Ida Culver House Broadview
Families consistently rate this highly — reviewers highlight beautiful, well-maintained gardens and grounds. Schedule a visit to confirm the fit.
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What this means for your family
Ida Culver House Broadview is highly regarded for its beautiful environment and active social life, making it a great fit for independent seniors. However, because some families have raised concerns about emergency response times, we recommend asking specifically about their current staffing protocols for off-hours and how they handle urgent medical alerts.
Google Reviews
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61 reviews on Google“Ida Culver House Broadview is widely praised for its beautiful grounds, engaging community atmosphere, and a staff that many families describe as warm and attentive. While most residents and their families report high satisfaction with the care and activities, a few critical reviews highlight concerns regarding emergency response times and a perceived decline in management quality.”
Quality Themes
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- Beautiful, well-maintained gardens and grounds
- Engaging and diverse activity calendar
- Warm, attentive, and friendly staff
- Strong sense of community and resident connection
Concerns
- Slow response times for emergency call buttons (mentioned by 2 reviewers)
- Perceived decline in quality of care and management (mentioned by 2 reviewers)
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How They Respond to Reviews
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Questions for Your Tour
- 1I noticed your gardens are beautiful; how do residents typically utilize these outdoor spaces for daily activities or social gatherings?
- 2With such a diverse activity calendar, how do you help new residents integrate into the community and find groups that match their specific interests?
- 3I appreciate how responsive you are to feedback online; how does your management team currently track and address concerns regarding resident care quality?
- 4Could you walk me through your protocol for emergency call buttons and how you ensure staff are alerted and able to respond promptly when a resident needs assistance?
- 5Given the strong sense of community mentioned by many, what are some of the most popular resident-led events or traditions here at Ida Culver House Broadview?
- 6As the facility has grown, what steps are you taking to ensure that the staff-to-resident connection remains as warm and attentive as it is known to be?
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Key Review Excerpts
“The staff plan multiple daily events for residents, know all the residents name, and treat everyone with compassion and respect.”
“My initial tour of Ida Culver with Pam Perry was one of my first interactions with staff at any facility, and she remains my gold standard for helping navigate this complex emotional, logistical, and financial process.”
“My father lived in the Terrace community for over two years. He had memory issues as well as physical needs and staff patiently and kindly supported him on both fronts.”
State Inspection History
State Inspections
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
May 14, 2026Fire
Inspection status is Disapproved. All inspection reports must be completely filled out from vendor and show no deficiencies. Additional documentation required to show corrections prior to re-inspection.
Building B: 2nd floor vertical fire rated door and kitchen vertical fire rated door lack documentation of testing.
Building D: Annual 90-minute power test for emergency lighting had not been performed and documented.
Building B, 3rd floor: dry storage room will not close and latch. Building D, 3rd floor: double doors by storage D324 will not latch.
Missing annual inspection reports, forward flow tests, trip tests, and quarterly reports across buildings A, B, C, D, and E. Deficiencies noted regarding full head replacement in Buildings A and C.
Missing annual reports, semi-annual reports, and smoke detector sensitivity reports for all buildings (A through E).
Building A, 2nd floor: trash chute door latch gets stuck, preventing the chute from latching.
Facility must maintain detailed documentation and maps of fire-rated construction locations, including annual inspection reports detailing testing dates, modifications, and repairs for Buildings A, B, C, D, and E.
Feb 25, 2026Investigation
The cover letter confirms that compliance determination 72746 and 76353 were addressed and that the deficiency under WAC 388-78A-2160 was corrected as of 04/23/2026.
The facility failed to implement the Negotiated Service Agreement for a resident requiring two-person assistance for transfers, resulting in the resident being assisted by only one caregiver during a fall.
Sep 22, 2025Inspection
A separate follow-up letter dated 12/02/2025 indicates that the deficiencies listed in the cover letter (including the ones above) were corrected.; Specific medication errors included missed antibiotic doses for Resident 10, administration of medications without delegation for Residents 7, 8, and 10, and failure to coordinate medication schedules for Residents 7 and 9.
Facility failed to include an alternate plan for bath aide services provided by a hospice agency for 1 resident and failed to update the NSA to reflect current health status/care needs for 2 other residents.
Facility failed to implement its policy for proper and safe installation of a side bed rail for 1 resident, posing a risk of entrapment.
Facility failed to document monitoring of skin conditions for 2 residents, including lack of documentation for wound care and monitoring for infections.
Facility failed to develop and implement systems that support safe medication service for 1 resident, resulting in the resident not receiving medication as prescribed.
Facility failed to ensure nurse delegation (ND) was in place for 3 of 5 residents receiving medicated skin treatments and medication administration by unlicensed staff.
Facility failed to notify primary care physicians when medications were not given as ordered, resulting in residents receiving medications on non-ordered dates.
Mar 1, 2024InspectionCleanReport
The Department completed a full inspection and found no deficiencies.
May 11, 2023Fire
Facility approved as of 05/11/2023 inspection.
Open electrical boxes in B building kitchen, broken electrical outlets in first floor conference room, and flammable storage in B building electrical room.
C building first floor, elevator lobby fire doors did not close.
Missing documentation for backflow internal inspection; expired gauges on sprinkler risers; damaged sprinkler head escutcheon; corroded/loaded/damaged sprinkler heads; recessed sprinkler head; paint on sprinkler head.
Unable to provide documentation for Fire Department Connection hydrostatic testing as required by NFPA 25.
B building kitchen appliance lineup does not match the suppression system.
Missing water fire extinguisher for pool chemical room; outdated inspections on building C fire extinguishers.
A building fire alarm panel batteries are older than five years.
Multiple emergency and exit lights throughout the facility were non-functional during testing.
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