Nikkei Manor
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What this means for your family
Nikkei Manor is an excellent choice for families seeking a culturally specific environment that prioritizes Japanese traditions and cuisine. The staff is consistently praised for their patience and compassion, making it a strong candidate for those who value a smaller, more personalized assisted living setting.
Google Reviews
Google Reviews
9 reviews on Google“Nikkei Manor is highly regarded by families for its compassionate, patient staff and its focus on Japanese cultural integration. Residents enjoy a variety of activities and food options, with family members noting that the facility provides a warm, personalized environment for their loved ones.”
Quality Themes
Tap a score for detailsStrengths
- Compassionate and patient staff
- Strong emphasis on Japanese culture and cuisine
- Active and engaging social calendar
- Attentive care for long-term residents
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Distribution · 9 analyzed
How They Respond to Reviews
This facility actively engages with reviewer feedback.
Questions for Your Tour
- 1Given the strong focus on Japanese culture here, could you walk us through how traditional holidays and daily cultural traditions are integrated into the residents' lives?
- 2I noticed your team is very active in responding to feedback online; how do you typically involve families in the ongoing care planning process for their loved ones?
- 3With your emphasis on an engaging social calendar, what are some of the most popular activities or outings that residents look forward to each week?
- 4Since you have a smaller community of 48 residents, how does the staff ensure that each resident receives personalized attention while maintaining that close-knit, family-like atmosphere?
- 5How does your team handle medical needs or emergencies, and how do you keep family members informed when a change in health status occurs?
- 6Could you share how your dining program incorporates authentic Japanese cuisine and how you accommodate specific dietary preferences or nutritional needs for your residents?
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Key Review Excerpts
“BLESS the very hard working staff and volunteers of Nikkei Manor who are SO patient, compassionate and kind to my Mom who has been a resident since 2022.”
“Added bonus that they emphasize the Japanese culture, food and ways which fits with Mom's upbringing.”
“My Mom is a resident at Nikkei Manor and she absolutely loves it! There are lots of activities, good food, and most importantly a caring and attentive staff.”
State Inspection History
State Inspections
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
Nov 20, 2025Inspection14Report
Follow-up inspection conducted on 11/20/2025 confirmed that previously cited deficiencies were corrected and the facility is currently in compliance.; The facility is Keiro Northwest. Deficiencies were noted across multiple service areas including medication management, staff training, environmental safety, and facility modifications.
Facility failed to have a back-up plan in the Assessment and Service Plan (ASP) for a resident receiving hospice bathing services.
Facility failed to ensure two staff members completed the required one-step TB skin test.
Facility failed to ensure staff met long-term care worker training requirements, including specialty training for dementia/mental health and annual continuing education.
Facility failed to ensure proper and safe installation of side bed rails for a resident, creating a risk of entrapment.
Facility failed to have a diet manual approved by a dietitian and updated at least every five years.
Facility failed to implement systems to promote safe medication services; staff failed to hold blood pressure medications as ordered based on resident vital signs.
Facility failed to implement safe nursing services when non-licensed staff administered medications without a nurse delegation program.
Facility failed to notify Construction Review Services prior to installing air conditioning systems.
Oct 30, 2025Fire
A separate inspection document dated 2026-01-13 indicates previous violations were corrected, but the primary inspection document provided for the assessment is the 2025-10-30 inspection which resulted in a 'Disapproved' status.
Facility failed to provide signage on the exhaust hood or system cabinet indicating the type and arrangement of cooking appliances protected by the automatic fire-extinguishing system.
Fire sprinkler trim ring missing in kitchen near fire sprinkler room.
Strain protection shall be maintained for kitchen cooking appliances.
Rice steamer cord shall be repaired or replaced.
Missing signage stating: In case of appliance fire, use this extinguisher after fixed suppression system has been actuated.
Sep 22, 2025Enforcement$1,000.00Report
This is a follow-up visit regarding an uncorrected citation previously cited on August 11, 2025, and June 5, 2025; also a recurring citation from December 26, 2023. Civil fine of $1,000.00 imposed.
Non-licensed staff administered medications to two residents without required nurse delegation, placing residents at risk.
Aug 11, 2025Enforcement$500.00Report
Civil fine of $500.00 imposed. This violation was previously cited on 06/05/2025 and 12/26/2023.
Non-licensed staff administered medications without nurse delegation training to one resident, placing them at risk for compromised health status. This is a recurring and uncorrected citation.
Jun 5, 2025Enforcement$500.00Report
This is a recurring deficiency previously cited on December 26, 2023, and March 8, 2024. A civil fine of $500.00 was imposed.
The facility failed to develop a Negotiated Service Agreement (NSA) that clearly defined roles and responsibilities of private caregivers for two residents and failed to include an alternate plan for bath aide services from a hospice agency for another resident.
Feb 6, 2025Fire
The inspection on 12/16/2024 was 'Disapproved'. A follow-up inspection on 02/06/2025 confirmed that all violations noted during the previous inspection have been corrected.
Failed to provide documentation for annual fire-resistance-rated construction inspection; broken ceiling tile in room 140A.
Failed to provide annual fire door inspection report.
Failed to provide smoke detector sensitivity report.
Failed to provide documentation for annual forward flow test for the backflow; sprinkler head in 1st floor nurses station was loaded with debris.
May 9, 2024Inspection16Report
Follow-up inspection conducted on 05/09/2024 found no deficiencies; all previously cited issues are corrected.; The document references multiple prior deficiencies and ongoing issues with nursing oversight and record-keeping during a transition to electronic records.
Facility failed to implement respiratory protection program, specifically regarding respirator fit-testing for staff.
Facility failed to complete full assessments regarding the safe use of bed mobility devices (side rails) for Residents 3 and 6.
Facility failed to ensure staff documented signatures or initials for medication administration for Residents 5 and 8.
Facility failed to ensure staff with positive TB test had a chest x-ray within seven days.
Facility failed to notify primary care provider for Resident 2 regarding low blood pressure readings as ordered.
Facility failed to perform TB screening for staff within three days of employment.
Facility failed to ensure orientation for 3 of 3 sampled staff members.
Facility failed to ensure pain assessments were conducted by licensed staff, resulting in uncontrolled pain for Resident 4 and administration of narcotics by non-licensed staff without proper nursing oversight.
Mar 8, 2024Enforcement$900.00Report
Total civil fines of $900.00 were imposed ($300 for WAC 388-78A-2140 and $600 for WAC 388-78A-2730). Both citations were noted as recurring or uncorrected deficiencies from previous inspections.
Failed to implement a Respiratory Protection Program (RPP), resulting in staff not having fit tests for respirator masks during a COVID-19 outbreak.
Failed to ensure the Negotiated Service Agreement (NSA) included all required contents for four residents.
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