Cogir of Bothell

The facility could not produce fire drill records that included activation of the fire alarm system.

The facility could not produce documentation of the required 90-minute annual battery test for emergency lights and exit signs.

Items were stored within the required 36-inch clearance in front of electrical panels in the electrical room by the staff lounge.

The facility could not provide documentation showing correction of damper deficiencies identified in the April 2024 report for FD-1-A-3, FD-1-D-3, FD-1-D-10, FD-1-K-4, and FD-1-L-.

The April 30, 2025 fire alarm report listed deficiencies without documentation of correction: the second-floor dialer battery failed and the first-floor NAC panel next to the FACP failed.

The facility could not produce a fire safety plan.

Kitchen gas-fed appliances were not tethered to the wall.

Facility failed to protect confidential resident information. A resident identifier list was found in a public binder, and staff sent confidential records to an unauthorized email recipient.

Facility failed to ensure 1 of 5 staff members completed required TB testing within three days of employment.

Facility employed staff (Staff C) who had a disqualifying crime on their background check without proper documentation of clearance, allowing them to provide unsupervised care.

The facility failed to ensure 1 of 1 sampled staff (Medication Technician) maintained a current CPR certification, which had expired in July 2025.

Facility failed to document responsibilities of hospice provider in the NSA for one resident and failed to document interventions/risk monitoring for a medication (Eliquis) for another resident.

Facility failed to perform ongoing assessment for a resident's new skin issue and change to diet order, putting them at risk for complications.

The facility failed to post a copy of the most recent full inspection report and plan of correction in a conspicuous place.

Facility failed to properly label/date food, had expired food, and allowed a resident without a food handler's permit to access/handle items in the kitchen.

The facility failed to implement their COVID-19 policy, which states all staff should wear a mask while in the community during an outbreak, leading to a risk of exposure.

Facility is unable to provide documentation for the required smoke detector sensitivity testing.