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Public Google reviewers rate Jefferson House Memory Care Community highly. Reviewers highlight: clean, modern, and well-maintained facility, compassionate and professional care staff. Reviewer identity is not verified, and online reviews may not capture everything. Schedule a visit to assess the fit directly.
Jefferson House Memory Care Community is highly regarded for its clean, modern facility and compassionate, professional staff. Reviewers frequently highlight the facility's ability to handle the difficult transition into memory care with grace, though one recent review suggests a potential decline in frontline staffing levels compared to management roles.
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“The staff is attentive and caring for the mother, which is a challenge when caring for a dementia patient.”
“Each time I was there, the community was clean with no smells, and the staff was always so friendly and professional.”
“There was a refreshing level of transparency in regards to what this facility provides and what would be an extra cost.”
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
The Department completed a follow-up inspection and found no deficiencies.; Report includes internal page headers showing date Feb 5, 2026, though inspection findings relate to Jan 2026 events.; The document package includes a cover letter regarding a complaint investigation (number 206203), a page describing a deficiency regarding the posting of inspection reports, and a page describing a deficiency regarding room arrangements for Resident 5.
Facility failed to ensure 2 of 6 staff members (Staff B and Staff D) were screened for tuberculosis within three days of employment.
Facility failed to ensure Resident 5 and family representative were given the opportunity to exercise rights regarding rearranging the resident's occupied room.
Deficiencies previously noted were corrected.
Staff E had expired CPR/first aid training and had not completed required 12 hours of continuing education.
Deficiencies previously noted were corrected.
Facility failed to complete Washington State Name and Date of Birth background checks for 2 of 6 staff members (Staff E and Staff F).
Facility failed to implement safe nursing services when a non-licensed staff member flushed a urinary catheter for Resident 3.
The facility failed to post the most recent full inspection report in a clearly visible area of the facility.
Deficiencies previously noted were corrected.
Facility failed to ensure safe food practices in the main kitchen, including lack of monitoring for sanitizing solution effectiveness and dishwasher wash/rinse temperatures.
Letter dated April 2, 2026, regarding imposition of a $400.00 civil fine.
The licensee failed to ensure two residents' service agreements were updated to meet current and changing needs and to include care staff instructions and interventions. This was a previously cited uncorrected deficiency.
The document set includes an initial letter dated 05/20/2026 stating that follow-up inspection on 05/20/2026 found no deficiencies and that previous deficiencies (WAC 388-78A-2100) were corrected.
The facility failed to assess the safe use of equipment (Hoyer lift and tilt-in-space wheelchair) for one resident and failed to conduct change of condition assessments for two residents with pressure injuries.
The inspection report dated 08/12/2025 identified deficiencies. A subsequent document dated 10/09/2025 indicates all violations noted during previous related inspection(s) have been corrected.
Kitchen oven appliance not tethered to the wall.
Power adapter needs over current protection in Activity Director office.
Facility failed to provide documentation for kitchen suppression semi-annual servicing.
Door code not posted within six feet in main entry.
Missing delayed exit sign near post office and missing instructions for delayed egress near room 307.
Kitchen stove grease trap full with accumulation.
Fire rated cross corridor door did not close or latch from the fully open position near room 308.
Less than three foot working space around electrical panel in Electrical Room third floor.
Facility failed to provide documentation for semi-annual hood cleaning.
Fire rated door from the staff lounge to the corridor was propped open with a door wedge.
The walk-in type cooler and freezer with automatic defrost has ordinary temperature heads installed.
Approval status: Disapproved. Facility has ongoing issues with records maintenance and physical fire-rated door/system compliance.; Facility status is Disapproved. Re-inspection scheduled on or after 09/19/2024.
Facility unable to provide service reports for the kitchen suppression system for the past 12 months.
Unable to provide record of annual fire alarm system inspection/testing.
Missing documentation for annual sprinkler service, 5-year internal pipe testing, 5-year FDC testing, quarterly sprinkler servicing, and forward flow test.
Missing annual generator service records, weekly visual inspections, and monthly load tests.
Electrical room (1st floor) has unsealed conduits; Laundry room (1st floor) is missing a ceiling tile.
Unable to provide documentation for 30-second monthly testing of exit signs.
Facility unable to provide documentation for annual sprinkler servicing (3-year full flow trip), quarterly servicing, and forward flow test.
Facility missing documentation for annual generator service, weekly visual inspections, and 30-minute monthly load tests.
Missing inventory records for annual fire-rated door inspections; multiple doors found with excessive gaps or failure to latch/close properly.
Unable to provide service reports for annual and semi-annual kitchen suppression system maintenance.
Unable to provide documentation for annual and semi-annual hood cleaning.
Facility unable to provide documentation for fire/smoke damper testing; report lacked damper count or location.
Smoking area has cigarette butts discarded in the brush.
Unable to produce documentation showing fire extinguishers were inspected on a monthly basis.
Unable to provide documentation for last fire/smoke damper testing.
Facility unable to provide documentation for consistent monthly fire extinguisher inspections.
Unsecured oxygen cylinder in the room next to the Med room (3rd floor).
Fire drill logs missing records of employees participating in some drills.
Missing annual fire door inventory; multiple doors have excessive gaps or fail to latch properly.
No documentation of 90-minute annual testing performed in the last 12 months.
Facility unable to provide documentation for 12 planned and unannounced fire drills in the previous 12 months; previous logs missing employee participation records.
Facility was not able to provide documentation for the completion of twelve planned and unannounced fire drills in the previous 12 months.
Unable to provide record of annual fire-resistant-rated wall inspection/repairs.
Unable to provide documentation for 90-minute annual testing of exit signs.
Facility has plastic ash tray containers in the smoking area.
Facility unable to provide record of annual fire wall inspection and/or repairs.
Unsecured oxygen cylinder observed in the room next to the 3rd floor nurses station.
A separate follow-up letter dated 12/10/2024 confirms that deficiencies for WAC 388-78A-2040 were corrected and no deficiencies were found on that subsequent date.
Facility failed to ensure 36 of 36 residents resided in a safe environment approved by the State Fire Marshal, with multiple fire safety violations noted in an 08/20/2024 report.
A subsequent letter dated 09/06/2024 indicates that deficiencies WAC 388-78A-2350-7-b and WAC 388-78A-2350-1 were corrected.
The facility failed to notify the physician and resident representative of a significant change in condition regarding a resident's significant weight loss (approx 73 lbs) over six months.
There is also a cover letter included in the provided images stating that a follow-up inspection on 08/23/2024 found that all listed deficiencies were corrected.; Report also notes lack of documentation for Staff E's TB testing.; The document also references a menu deficiency regarding the lack of alternate entrée choices, which staff began updating during the inspection.
Facility failed to implement infection control policies (transmission-based precautions, respiratory protection program/fit testing, and laundry handling) for all 39 residents.
Facility failed to ensure 3 of 6 staff completed required training, including orientation, safety, basic training, CPR, and first aid.
Facility failed to document in 3 of 7 sampled residents' (Resident 2, Resident 3, and Resident 7) Negotiated Service Agreement the care needs, interventions, and safety plans for medications with blood-thinning properties.
Facility failed to ensure 9 of 9 rooms tested provided adequate air flow and ventilation to the outside.
Facility failed to complete a character, competence, and suitability (CCS) review for 1 of 7 sampled staff (Staff G).
Facility failed to place a copy of the last full licensing report in a common area accessible to the public.
Facility failed to ensure 2 of 3 residents or their representatives signed the current service plan.
Facility could not locate the Medicaid Statement of Understanding for two sampled residents.
First aid supplies were not readily available/locked, and the disaster plan lacked information on staff responsibilities, alternative accommodations, and communication plans.
Facility failed to document care needs related to a specific diagnosis and failed to provide documentation instructing staff on residents' baseline condition and monitoring for changes in cognitive functioning.
Facility failed to ensure 2 of 6 staff were screened for TB within three days of hire.
Facility failed to retain medication administration records (MARs) for 16 of 16 residents on the third floor, leaving only May and June 2024 records.
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