Inspection Reports for
Wheatland Village

The inspection identified several fire safety violations including noncompliant power taps, extension cords used for permanent wiring, and fire doors left propped open. Some violations were corrected on site, but the overall approval status was Disapproved.

The IDR process resulted in the deletion of the cited deficiency WAC 388-78A-2340 from the prior Statement of Deficiencies. No other findings or changes were noted.

The document schedules a virtual IDR meeting on January 8, 2026, to review disputed citations, specifically WAC 388-78A-2340. It does not contain inspection findings or violations.

The complaint investigation (Complaint #199262) was initiated due to a failed fire marshal reinspection. The investigation confirmed multiple fire safety violations and deficiencies. The facility failed to provide required documentation and maintain fire safety equipment. The complaint was substantiated with citations written.

The facility failed the Deputy State Fire Marshal inspection with multiple deficiencies related to fire safety and documentation. The report cites several violations of WAC 388-78A-2040(2) and notes that the facility was not in compliance with fire marshal requirements.

The complaint investigation involved two complaint numbers (196557 and 198757) concerning multiple allegations including removal of privately hired caregivers without consent, failure to communicate with the resident's POA, missed medications, privacy violations, and residents leaving the facility unattended. The investigation substantiated failed provider practices related to denying access to private caregivers and restricting resident rights, resulting in citations. Other allegations such as missed medications and privacy violations were not substantiated.

The investigation identified failed provider practices related to denying access to privately hired caregivers and restricting resident rights, resulting in citations. Other allegations such as missed medications and privacy violations were not substantiated. The facility was found not in compliance with certain licensing laws and regulations, specifically WAC 388-78A-2660.

The inspection identified multiple fire safety violations including issues with hold-open devices, sprinkler system coverage, testing and maintenance documentation, fire alarm system deficiencies, and controlled egress door requirements. Several violations were corrected on site, but the overall approval status was Disapproved due to outstanding deficiencies.

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

The complaint investigation involved two discharged residents who experienced multiple falls. Resident 1 had several documented falls with no adequate investigation or interventions to prevent future falls, and an inaccurate incident report was completed. Resident 2 was found with injuries after a fall, but the investigation lacked staff interviews and did not verify if care interventions were effective. The facility failed to meet investigation requirements under WAC 388-78A-2371.

The Assisted Living Facility failed to thoroughly investigate multiple resident falls and did not implement adequate preventative measures, placing residents at risk of harm. The investigation found inaccurate and incomplete incident investigations and lack of staff interviews. Citations were written for these deficiencies.

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