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Vineyard Park at Mountlake Terrace receives praise for its dedicated, friendly care staff and effective communication during challenging times like the pandemic. However, some families have expressed significant concerns regarding management's responsiveness, medication management, and the quality of dining services. While many residents enjoy the community atmosphere and activities, potential families should be aware of inconsistent administrative follow-through.
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“The staff do their best, and adjusted quickly and well at the very outset if the COVID19 outbreak.”
“Vineyard Park Assisted Living and Memory Care is continuing to be innovative, they have great activities, planned outings, live music, innovative activities with virtual reality geographical field trips.”
“They watched after my mother-in-law as though she was part of their family. The staff is wonderful and they genuinely care about everybody who lives here.”
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
The document set includes both a cover letter regarding a follow-up inspection (no deficiencies) and the full statement of deficiencies from the July 2025 visit.; Deficiencies include failure to properly store food-prep equipment, lack of staff food worker cards, unsafe food storage temperatures, and improper mop storage.
Failed to document care needs and interventions for bed side rails (BSR) in the Service Plan for 1 resident.
Failed to maintain proper sanitization systems, safe food holding temperatures, and ensure all staff had valid food worker cards.
Failed to ensure medication administration was correctly entered into eMAR and signed/initialed by staff for Resident 2.
Failed to secure personal care supplies in 4 of 5 memory care bathrooms and hazardous supplies in the hair salon, placing residents at risk of harm.
Failed to ensure wet mops were consistently hung up to dry following use, leaving them in buckets.
Failed to ensure Resident 10 had medications stored and managed by the facility; unsecured supplements were found in the resident's room.
Failed to ensure the diet manual was approved by a dietitian and updated within the last five years.
There is also a cover letter (dated 03/29/2024) indicating that the deficiencies for Compliance Determination 35494 were corrected by 03/28/2024.; Facility has a locked Memory Care Unit (MCU) with 27 of 77 residents.
The facility failed to ensure staff working in the Memory Care Unit had up-to-date medical evaluations and N-95 mask fit tests to safely protect staff and residents during COVID-19 outbreaks.
Medications were not properly secured; two unidentified medication dose cups were found in an unlocked drawer in a common seating area.
The facility failed to maintain a current MTSW/CLIA certificate for conducting in-house COVID-19 tests, as the registered organization's waiver had expired.
Facility failed to screen 1 of 5 sampled staff for TB within three days of hire.
The facility failed to maintain required documentation on-site for 90-day return visits by the delegating nurse for 4 residents.
The facility failed to ensure staff completed the required 12 hours of annual continuing education.
Facility failed to maintain a Medical Testing Site Waiver/CLIA certificate and failed to implement its written Respiratory Protection Program (staff missing medical evaluations and mask fit testing).
Follow-up inspection on 09/06/2023 determined all previously cited deficiencies (25579 and 28541) were corrected.
Facility failed to ensure 1 of 4 residents received the correct dose of a physician-ordered topical cream, applying Permethrin cream daily for 14 days instead of once with a repeat in 14 days.
No violations were observed during this inspection.
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