Inspection Reports for Mirabella Seattle

The Office of the State Fire Marshal conducted a fire safety inspection at the Mirabella residential care facility to assess compliance with fire protection and safety codes.

The inspection found multiple deficiencies related to incomplete or missing documentation for hood cleaning, sprinkler system maintenance, fire extinguishing system servicing, fire door inspections, and carbon monoxide detection testing. The facility was disapproved due to these deficiencies, but all violations from previous inspections had been corrected.

The Department completed a follow-up inspection of the Assisted Living Facility to verify correction of previously cited deficiencies related to respiratory protection policy compliance.

The facility met the Assisted Living Facility licensing requirements and no deficiencies were found during the follow-up inspection. The prior deficiency related to failure to have a licensed health care professional review medical evaluations for employees prior to fit testing was corrected.

The complaint investigation was related to positive COVID-19 cases at the facility. The investigation found the facility had infection control policies and procedures in place and met reporting requirements, but failed to follow their Respiratory Protection Plan policy regarding medical evaluations prior to fit testing employees.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging that a named resident ran his wheelchair into another resident causing injury, and to investigate compliance with licensing laws and regulations.

The Assisted Living Facility failed to develop appropriate approaches and interventions in the negotiated service agreement for a resident with behavioral issues, failed to monitor residents' well-being adequately, failed to ensure safe medication administration and refusal protocols, failed to provide proper training and orientation to staff, and failed to maintain safe food sanitation practices. Multiple deficiencies were cited placing residents at risk.

Complaint involved an incident where a named resident ran his wheelchair into another resident causing injury. The investigation substantiated failure to develop appropriate behavioral interventions and other care deficiencies placing residents at risk.

The Office of the State Fire Marshal conducted a fire safety inspection at the Mirabella residential care facility on 02/15/2024.

Multiple fire safety violations were observed including blocked electrical panels, extension cords in prohibited areas, exposed wiring, door latch failures, missing fire alarm circuit breaker lock, and deficiencies in sprinkler system testing and emergency lighting. The facility was cited for failure to provide required inspection paperwork and schedules for fire-rated construction and fire doors.

The Office of the State Fire Marshal conducted an inspection at the facility to assess compliance with fire protection and safety codes.

The facility was found to be non-compliant with several fire safety requirements including lack of documentation for annual fire wall inspection, deficiencies in smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detector testing, electrical hazards, improper use of power strips, malfunctioning fire doors, and inadequate means of egress illumination.

The inspection was conducted in response to a complaint alleging that a staff member smacked a resident on the arms at the Assisted Living Facility.

The facility responded promptly by suspending the staff member, investigating the incident, and implementing interventions to protect the resident. No failed provider practice was identified and no citation was written, although a background check deficiency was noted and corrected by the follow-up inspection.

The Named Resident reported that the Named Staff smacked her on the arms. The allegation was investigated, and the facility took protective actions. The complaint was not substantiated with failed provider practice.