Inspection Reports for
Red Oak Residence of North Bend

The follow-up inspection on 02/26/2026 found no deficiencies and confirmed that the facility meets the Assisted Living Facility licensing requirements. Previously cited deficiencies were corrected.

All violations noted during previous related inspections have been corrected. The facility was approved following this inspection.

The complaint investigation was based on a failed Fire Marshal inspection. The complaint number is 151355. The investigation confirmed multiple fire safety violations and noncompliance with State Fire Marshal regulations.

The facility failed to meet required fire safety regulations as evidenced by the Washington State Patrol Fire Protection Bureau report dated 10/03/2024. The facility staff acknowledged noncompliance and developed a plan with outside vendors to correct the outstanding fire marshal requirements.

The inspection found multiple deficiencies, some of which were corrected on site, while others remained uncorrected due to lack of documentation or unresolved issues. The overall approval status is Disapproved.

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

The complaint investigation (Complaint #102822) was regarding incomplete background checks. The investigation confirmed the facility failed to complete required background checks on employees, resulting in a citation. The follow-up inspection verified correction of these deficiencies.

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

The complaint investigation was triggered by a failed second State Fire Marshal inspection. The investigation confirmed the facility was out of compliance with fire marshal regulations and a citation was issued. The facility had not completed all required corrections at the time of the investigation, and the investigator noted the facility was not actively working within the Fire Marshal's guidelines due to lack of communication with the Fire Marshal.

The facility was found out of compliance with fire safety regulations and a citation was issued. The report documents deficiencies related to fire marshal requirements, including failure to have the building approved by the Washington State Fire Marshal. The facility created a plan to correct the deficiencies and some corrections were made, but some issues remained at the time of inspection.

The inspection found multiple deficiencies primarily related to missing required inspection and maintenance paperwork for fire safety systems. All other physical fire safety features were found corrected or in compliance. The overall status is Disapproved due to incomplete documentation.

The complaint investigation focused on allegations that the facility did not report a Norovirus outbreak, used ineffective cleaning products, failed to use proper enteric precautions, had issues with sick employee return to work policy, and had inadequate facility response. The investigation substantiated failure to report the outbreak and lack of infection control procedures, resulting in citations.

The facility experienced a Norovirus outbreak among residents and staff and failed to immediately report it to the local health department. The facility used effective cleaning products and had a policy preventing ill staff from working, but lacked procedures to ensure PPE availability during infectious periods. Citations were written for failure to report the outbreak, which delayed investigation and may have contributed to the ongoing outbreak.

Complaint #63893 concerned multiple power outages. Document review and phone interviews with the facility administrator and receptionist confirmed the outages were community-wide and outside the facility's control. No violations were found.

No violations or IFC violations were detected during the investigation. The facility is conducting monthly and annual emergency lighting and exit sign checks, and monthly fire drills to ensure resident and staff safety.