Inspection Reports for
Wenatchee Senior Living

The visit was a complaint investigation completed on May 6, 2026, which found recurring medication service deficiencies previously cited in 2025. The deficiency was substantiated and resulted in a civil fine.

The licensee failed to implement a safe medication system and ensure medications were administered as prescribed for three residents, placing them at risk for health complications. This deficiency is recurring and resulted in a $400 civil fine.

The complaint investigation was triggered by an allegation that the facility did not provide a detailed explanation of charges. The investigation confirmed multiple deficiencies including failure to provide signed negotiated service agreements and failure to inform residents of charges and services. The complaint number referenced is 219401.

The investigation found multiple deficiencies including failure to complete full resident assessments, lack of signed negotiated service agreements, unsafe medication administration practices, failure to notify physicians of medication refusals, lack of family assistance medication plans, incomplete staff orientation and training, and failure to inform residents in writing about services, charges, and facility rules. Some deficiencies were recurring. The facility was cited for these violations and required to correct them.

The complaint investigation involved three complaint numbers (207143, 205714, 209583) alleging failure to process physician orders timely, staff working without appropriate credentials, and failure to coordinate care with outside providers. The investigation substantiated these allegations with citations issued.

The investigation found multiple deficiencies including failure to develop adequate negotiated service agreements, failure to coordinate health care services with outside providers, failure to ensure staff had required credentials and background checks, failure to administer medications as prescribed in a timely manner, and failure to verify staff credentials for delegated nursing tasks. Citations were written for these failures.

The complaint investigation found that a resident did not receive prescribed medication for an infection in a timely manner, resulting in a delay of eight days before antibiotic treatment started. The failure was substantiated with citations written.

The follow-up inspection found no deficiencies and confirmed that the previously cited medication service deficiencies were corrected.

The complaint investigation (Intake ID 191000) concerned the facility's failure to notify and involve the identified resident's legal representative before issuing a discharge notice. The allegation was substantiated, and citations were written for violations of WAC 388-78A-2660 and RCW 70.129.140.

The investigation found that the facility failed to contact the resident's legal representative before issuing a 30-day discharge notice, violating resident rights. A citation was written for this failure, and the facility was found not in compliance with licensing laws.

The complaint investigation (Complaint #177828) found that a named resident did not receive medications as ordered by a physician. The investigation identified failed provider practice and citations were written. The deficiency was corrected by the follow-up inspection.

The follow-up inspection on 07/30/2025 found no deficiencies; previously cited medication availability issues were corrected. The facility demonstrated compliance with WAC 388-78A-2240 regarding timely and correct medication administration.

No violations were observed during this inspection. The facility passed the fire safety inspection with no deficiencies noted.

The complaint investigation (Complaint #153189) found that a named resident did not receive appropriate 30-day written notification prior to being moved to a new apartment, resulting in distress. The deficiency was substantiated and cited in the Statement of Deficiencies dated 01/17/2025. The follow-up inspection on 02/26/2025 found the deficiency corrected.

The follow-up inspection found no deficiencies; all previously cited violations related to resident rights and notification of room changes were corrected.

All violations cited during the inspection were corrected on site. The facility was approved following the inspection.

The complaint investigation involved multiple allegations including inappropriate use of pain medication, a resident fall with injury, and improper medication handling. The investigation substantiated failed provider practices and citations were issued for medication administration and failure to report significant changes in a resident's condition.

The investigation found failed provider practices related to medication administration and reporting significant changes in a resident's condition. Citations were written for violations of WAC 388-78A-2640(1)(a)(b) and WAC 388-78A-2210(1)(a)(b). The facility failed to notify the provider of a resident's significant change in condition and left medications unattended in residents' apartments.

The follow-up inspection on 07/18/2024 found no deficiencies and the facility meets the Assisted Living Facility licensing requirements. Previously cited deficiencies were corrected as listed in the letter.

The complaint investigation (Complaint Number 109993) involved a sample of 7 residents out of 76 total residents. The investigation confirmed expired respiratory fit testing and inadequate respiratory protection practices. Citations were issued, substantiating the complaint.

The investigation found that the facility failed to implement a compliant Respiratory Protection Program, including expired respiratory fit testing for staff. Citations were issued for these deficiencies.

This report is based on a complaint investigation conducted on May 23, 2023, which substantiated neglect related to skin injury interventions for one resident.

The licensee failed to protect residents from neglect by not providing interventions, monitoring skin injuries, and updating the Negotiated Service Agreement for one resident, resulting in three skin injuries and resident discomfort. This violation led to a $1,000 civil fine.

The complaint investigation involved multiple allegations including a resident's fall and pressure injuries. The investigation found deficient practices in assessment, monitoring, documentation, and reporting related to these allegations, resulting in citations for multiple WAC violations.

The investigation found that the facility failed to properly investigate and document changes in the named resident's condition, including skin issues and fall-related injuries. Deficient practices were identified related to assessment, monitoring, treatment, and reporting, resulting in citations for multiple WAC regulations.

The complaint investigation referenced complaint number 72203 and included allegations that the facility failed to notify the family and HCS worker of a resident's hospital transfer and failed to report an unwitnessed fall with fracture. The investigation substantiated these allegations and citations were written.

The investigation found that the facility failed to notify the Home and Community Services worker and the department about a resident's hospital admission and an unwitnessed fall with fracture. The family member was notified of the hospitalization. Citations were written for these failures.

Complaint #63407 involved a fire sprinkler pipe rupture due to cold weather. The allegation was unsubstantiated as no code violations were found and the issue was corrected.

The fire sprinkler pipe rupture was repaired promptly, and the facility's procedures were followed with no code violations observed. The facility was placed on fire watch which was discontinued after repairs.