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Public Google reviewers rate The Park at Belle Harbour highly. Reviewers highlight: luxurious, well-designed facility, high-quality, chef-prepared dining. Reviewer identity is not verified, and online reviews may not capture everything. Schedule a visit to assess the fit directly.
The Park at Belle Harbour is a newly opened, upscale assisted living community that has garnered significant praise for its luxurious design, high-quality dining, and professional, welcoming staff. While the facility is highly regarded for its aesthetic appeal and community engagement events, the vast majority of reviews are from prospective families, realtors, or event attendees rather than long-term residents, which limits the availability of feedback regarding day-to-day care operations.
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“I cannot praise the Koelsch Community and the team at Belle Harbour enough for creating such an engaging, respectful, supportive, vibrant atmosphere for their residents, their families and friends! This experience of respite care for my parents after my Dad's major surgery lended them the 24/7 on site available nursing support, health and delicious choices of food served by a lovely staff, an engaging atmosphere with beautiful amenities and stimulating activities!”
“Colette went above, and beyond the call of duty two walk me through a new chapter in my parents lives. It’s so nice to know that there are people that understand all of this. Now I have peace of mind, knowing that I’ve got a partnership.”
“The facility is well-kept with spacious rooms and a welcoming atmosphere. The attentive staff offers personalized care, making each resident feel valued.”
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
There are two separate documents provided. One represents a follow-up visit on 03/04/2026 confirming previous violations were corrected (Approved status). The second represents the primary inspection on 12/16/2025 where multiple deficiencies were found (Disapproved status).
30-second monthly exit and emergency lighting activation test has not been performed.
Facility could not provide documentation for quarterly sprinkler inspections, 5-year internal pipe testing, 3-year dry system full flow trip test, annual trip test, annual fire pump testing, and 5-year FDC hydro testing.
Weekly inspection logs were not being performed and monthly 30-minute load test has not been performed.
Facility could not provide documentation that annual and semi-annual kitchen suppression servicing had been performed in the last 12 months.
Monthly testing and maintenance of carbon monoxide alarms and detectors has not been performed.
Facility status: Disapproved. Next inspection scheduled on or after 10/21/2026.
Manual fire alarm pull station near main entrance was obstructed by carts.
Facility unable to provide documentation for quarterly sprinkler inspections, 5-year internal pipe testing, 3-year dry system full flow trip test, annual trip test, annual fire pump test, and 5-year FDC hydro testing.
Facility unable to provide documentation that annual and semi-annual kitchen suppression servicing had been performed in the last 12 months; only one service performed on 06/06/2025.
30 second monthly exit and emergency lighting activation test has not been performed.
Carbon Monoxide alarm and detector monthly testing and maintenance has not been performed.
The 3rd floor sky bridge south door would not latch from a fully open position.
Fire extinguisher in main kitchen was blocked by linen basket.
Log of weekly inspections was not being performed and monthly 30 min load test has not been performed.
Follow-up inspection on 07/10/2025 found no deficiencies. This document confirms correction of previous deficiencies.; Plan of Correction dates are listed as 5-17-25/5-18-25 in hand-written notes on the document.; The facility is required to submit a signed Plan/Attestation Statement within 10 calendar days.
Facility failed to ensure 1 of 1 sampled staff received a one-step TB test within three days of hire.
Facility failed to submit 2 of 12 sampled staff background inquiry forms within one business day after start date.
Medication bottles on carts were not labeled with residents' names; facility labeled bottles and implemented improved storage guidelines.
Facility failed to ensure 2 of 4 mechanical and janitor rooms were closed and locked when unattended, placing residents at risk of becoming trapped.
Staff were not tested annually with fitting respirators; facility scheduled initial and annual fit testing for all staff.
Facility cameras were focused on two common areas where memory care residents gathered; facility disconnected these cameras during inspection.
Facility failed to ensure 5 of 6 staff completed required training (dementia/mental health specialty, CPR, First Aid, and facility orientation).
First aid kits were not clearly marked, readily available, or appropriate for the facility; facility placed clearly marked kits throughout the facility.
Facility failed to ensure 1 of 1 pet received regular veterinary examinations and were current with vaccinations.
Facility failed to complete 27 of 34 staff two-step skin testing and failed to perform 3 of 4 required second-step TB tests.
Water temperatures in second-floor common bathrooms and the Rainier Room measured too low; facility adjusted temperatures to the required range.
Nine shift audit records were not signed by staff after controlled substance counts; facility provided in-service training to ensure completion of counts.
Letter details the imposition of civil fines totaling $900.00 ($600.00 for TB testing violations and $300.00 for training requirements). These are identified as uncorrected deficiencies previously cited on April 2, 2025.
Licensee failed to ensure one staff member completed the required training to perform their duties and responsibilities.
Licensee failed to complete three staff members' one-step TB skin test within three days of hire and failed to complete second step TB test one to three weeks after the first.
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