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Orchard Park Assisted Living receives highly polarized feedback, with recent positive reports highlighting a collaborative and supportive staff environment. However, prospective families should be aware of vague but critical warnings from other reviewers suggesting a need for thorough due diligence before committing to residency.
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“The staff is amazing, friendly and kind. They support each other so tasks are accomplished. They work as a team.”
“Look in to the pace before moving into the place.”
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
A separate follow-up letter dated 10/31/2025 indicates all listed deficiencies were corrected.; The document is pages 15 and 16 of 16. The Plan/Attestation Statement is signed and dated 2025-09-10.
Failed to obtain physician-prescribed medications in a timely manner for 2 residents, resulting in missed doses and medical risk.
Failed to ensure national fingerprint background checks were completed within 120 days of hire for 2 of 6 sampled staff.
Failed to ensure 5 of 6 sampled staff met long-term care worker training requirements.
Staff E and Staff F failed to complete the required 12 hours of continuing education (CE) credits within their respective birthdate-to-birthdate periods. The administrator acknowledged the lack of a system for tracking CE completion.
Failed to obtain written plans for family members providing medication assistance for 2 residents.
Multiple staff members lacked valid or current CPR and first aid certification: Staff B (no cert), Staff C (no cert), Staff D (expired 04/30/2025), and Staff E (expired 04/30/2025). The office manager admitted they were behind on training.
Failed to ensure safe medication systems were in place for 4 residents, leading to missed documentation and missed medications.
Failed to ensure staff received TB screening within three days of employment for 1 of 3 sampled staff.
Failed to complete self-medication assessments for 2 residents to determine if they could safely self-administer medications.
The facility achieved compliance as of the 04/07/2025 inspection, with all previous violations noted as corrected.
Extension cords used as permanent wiring in rooms 315, 317, 2nd floor activities, maintenance office, and nurses station.
Facility unable to provide documentation of hydrostatic testing of fire department connection.
Fire-rated cross corridor doors near room 313 and to the dining room failed to close and latch.
Open junction box in the maintenance office.
Unable to provide documentation for annual servicing of emergency generator.
Missing documentation for 3-year dry system test, annual forward flow test, quarterly inspections; storage blocking sprinkler head; missing hydraulic calculation plate.
Smoke detectors near 316 and 333 installed within 36 inches of air supply/return; standalone smoke alarms older than 10 years.
Oxygen cylinders in 3rd floor storage room not secured.
Power strip plugged into another power strip in the nurses station/office.
Follow-up letter dated 05/15/2025 states that deficiencies for WAC 388-78A-2040-2 were corrected and the facility now meets licensing requirements.
Facility failed to correct one Fire and Life Safety violation during the third annual inspection regarding IFC 912.7 2021 (failure to provide documentation of hydrostatic testing for the Fire Department Connection).
Facility status is currently Disapproved as of the latest inspection on 2025-02-20 due to the pending hydrostatic testing issue.
Facility unable to provide documentation for 3-year dry system full flow test, annual forward flow test, and quarterly inspections. Storage blocking sprinkler head. Missing hydraulic calculation plates.
Smoke detector heads installed within 36 inches of air supply/return diffusers; standalone smoke alarms older than 10 years.
Facility unable to provide documentation for annual servicing of emergency generator.
Extension cords used as permanent wiring in multiple locations.
Facility unable to provide documentation for hydrostatic testing. Update: The hydrostatic test has failed; working with vendor/city for pipe lining.
Power strip plugged into another power strip in nurses station.
Oxygen cylinders in 3rd floor storage room #5 not secured.
Cross corridor door near room 313 and dining room door would not close and latch.
Open junction box in maintenance office.
Follow-up inspection on 2024-04-05 confirmed this deficiency was corrected.
Facility failed to follow respiratory protection program and ensure 3 of 3 staff were fit-tested for N95 respirators during a Covid-19 outbreak.
Follow-up inspection on 04/17/2024 confirmed no new deficiencies and that the citation for WAC 388-78A-2160 was corrected.
The facility failed to provide care as agreed in the negotiated service agreement for one resident, who was not checked for 11 hours, resulting in the resident being found unresponsive and deceased.
There is a subsequent letter dated 01/12/2024 confirming that the deficiencies for WAC 388-78A-2600-1-b and 388-78A-2600-1-a were corrected as of 12/28/2023.
The facility failed to implement their policy to respond to residents' call lights within 15 minutes. Residents experienced wait times of up to 2 hours and 17 minutes.
A follow-up inspection on 2023-10-09 found no deficiencies and confirmed that the previous deficiency (WAC 388-78A-2210-2-a) was corrected. The facility was cleared of the cited issue.
The facility failed to administer a medication (Warfarin) to a resident as prescribed by their physician after a clinic visit, resulting in a missed dose.
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