Inspection Reports for
Quail Park of Lynnwood

All violations noted during previous related inspections have been corrected. The facility is approved with no outstanding deficiencies.

The complaint involved six allegations about a named resident including weight loss, unauthorized medication crushing, charging for unprovided services, need for 1:1 care, physical aggression, and lost items. Only the medication administration allegation was substantiated with a citation written; other allegations were found unsubstantiated with no failed practice identified.

The investigation found no failed practice related to the resident's weight loss, refusal of care, physical aggression, or lost items. However, the facility failed to implement systems to promote safe medication administration, including improper crushing and dispensing of medications without proper nurse delegation or documentation. A citation was written for this deficiency.

The follow-up inspection found no deficiencies and confirmed that all previously cited deficiencies were corrected. The facility meets Assisted Living Facility licensing requirements.

The facility was fined $500 for failing to ensure nurse delegation was in place for two residents receiving blood sugar checks and medication administration by unlicensed staff. This citation was uncorrected from a prior inspection dated July 11, 2025.

All violations noted during previous related inspections have been corrected. The facility is currently approved with no outstanding deficiencies.

The complaint investigation (Complaint #178768) found the Assisted Living Facility failed compliance with the State Fire Marshal. The Executive Director confirmed the Engineering Director was no longer employed and was aware of the violations. Multiple fire safety violations were documented during the investigation.

The facility failed to comply with the Washington State Fire Marshal Office during their second follow-up Fire and Life Safety Inspection, placing 130 residents, staff, and visitors at risk. Multiple fire safety violations were identified, including fire doors that would not close and latch, recessed and painted sprinkler heads, and an improperly maintained kitchen suppression system. The Executive Director acknowledged awareness of the violations and that the Engineering Director was no longer employed.

The inspection identified multiple fire safety violations including obstructed sprinkler heads, deficiencies in fire door operation, and issues with fire extinguishing systems. Some violations were corrected on site, but the overall approval status is Disapproved due to outstanding issues.

The inspection identified multiple fire safety deficiencies, including issues with door operation, sprinkler system testing, and emergency power illumination. Several violations remain uncorrected, resulting in a disapproved status.