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Reside Residential Care of Washington, INC

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2510 E Evergreen Blvd, Hudson Bay · Vancouver, WA 98661Licensed & Active
Source: WA DSHS — view official record
Google rating
3.0/5

based on 15 Google reviews

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Given the lack of substantive detail in most reviews and specific complaints regarding administrative disorganization, we recommend scheduling an in-person tour to observe management operations firsthand. Ask specifically how they maintain resident records and ensure staff competency to address the concerns raised by previous families.

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15 reviews on Google
Reside Residential Care of Washington, Inc. receives highly polarized feedback, with a significant number of reviews lacking written context. The few substantive reviews highlight serious concerns regarding administrative disorganization, incompetent staffing, and poor management communication.

Quality Themes

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Strengths

  • Friendly staff interactions
  • Positive initial impressions

Concerns

  • Poor management and administrative disorganization (mentioned by 2 reviewers)

Rating Trends

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How They Respond to Reviews

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Questions for Your Tour

  • 1Could you walk me through your current process for administrative updates and how you ensure families stay informed about their loved one's care plan?
  • 2What steps is the leadership team taking to streamline communication and ensure that family inquiries are addressed in a timely manner?
  • 3How do you approach staff training and retention to ensure consistent, high-quality care for all residents?
  • 4Can you describe the daily activity schedule and how you tailor these programs to keep residents engaged and connected with one another?
  • 5In the event of a medical emergency, what is your specific protocol for notifying family members and coordinating with local healthcare providers?
  • 6How do you foster a collaborative relationship between your management team and the families of your residents?

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Key Review Excerpts

Incompetent staff. Records and directives out of date and incomplete. Management communication is circular and disorganized. Very poor organization all around.

Family member · 2019☆☆☆☆

Poor management

Visitor · 2018☆☆☆☆

Great people

Visitor · 2017★★★★★
Source: 15 Google reviews

State Inspection History

State Inspections

Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services

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25deficiencies
Jul 2, 2025Dispute
CleanReport

This document is an IDR (Informal Dispute Resolution) Results letter confirming that the agency decided not to make any changes to the Statement of Deficiencies (SOD) report dated 05/21/2025.

Jun 4, 2025Other

This is an IDR scheduling letter for a previously issued Statement of Deficiencies dated May 21, 2025.

WAC 388-101D-0125
May 21, 2025Investigation

Follow-up inspection on 2025-10-03 found that the identified deficiencies from compliance determination 57693 were corrected.

Client rightsWAC 388-101D-0125

The facility failed to provide a safe environment for clients by repeatedly moving two clients into rooms with locking doors to isolate/restrain them during a roommate's aggressive behavioral outbursts.

May 1, 2025Investigation

This document is a follow-up inspection letter confirming that previous deficiencies (Compliance Determinations 56285 and 52638) have been corrected.

Medication assistanceChapter 246-888 WAC

The Department found that deficiencies regarding medication assistance were corrected.

Nurse delegationWAC 388-101D-0160

The Department found that deficiencies regarding nurse delegation were corrected.

Mar 17, 2025Dispute

This is an Informal Dispute Resolution (IDR) result letter regarding a Statement of Deficiencies report dated 01/16/2025.

WAC 388-101D-0130

Uphold

WAC 388-101D-0170

Significant Edit; Subsection 2(b) removed from the citation and language regarding telephone access removed.

Feb 21, 2025Other

This is an IDR (Informal Dispute Resolution) scheduling letter for citations dated January 16, 2025. The IDR review meeting is scheduled for March 6, 2025.

WAC 388-101D-0130
WAC 388-101D-0170
Jan 16, 2025Inspection

Several deficiencies are noted as repeats from previous inspections.; Report also notes failure to complete monthly financial reconciliations for checking accounts and ledgers for Clients 4, 5, 6, and 7 since June 2024.

Client health services supportWAC 388-101D-0150

Failure to ensure health services support: missed medical referrals/lab work for Client 3; inconsistent blood-glucose protocol and documentation for Client 4; Client 5's diabetic support occasionally skipped due to behavior without a documented protocol.

Client refusal to participate in servicesWAC 388-101D-0185

Inadequate documentation for refusals of health services for Clients 3, 4, and 5; missing required components and reviews.

criticalWAC 388-101D-0295

Provider failed to ensure safe medication systems for 3 of 7 sampled clients, resulting in insulin errors for Client 4 and 5, and Client 6 being without psychoactive medication for eight days.

Nurse delegationWAC 388-101D-0160

Staff without current Nursing Assistant Registered (NAR) status performed delegated blood-glucose testing for Client 4.

Documentation of the individual instruction and support planWAC 388-101D-0215

Client 4's IISP lacked updated instructions regarding fire safety.

mediumWAC 388-101D-0335

Client 4's medication organizer was filled by staff and left unlabeled, leading to a documented incident where the client consumed an incorrect dosage.

Treatment of clientsWAC 388-101D-0130

Provider restricted Client 5's access to candy without a documented plan or legal representative's consent.

Physical and safety requirementsWAC 388-101D-0170

Hot water temperatures in the home of Clients 1 and 2 exceeded 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

Reconciling and verifying client accountsWAC 388-101D-0255

Failure to reconcile provider-managed bank and cash accounts monthly for six of seven sampled clients.

mediumWAC 388-101D-0410

Provider failed to implement all required components of Positive Behavior Support Plans for Clients 5 and 6, specifically failing to maintain environment scans for pica/electrical hazards (Client 5) and failing to address knife/sharp safety in the community (Client 6).

May 16, 2024Inspection

This document contains findings from the 2024 inspection report. The file also includes a previous inspection report dated 03/17/2023 with separate findings.; Report also includes minor references to WAC 388-101-4150 (incident reporting), 388-101D-0070 (background checks), 388-101D-0130 (personal items access), 388-101D-0150 (medical appointments), 388-101D-0170 (water temperature), 388-101D-0185 (physical exams), and 388-101D-0230 (IISP updates).

Client refusal to participate in servicesWAC 388-101D-0185

Missing required documentation/Refusal Plan for health services for Client 2. Repeat deficiency.

Client's property recordsWAC 388-101D-0390Corrected Apr 7, 2023

Provider failed to maintain accurate property records for Client 6; multiple high-value items were not listed in the inventory.

When is a positive behavior support plan required?WAC 388-101D-0410

Failed to implement Positive Behavior Support Plan for Client 11, resulting in sharps not being secured per protocol. Repeat deficiency.

When is a positive behavior support plan required?WAC 388-101D-0410Corrected Apr 7, 2023

Provider failed to implement Positive Behavior Support Plan (PBSP) requirements; hazardous items (chemicals, sharps) were left unsecured for a client with a history of dangerous behavior.

Physical and safety requirementsWAC 388-101D-0170

Hot water temperatures exceeded 120 F at Client 2's home, creating potential risk of harm. Repeat deficiency.

Storage of medicationsWAC 388-101D-0330Corrected Mar 27, 2023

Provider failed to store medications in original containers with proper labels; staff were routinely transferring medications to different bubble packs for convenience.

Community protection Treatment planWAC 388-101D-0485Corrected Mar 20, 2023

Provider failed to implement Community Protection Treatment Plan (CPTP) requirements; a required exterior door alarm was not functional.

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