Vineyard Park of Bremerton
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What this means for your family
While the facility maintains a pleasant environment and active social calendar, the recent reports of 90-minute emergency response times and missed medication are critical red flags. We strongly advise families to tour the facility and specifically ask about current staffing ratios and the turnover rate of caregivers under the new ownership before making a decision.
Google Reviews
Google Reviews
43 reviews on Google“Vineyard Park of Bremerton has experienced significant instability due to multiple ownership transitions, leading to a sharp decline in care quality according to recent reports. While some reviewers praise the facility's atmosphere and specific staff members, others report critical failures including delayed emergency responses, missed medications, and poor hygiene standards. Families should be aware that the facility has operated under several names (Claremont, Laurel Glen, Vineyard Park), which complicates the assessment of long-term consistency.”
Quality Themes
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- Friendly and energetic staff members
- Clean and pleasant physical environment
- Active event planning and community engagement
Concerns
- Extremely slow response times to emergency call lights (mentioned by 2 reviewers)
- High staff turnover and loss of experienced personnel (mentioned by 2 reviewers)
- Inadequate basic care including missed medications and hygiene (mentioned by 2 reviewers)
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Questions for Your Tour
- 1I noticed you have a very active social calendar; could you walk me through what a typical week of community engagement looks like for a new resident?
- 2With the recent changes in your team, what steps are you taking to ensure that residents receive consistent, high-quality care from familiar faces?
- 3Could you explain your current protocol for responding to emergency call lights and how you ensure that residents receive timely assistance?
- 4I appreciate that you actively engage with feedback online; how do you incorporate that resident and family input into your daily care operations?
- 5What specific systems do you have in place to ensure that medication management is accurate and that hygiene needs are consistently met for every resident?
- 6How do you maintain your staff's energy and morale to ensure that the friendly environment we see today remains consistent throughout the year?
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Key Review Excerpts
“My mom has been here for 5 years... In the past few months it transferred ownership to Community Partners and is completely inadequate by all standards. My mom is highly dependent and they have consistently missed medications, haven't bathed her for over 2 weeks, response time to call lights have been over 4 hours.”
“This morning, July 20 2025, I pressed emergency response necklace. It took just over 11/2 hours before someone responded. You do not want someone you love to be laying on the floor or the bottom of the shower with no one there to help them for that long.”
“Almost all of the caregivers, dietary, office staff, administrator have left some with more than 30 years experience. What a horrible experience for the residents.”
State Inspection History
State Inspections
Source: WA Dept. of Social & Health Services
Apr 13, 2026Fire14Report
Inspection conducted 01/14/2026; follow-up inspection resulted in approval on 04/13/2026.
2nd floor medication room has electrical outlet missing cover plate; maintenance shop light switch by peg board missing electrical cover.
Items stored too close to wall heaters in rooms 313 and 306.
Fire wall penetrations found in 3rd floor janitor room, 3rd floor eye wash station room, 2nd floor kitchenette, mechanical room 134, and storage room across from 131; missing ceiling tiles in 1st floor electrical/mechanical room.
Boxes blocking electrical panels in 2nd floor storage room 192; memory care linen room 234 electrical panel blocked (repeated violation).
Gas fired appliances in kitchen not tethered according to manufacturers standards.
Facility must provide 30-second monthly activation test records for exit signs and emergency lights.
Combustible storage found in 2nd floor mechanical room by room 215.
Maintenance shop has extension cord connected to powerstrip; water heater has yellow power cord going through peg board wall.
Kitchen sink area, sprinkler head missing escutcheon ring.
Facility must provide documentation that fire alarm is inspected semi-annually.
Facility must provide log of weekly inspections and monthly 30-minute full load tests for generator.
Facility must provide annual 1.5 hour power test records for exit signs and emergency lights.
No documentation provided for fire drills conducted on all shifts for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarters of 2025.
Doors failing to latch (Room 420 marketing, Room 336); wedges used on 3rd and 4th floors; missing fire rated glass in kitchen manager office.
Oct 22, 2025Fire12Report
Follow-up inspection on 08/14/2025 found all previous deficiencies corrected. Final inspection status marked 'Approved' on 10/22/2025.
Facility failed to provide three-year dry system full flow trip test and five-year fire department connection hydrostatic test.
Facility failed to provide 30-second monthly activation test of all exit signs.
Oxygen tank in room 336 was unsecured.
Facility failed to provide annual inspection of all fire walls.
Facility failed to provide fire alarm sensitivity test; 20 detectors failed on May 30th, 2025.
Facility failed to provide annual inspection report for generator, and logs of weekly inspections and monthly 30-minute load tests.
Facility failed to provide documentation showing fire drills were conducted once per shift per quarter for the last year.
Fire alarm report from 11/18/24 states deficiencies that shall be corrected (need new batteries).
Exit going out of memory care courtyard was blocked by 2x6x12 lumber; center stairwell exit door was blocked.
Facility failed to maintain portable fire extinguisher in 1st floor laundry room, missed annual inspection.
Facility failed to provide 90-minute power test of all exit signs.
Facility failed to provide annual fire door inspection report; multiple doors found with missing/broken closers or failing to latch.
Feb 6, 2025Fire
The inspection conducted on 02/06/2025 verified that all violations noted during previous related inspections have been corrected.; Inspection conducted by WSP Fire Protection Bureau. Next inspection scheduled on or after 01/19/2024.
Multiple fire doors on all floors were blocked, obstructed, or otherwise inoperable.
Failed to provide documentation showing monthly 30 second activation test of exit signs and emergency lighting.
Failed to provide documentation showing carbon monoxide detectors are being tested and maintained.
Failed to provide documentation for generator: log of weekly inspections and monthly 30 minute full load test.
Failed to provide documentation of first semi-annual inspection of kitchen suppression system.
2nd floor staircase exit door blocked by chairs and exterior path blocked. Memory care courtyard exit door blocked by rock and planter; door is also sagging.
Missing documentation for sprinkler system (annual report, 3-year dry system full flow trip, annual trip, annual forward flow, 5-year hydrostatic). Sprinkler heads in the kitchen were loaded.
Failed to provide documentation showing annual 90 minute activation test of exit signs and emergency lighting.
Failed to provide annual inspection documentation for all fire doors. 3rd floor elevator door does not latch.
Jan 14, 2025DisputeCleanReport
This document is an IDR (Informal Dispute Resolution) results letter. The Department denied the facility's request to change the Statement of Deficiencies (SOD) report dated 11/12/2024. No specific WAC codes or findings are listed in this cover letter.
Jan 8, 2025Investigation
A follow-up inspection on 2025-03-03 found no new deficiencies for the cited regulations.
The facility interfered with three Long-Term Care Ombudsmen's ability to advocate for residents, creating an intimidating environment and infringing on resident rights.
The facility failed to report potential abuse and exploitation concerns regarding Resident 1 to the Complaint Resolution Unit (CRU).
Jan 8, 2025Enforcement$300.00Report
Letter details an Imposition of Civil Fine of $300.00 for the cited violation.
The licensee interfered with three Long-Term Care (LTC) Ombuds' ability to complete their responsibilities and duties as a resident advocate, including the ombuds being accused of abuse and feeling intimidated.
Nov 12, 2024Enforcement$400.00Report
Letter details an imposition of a $400.00 civil fine. The full Statement of Deficiencies (SOD) report was referenced as an attachment but is not provided in this document.
The facility failed to ensure one resident had a safe and orderly discharge, putting them at risk for a decreased quality of life.
Nov 12, 2024Investigation
References complaint numbers 142634, 149385, and 151696.
Facility failed to ensure a safe and orderly discharge. The resident was removed from an activity without notice, discharged without receiving proper written notification of the date, and was not provided with all ordered pain medications at the time of discharge.
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