-latch requirements were cited and marked corrected.
Selection, installation, inspection, and maintenance of portable fire extinguishers was cited and marked corrected.
Egress travel was required to remain unobstructed and maintain the required width; the condition was marked corrected.
Kitchen stove was not tethered to the wall.
Inspection and maintenance of fire doors, smoke barriers, and opening protectives was cited and marked corrected.
Facility could not provide documentation of the required four-year fire/smoke damper inspection.
Storage clearance below the ceiling or sprinkler deflectors was cited; the condition was marked corrected on the 2026-06-17 inspection.
Smoke detector sensitivity testing and calibration requirements were cited and marked corrected.
Swinging fire doors were required to close and latch automatically; the condition was marked corrected.
Facility could not provide documentation of the generator's annual servicing.
Electrically controlled doors without delayed egress did not have an access code posted within six feet of the door.
Inspection report status marked as Disapproved as of 06/17/2026.; Approval Status: Disapproved. Next inspection scheduled on or after: 05/15/2026.
Facility unable to provide documentation for the sensitivity testing of the automatic fire alarm system.
Fire emergency doors did not latch close from the fully opened position in the country kitchen and small TV room.
Facility unable to provide documentation for the second semi-annual hood cleaning.
Facility unable to provide documentation for the 5-year FDC hydro testing.
Kitchen stove not tethered to wall.
Obstruction of sprinkler in hallway 'A' in Emergency Flashlight closet.
Facility is unable to provide documentation for the annual servicing of generator.
Facility unable to provide documentation for annual sprinkler inspection, 5-year internal piping inspection, 3-year dry system trip test, annual dry system trip test, annual forward flow test, and quarterly inspections.
Medical cart blocking an emergency exit in 'C' hall by room C8.
Multiple fire extinguishers missing monthly inspection records.
Violation listed without specific description of the physical defect.
Facility unable to provide documentation for carbon monoxide alarms detection testing and maintenance.
All doors that are electrically controlled without delayed egress should have a code posted within 6 feet of the door.
Facility unable to provide documentation on fire/smoke damper 4-year inspection.
Extension cord in maintenance office.
Facility unable to provide documentation on fire door assembly annual inspection.
Exit sign above door next to house keeping and kitchen does not illuminate when tested.
A separate cover letter indicates a follow-up inspection on 11/03/2025 found no deficiencies and that all listed deficiencies from compliance determination 65156 were corrected.
Facility failed to ensure 1 of 6 staff had a Washington State name and date of birth background check submitted within one business day after their date of hire.
Facility failed to ensure 1 of 2 staff had a background check completed every two years.
Facility failed to ensure 3 of 4 staff were screened for tuberculosis within three days of hire.
Facility failed to ensure 2 of 4 staff completed approved TB testing requirements.
Facility was initially marked Disapproved on 03/03/2025, but a follow-up inspection on 04/08/2025 confirmed all violations have been corrected.
Emergency Exit Sign in staff lounge lacks secondary power source.
Carbon monoxide alarm in Bridge dining room did not operate when tested.
Emergency exit door from Bridge dining room requires a double action to open.
Gas appliances on casters in the kitchen are not limited by a restraining device.
Fire rated doors from Claire dining room and Bridge den to corridor would not close and latch automatically.
Storage items blocking access to the electrical panel in the electrical room.
Power breaker #7 in panel LS for the fire alarm system is missing locking device.
Breaker missing in panel K; electrical outlets without faceplates in Claire laundry room, maintenance office, and corridor near D5.
Uncorrected deficiencies from annual sprinkler testing and missing documentation for quarterly inspections.
A separate follow-up letter dated 11/13/2024 confirms that this deficiency (46344) and compliance determination 50129 were corrected as of 11/12/2024.
The facility failed to implement its 'Elopement Risk' policy. A resident exited the building through a furnace room door and was missing for over an hour, later found 0.9 miles away across a highway, because staff failed to conduct an accurate head count.
The inspection conducted on 04/25/2024 notes that all violations from the previous inspection on 03/11/2024 have been corrected.
Fire-rated doors in Clare Den and Bridge country kitchen blocked open with chairs.
Inoperative door-closing coordinator on cross corridor door near A1.
Two oxygen cylinders in O2 storeroom not secured to prevent falling.
Exit signs near A4 and A1 failed to illuminate during activation test.
Disconnected sprinkler heads on patio; walk-in cooler has incorrect temperature heads.
Multi-plug adapter without overcurrent protection used in kitchen office.
Unrepaired holes in ceiling of Claire building living room; missing fire-rated materials in walls/ceilings near A6.
No documentation provided for monthly carbon monoxide detector testing.
Fire alarm deficiencies; smoke detectors taped over; system in trouble due to non-working detector in A6.
Facility unable to provide documentation of annual fire resistance rated construction material inspection.
Kitchen suppression system remote pull station blocked by metal shelving.
A subsequent letter dated 2024-01-10 confirms that all deficiencies listed were corrected and the facility meets licensing requirements.
Staff F did not have an updated background check every two years.
Staff C and E lacked documentation of required specialized dementia and mental health training.
Staff B did not complete facility orientation prior to providing care; Staff C lacked documentation of orientation and safety training.
Staff A and C were not screened for tuberculosis within three days of hire.
Multiple food items were found uncovered in the walk-in cooler, on the kitchen prep table, and in unsealed containers, risking cross-contamination.
Environmental hazards observed: flooded floors, dusty/lint-covered vents, protruding fire sprinkler, and unsecured cleaning supplies.
Facility failed to provide continuous oxygen as ordered for Resident 3 and failed to perform weekly weight monitoring as required.
Investigation involved an alleged injury fall. Staff observed a resident fall from bed but failed to perform proper medical assessment or follow fall protocols, including undocumented administration of pain medication.
The facility failed to follow its falls management policy after a resident fell, resulting in a delayed nursing assessment and medical treatment.
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