Park Place
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based on 24 Google reviews

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What this means for your family
Park Place is highly regarded for its friendly, attentive staff and clean, welcoming environment, making it a strong contender for those prioritizing daily care quality. However, families should be aware that the facility has transitioned away from some resident-led community programs. We recommend asking management about current social engagement opportunities to ensure they align with your loved one's needs.
Google Reviews
Google Reviews
24 reviews on Google“Park Place generally receives positive feedback for its friendly, supportive staff and clean, welcoming environment. While many families and long-term residents appreciate the care provided, some long-term residents have noted a decline in community-driven amenities, such as the loss of a resident council and on-site deli. Prospective families should be aware that while most experiences are positive, there are occasional reports of administrative unresponsiveness during the initial inquiry phase.”
Quality Themes
Tap a score for detailsStrengths
- Friendly and supportive staff
- Clean and cozy living environment
- Responsive maintenance team
- Consistently positive long-term resident experiences
Concerns
- Loss of resident-led community amenities and programs (mentioned by 2 reviewers)
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Questions for Your Tour
- 1I noticed Park Place is quite active in responding to feedback online; how does that open communication style translate to how you keep families updated on their loved one's daily life?
- 2With 156 residents, how do you ensure that the community remains vibrant and that residents have a voice in shaping the types of activities and programs offered here?
- 3I’ve heard wonderful things about your maintenance team’s responsiveness; what is the process for requesting repairs or adjustments to a resident's private living space?
- 4Since you have a long history of residents staying with you for many years, what are some of the most popular ways residents currently connect and build friendships within the community?
- 5How do you balance the need for structured programming with the desire for residents to lead their own clubs or social groups?
- 6What medical support protocols are in place to ensure that residents receive immediate attention if an emergency occurs during the night or on weekends?
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Key Review Excerpts
“Staff members are very nice, friendly and helpful. Dining members are fabulous, caring and very concerns. The room is clean and cozy, homelike and welcoming environment every where in this facility.”
“Staff is helpful in every way and food shows great improvement. My apartment is okay but many cupboards are hard to reach but maintenance staff is top notch.”
“I've lived here fourteen years, and it has changed quite a bit. We used to have a Resident Council, but a previous director eliminated that. The Park Place dining services have been contracted to an outside company, and the food is still good, but not as good as it used to be.”
State Inspection History
State Inspections
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
Apr 16, 2025Investigation
Facility was found to be in compliance following a follow-up inspection on 05/05/2025 (Reference: Compliance Determination 59233).
The facility failed to provide an appropriate written notice of discharge for 1 of 1 residents. The notice did not include the required name, address, and telephone number of the state long-term care ombuds.
Feb 12, 2025Inspection
A follow-up inspection on 04/03/2025 found that all previously cited deficiencies were corrected.; The inspection report indicates the facility did not meet requirements, and a separate enclosed report (not visible) contains further deficiencies. The WAC 388-78A-3040 entry is listed under 'Consultation(s)' and was corrected during the inspection.
Staff failed to follow proper hand sanitation guidelines between handling soiled equipment and clean utensils in the dishwasher.
Two laundry room ventilation systems did not operate correctly because the motor for the second-floor ventilation unit burned out. Facility staff cleaned the systems and replaced the motor, allowing the vents to operate correctly.
Facility failed to assess 2 of 2 sampled residents for their ability to safely use medical devices (transfer pole and bed rails).
Facility failed to update service plans for 3 residents regarding changes in medical equipment usage (CPAP usage and transfer pole).
Facility failed to ensure 1 of 6 sampled staff members was tested for TB as required upon hiring.
Jun 6, 2024Investigation
A follow-up inspection on 07/22/2024 (documented in a separate cover letter) confirmed that the deficiencies were corrected.
Facility failed a second state fire marshal inspection with multiple fire safety violations, failing to ensure a safe environment for all residents.
May 21, 2024Fire21Report
Facility status is Disapproved. Next inspection scheduled on or after 06/20/2024.; Approval Status: Disapproved. Next inspection scheduled on or after 05/10/2024.
Exposed wire on dryer in 2nd floor laundry room.
No schedule or documentation provided for inspection of fire-rated construction.
Missing documentation for second semi-annual service.
Emergency lights not working at multiple locations (P236, P267, P272, P158) and missing 30-second activation test documentation.
Annual service report, log of weekly inspections, and monthly 30-minute full load test were not provided.
Open junction box in generator room.
Fire doors held open on 2nd floor and in kitchen.
Missing annual report, sensitivity testing, and monthly alarm testing documentation.
No documentation provided for required fire/smoke damper inspection.
Loose oxygen tanks were found in room 354, room 142, and the oxygen room.
Extension cord found in use under the front desk.
Multiple fire doors on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors will not latch.
Missing CO alarms in library (connected to fossil fuel appliance) and missing monthly testing schedule/documentation.
No documentation or schedule provided for annual fire door inspections.
Missing documentation for 12 planned and unannounced fire drills over the previous 12 months (specific shifts/quarters listed).
Missing documentation for first and second semi-annual hood cleaning.
Missing required sprinkler system annual reports, pipe testing, trip tests, flow tests, and quarterly inspections.
Emergency lighting in stairwells needs audit and repair.
Annual 90 minute power test for emergency lighting had not been performed and documented.
Facility needs to identify and establish a schedule for annual inspection of fire doors.
Fire/smoke damper inspection had not been performed and documented.
Jul 19, 2023Inspection
Additional consultations provided for WAC 388-78A-2730 (License posting), WAC 388-78A-2700 (First-aid supplies), WAC 388-78A-2600 (Grievance procedures), and WAC 388-78A-3090 (Bed bug treatment and maintenance).
Facility failed to ensure Staff D (Caregiver) was screened for Tuberculosis within three days of hire (hired 07/22/2022).
Facility failed to complete a national fingerprint background check for the Administrator (Staff A) hired on 01/17/2023.
Facility failed to document appropriate Negotiated Service Agreements (NSA) for 4 of 6 sampled residents regarding physician-ordered medical treatments and safety plans for high-risk medications.
Jun 12, 2023Fire12Report
Follow-up inspection on 6/12/2023 indicates all violations from the 5/8/2023 inspection have been corrected.
Penetrations found in electrical room by resident room 322 and resident room 164.
Carbon Monoxide Alarms and Detectors testing and maintenance paperwork not provided.
30-second monthly activation test and annual 90 minute power test paperwork not provided. Emergency light issues noted in resident rooms 143 and 247.
Quarterly inspection paperwork not provided.
Annual inspection of fire-resistance-rated construction paperwork not provided.
Annual report and monthly single/multiple station alarms test paperwork not provided.
Fire door annual inspection paperwork not provided.
Extension cords found in Therapy office and daisy chained power strips found in hallway outside of kitchen.
First semi-annual, second semi-annual, annual replacement of fusible links/sprinkler heads, and heat test paperwork not provided.
Fire/smoke damper 4-year inspection paperwork not provided.
Annual service, weekly inspection, and 4-hour load test log paperwork not provided.
Documentation for completion of twelve planned and unannounced fire drills in the previous 12 months not provided.
—Fire
The document contains two separate inspection reports. The first (dated 09/09/2025) indicates approval and correction of previous violations. The second (dated 03/27/2025) indicates a disapproved status with listed deficiencies.
Latching hardware does not operate and secure the door when in the closed position.
Signage affixed to a door does not meet the requirements listed in 4.1.4.
Auxiliary hardware items that interfere or prohibit operation are installed on the door or frame.
Field modifications to the door assembly have been performed that void the label.
Meeting edge protection, gasketing, and edge seals are not present or do not meet requirements.
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