Olympic Place Retirement and Assisted Living Community
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What this means for your family
This facility offers a wonderful, social environment with staff members who are frequently described as loving and attentive. However, due to recent reports of management turnover and high-pressure sales, families should verify all financial agreements and Medicaid transitions in writing before committing.
Google Reviews
Google Reviews
32 reviews on Google“Families often praise the community for its warm, family-like atmosphere and the kindness of the long-term care staff. However, recent reviews raise serious concerns regarding management stability, high-pressure sales tactics, and potential discrepancies regarding Medicaid spend-down promises.”
Quality Themes
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- Warm and friendly staff
- Engaging resident activities
- Beautifully maintained grounds
- Family-like community atmosphere
Concerns
- Management instability and toxic work environment
- High-pressure sales tactics
- Discrepancies regarding Medicaid spend-down promises
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Distribution · 30 analyzed
How They Respond to Reviews
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Questions for Your Tour
- 1It is wonderful to see how much care you put into responding to feedback from the community; how does the leadership team currently ensure that communication with families remains consistent and clear?
- 2We love the idea of a family-like atmosphere; what are some of the favorite resident activities that help create that sense of connection here?
- 3The grounds look beautiful in photos; how often are the outdoor spaces maintained for residents to enjoy safely?
- 4How does the care team manage medical emergencies or changes in health needs during the overnight hours?
- 5Can you walk us through the process of how the facility handles transitions in management to ensure the staff and resident experience remains stable?
- 6If a resident's financial situation changes, such as moving toward Medicaid, how does the community assist families with navigating those transitions?
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Key Review Excerpts
“The med techs were so helpful when he needed additional assistance with daily physical routines and care. Thank you for your kindness and care.”
“The manager Jennifer is so kind, thoughtful and supportive in every way! She helped us get the perfect room right away. My mom loved it.”
“The building is very well built and attractive inside and out and the grounds are outstanding. From every window we see trees, bushes and grass.”
State Inspection History
State Inspections
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
Dec 30, 2025Inspection15Report
This document is a cover letter confirming that deficiencies previously cited in report 68404 were corrected.; Facility also failed to ensure HCA certification for Staff B and D.; Some deficiencies were noted as being previously cited on 06/01/2023.
Department completed a follow-up inspection and found no deficiencies; previous deficiencies were corrected.
Facility failed to complete full assessments within 14 days for Residents 6, 8, 14 and failed to include medication info for residents 3, 8, 11.
Staff C hired 07/17/2025 had no record of CPR and first aid training 40 days after hire.
Four staff members (B, C, D, F) did not have valid food worker cards as required.
Multiple staff members (A, B, D, E, F) lacked documentation of required 12 hours of annual continuing education.
Facility failed to ensure 4 of 6 staff (B, C, E, F) completed required background check documentation.
The facility failed to ensure Staff C completed a second tuberculosis test within the required one to three weeks after the first test.
Staff E and G lacked documentation of job-specific orientation training or a completed orientation checklist.
Facility failed to notify physician of significant weight loss for Resident 5.
Negotiated Service Agreements for 8 of 9 sampled residents were not signed by the resident/representative or facility.
The facility failed to notify the physician of medication refusals for 1 of 14 residents and failed to perform required evaluations for 2 of 14 residents.
Staff D's Nursing Assistant Registration was expired since 02/26/2025.
Facility failed to ensure 4 of 6 staff members had valid food worker cards.
The facility failed to have a written alternate plan (Family Assistance with Medication form) on file for 1 of 2 sampled residents.
Facility failed to update Negotiated Service Agreements (NSA) for Residents 3, 5, and 9 regarding wounds, mobility changes, and hospice status.
Nov 13, 2025Enforcement$300.00Report
This letter serves as formal notice of a $300.00 civil fine for an uncorrected deficiency previously cited on September 15, 2025.
The licensee failed to ensure two staff members met the training requirements, resulting in staff not having the necessary training related to job duties.
Oct 29, 2025Fire
The inspection on 09/11/2025 resulted in a 'Disapproved' status due to the fire alarm issues. A follow-up inspection on 10/29/2025 confirmed that all violations from previous inspections have been corrected.
The fire alarm system on the 3rd floor was not operational, in trouble status, and would not call emergency services.
Sep 10, 2024Fire
Inspection on 08/22/2024 was initially 'Disapproved' due to non-operational sprinkler systems. A follow-up inspection on 09/10/2024 confirmed all violations have been corrected.
The dry and wet sprinkler systems were not operational due to an air leak, requiring a fire watch.
Sep 10, 2024Fire
All previous violations noted during inspections on 07/23/2024 and 08/22/2024 were confirmed corrected as of the 09/10/2024 inspection.
Unable to provide documentation for monthly 30-minute full load testing.
Fire extinguisher in nurses station not mounted per manufacturer instructions.
Extension cord used as permanent wiring at 1st floor nurses station.
CO2 cylinders in kitchen office not secured.
Sprinkler head in room 322 sagging; missing escutcheon plate in kitchen.
Missing documentation for 12 planned and unannounced fire drills; multiple specific shifts missing quarterly drills.
Nov 8, 2023Fire10Report
The facility was initially disapproved on 08/30/2023 and 10/11/2023. The final inspection on 11/08/2023 indicates all previous violations have been corrected.
Resident room #121 fire door blocked open, preventing closing/latching.
Unable to provide documentation for monthly carbon monoxide detector testing.
Unable to provide documentation for semi-annual hood cleaning.
Fire alarm system was in trouble status.
Relocatable power taps not directly connected to a permanently installed receptacle (power strip plugged into another in chart room).
Unable to provide documentation for semi-annual kitchen suppression system servicing.
Missing documentation for annual generator service, inconsistent weekly inspections, and unknown status of monthly load tests.
Extension cord utilized as permanent wiring in the salon.
Fire extinguisher in 2nd floor cross hallway was missing.
Missing documentation for 12 planned and unannounced fire drills; multiple specific shifts/quarters missing.
Sep 12, 2023Enforcement$1,200Report
Civil fines totaling $1,200 were imposed for these uncorrected deficiencies previously cited on June 1, 2023.
Two staff members did not have updated background checks every two years.
One staff member did not receive orientation prior to providing care; one staff member lacked required mental health training.
Three staff members were not screened for tuberculosis within three days of hire.
Full assessments for two residents were not completed within 14 days of admission.
Aug 1, 2023Investigation
The investigation also reviewed allegations regarding resident death and medication administration, finding that while the facility had issues with record keeping and reporting, the resident had received insulin and blood sugar checks as ordered. A subsequent letter dated 10/18/2023 indicates these specific deficiencies were corrected.
Facility failed to report positive COVID cases to the local health jurisdiction and the Complaint Resolution Unit.
Facility failed to ensure a written plan for family assistance with medications was in place for a resident.
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