Red Oak Residence of North Bend
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Red Oak Residence is highly regarded for its compassionate staff and supportive management, making it a strong candidate for families prioritizing a welcoming environment. While reviews are overwhelmingly positive, they are also quite brief; we recommend scheduling a tour to observe daily interactions and asking specific questions about the range of activities provided.
Google Reviews
Google Reviews
9 reviews on Google“Red Oak Residence of North Bend is consistently praised for its welcoming and compassionate staff who support residents during difficult transitions. Families highlight the facility's strong management team and their ability to simplify administrative processes for new residents.”
Quality Themes
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- Compassionate and caring staff
- Welcoming atmosphere for new residents
- Effective and helpful management team
- Strong administrative support during move-in
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Questions for Your Tour
- 1Since your team is known for being so welcoming to new residents, how do you help someone integrate into the community during their first few weeks here?
- 2With a smaller capacity of 38 residents, how does the staff ensure that everyone gets personalized attention while maintaining the warm, close-knit atmosphere mentioned by families?
- 3I noticed your management team is very active in responding to feedback; how do you incorporate family input into the daily activity schedule to keep things engaging for everyone?
- 4Given your reputation for strong administrative support, what does the process look like for coordinating medical appointments or communicating changes in care needs with family members?
- 5How does the staff balance the need for safety with maintaining a sense of independence and freedom for residents throughout the day?
- 6In the event of a medical emergency, what is your specific protocol for notifying family members and ensuring the resident receives immediate care?
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Key Review Excerpts
“Jarad and Kym especially made the move in and communication very easy, especially with the endless administrative tasks that need to happen when someone moves to this stage in life.”
“You are all amazing. You made my dads last time here with all of us a blessing. He was truly happy these last years. You all show true compassion and intergerity.”
“Wonderful Home/Place that is very well managed by friendly, caring & compassionate Management who are truly good people.”
State Inspection History
State Inspections
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
Dec 5, 2025Inspection
There is an additional cover letter dated 02/26/2026 stating that these deficiencies were corrected.
Facility failed to assess and update the service plan for Resident 2, specifically regarding medical equipment (air pump/mattress) and bed rails.
Facility failed to ensure intradermal TB tests were read within 48-72 hours after administration for staff.
Facility failed to ensure safe wound management was provided; unlicensed care staff performed wound care without proper nurse delegation.
Facility failed to complete a WA State name and date of birth background check every two years for 1 of 2 sampled staff (Staff F).
Facility failed to ensure staff completed the National Fingerprint background check within 120 days during provisional hire; Staff A worked 174 days before completion.
Facility failed to ensure a new staff member (Staff A) completed a one-step TB test within three days of hire despite a previous negative blood test.
Nov 19, 2025Fire12Report
Facility was previously 'Disapproved' on 08/21/2025 and 09/22/2025, but was found to have all violations corrected as of the 11/19/2025 inspection.
Extension cord routed under the door to the first floor mechanical room.
Unable to provide documentation that the annual fire resistance rated construction material inspection has been completed.
Missing annual fire door inspection documentation; room doors 115, 303, and 305 were blocked open.
Fire rated cross corridor door near room 308 was dragging and would not close/latch.
Unable to provide documentation for monthly single station smoke alarm testing.
Fire department connection not visible from the street; signage required.
Shrubbery obstructing working clearance of 36 inches around the fire department connection.
Unable to provide documentation for 5-year hydrostatic test of dry standpipe system.
Deficiencies in emergency lighting in main hallway, hallway near 309, and near 302.
No exit sign above main entry door near office.
Exit signs in west and east side stairwells failed testing.
Improperly conducted drills during shift changes; missing required 12 drills in previous 12 months.
Dec 17, 2024Investigation
Follow-up inspection on 2024-12-17 confirmed that the previous deficiency (WAC 388-78A-2040-2) was corrected and the facility met licensing requirements.
Facility failed a second State Fire Marshal inspection on 10/03/2024, identifying multiple fire safety violations and failing to meet required fire safety regulations for 11 of 11 residents.
Oct 3, 2024Fire
Inspection on 10/03/2024 was a re-inspection following an inspection on 07/30/2024. Several previous items (Installation, Listed and Labeled, Owner's Responsibility, Penetrations, Obstructed Locations, Smoke Alarm Maintenance, Smoke Detector Sensitivity, Maintenance, Spare Sprinklers, and Fire Door Inspection) were noted as 'Corrected'.; Approval Status: Disapproved. Next inspection scheduled on or after: 08/29/2024.
Facility unable to provide documentation for their forward flow test.
Facility unable to provide a correction report for their kitchen suppression system; current report shows deficient exhaust fan operation upon system activation.
Facility does not have a lockout device on the fire alarm breaker in the kitchen to lock it in the 'ON' position.
Jun 18, 2024Inspection10Report
There is a follow-up document referenced (Compliance Determination 45713) indicating all listed deficiencies from 41954 were corrected by 08/15/2024.
Hot water temperatures in 5 of 5 sampled sinks were above the 120F maximum limit.
Facility failed to ensure Staff B was screened for tuberculosis within three days of employment.
Facility failed to prominently post the toll-free telephone number for reporting abuse and neglect in a conspicuous place.
Facility failed to ensure Staff A and Staff C completed facility orientation.
Facility failed to update the Individual Service Plan (ISP) for Resident 2, specifically missing diabetic documentation and instructions.
Facility failed to ensure residents could review the last DSHS inspection report.
Facility failed to ensure Resident 3 had prescribed Aspercreme lidocaine patches available and administered as ordered.
First and third floor laundry room ventilation systems were non-functional.
Facility failed to assess the ability of Resident 2 to self-administer medications.
Facility failed to correctly document medication administration for Resident 3.
Nov 20, 2023Fire11Report
All violations from previous inspections (6/26/2023 and 8/2/2023) were verified as corrected on the 11/20/2023 inspection.
Combustible materials stored in 1st floor east stairway (as of 6/26/23).
Unprotected penetrations in 3rd floor electrical room, 2nd floor electrical room, and new wifi cabling installations through fire walls (as of 6/26/23).
Missing fire alarm documentation: annual report, sensitivity testing, nuisance log, alarm testing, and certifications.
Extension cords stapled to exterior of building and used across entrance (as of 6/26/23).
Fire doors failing to close and latch automatically in 3rd floor library, resident room 113, and resident room 115 (observed 6/26/23 and 8/2/23).
Emergency lighting/illumination issues identified in South Stairwell (2nd/3rd floor) and East Stairwell (1st floor).
Required semi-annual hood cleaning records not provided (as of 6/26/23).
Missing required sprinkler system testing and inspection paperwork (internal pipe, flow test, backflow, FDC hydro, quarterly inspections).
Lack of required 4-year fire/smoke damper inspection and annual fire door inspection documentation.
Lack of required documentation and annual inspection schedule for fire-resistance-rated construction (as of 6/26/23).
Missing documentation for semi-annual servicing, fusible link replacement, and NAFED certification.
Sep 21, 2023Investigation
A follow-up inspection on 12/04/2023 found no deficiencies and that the specific WAC 388-78A-2040 deficiency was corrected.
Facility failed a second State Fire Marshal inspection and was out of compliance with required fire safety regulations.
Aug 2, 2023Fire11Report
Inspection status: Disapproved. Next inspection scheduled on or after 9/4/2023.
Annual inspection documentation for fire-resistance-rated construction not provided.
Missing documentation for semi-annual servicing, annual fusible link/sprinkler head replacement, and NAFED certification.
Combustible materials stored in 1st floor east stairway (as of 6/26/23).
Unprotected penetrations in 3rd floor electrical room, 2nd floor electrical room, and areas with new wifi cabling.
Missing documentation for annual report, sensitivity testing, nuisance log, monthly alarms test, and NICET/ES/NTS certification.
Extension cords found running from electrical room under door and stapled to exterior; extension cord used across entrance.
Fire doors failing to close and latch automatically in 3rd floor library, resident room 113, and resident room 115.
Issues with emergency illumination in South stairwells (2nd/3rd floor) and East stairwell (1st floor).
Required semi-annual hood cleaning documentation not provided.
Missing documentation for 5-year internal pipe testing, annual forward flow test, backflow internal pipe test, FDC hydro testing, and quarterly inspections.
Missing documentation for 4-year fire/smoke damper inspection and annual fire door inspection/testing schedule.
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