Nursing Homes in Seattle, Washington — 2026 CMS Evidence Comparison

What the CMS record shows locally

Seattle has 19 CMS-certified skilled nursing facilities. Linked deficiency history is available for 19 of 19 listed facilities, averaging 52.5 citations per facility versus 49.5 statewide. Among that denominator, 0 have zero citations in the loaded history and 4 have Immediate Jeopardy-level citations in that history. Facilities without linked history are not treated as zero-citation facilities.

City-Specific Citation Patterns

The most frequent recorded tags are:

• F0880 — Provide and implement an infection prevention and control program. (56 citations)
• F0689 — Ensure that a nursing home area is free from accident hazards and provides adequate supervision to prevent accidents. (45 citations)
• F0641 — Ensure each resident receives an accurate assessment. (43 citations)
• F0812 — Procure food from sources approved or considered satisfactory and store, prepare, distribute and serve food in accordance with professional standards. (40 citations)
• F0656 — Develop and implement a complete care plan that meets all the resident's needs, with timetables and actions that can be measured. (39 citations)

Facility Directory

1. Caroline Kline Galland Home — 22 deficiencies across 3 surveys
2. Queen Anne Healthcare — 22 deficiencies across 6 surveys
3. Shoreline Health And Rehabilitation — 31 deficiencies across 4 surveys
4. Fircrest Nursing Facility — 36 deficiencies across 9 surveys
5. Transitional Care Of Seattle — 41 deficiencies across 7 surveys
6. Columbia Lutheran Home — 45 deficiencies across 4 surveys
7. Mirabella Seattle — 47 deficiencies across 6 surveys
8. Bailey-Boushay House — 48 deficiencies across 5 surveys
9. Kin On Health Care Center — 50 deficiencies across 8 surveys (Immediate Jeopardy history in loaded records)
10. The Terraces At Skyline — 54 deficiencies across 5 surveys
11. Cascades Of St Anne — 55 deficiencies across 11 surveys
12. Park Shore — 55 deficiencies across 5 surveys
13. Ballard Center — 56 deficiencies across 11 surveys
14. Avamere Rehabilitation At Park West — 60 deficiencies across 8 surveys (Immediate Jeopardy history in loaded records)
15. Providence Mount St Vincent — 64 deficiencies across 9 surveys
16. Washington Care Center — 69 deficiencies across 10 surveys (Immediate Jeopardy history in loaded records)
17. Seattle Medical Post Acute Care — 76 deficiencies across 19 surveys
18. Avamere Rehabilitation Of Shoreline — 83 deficiencies across 14 surveys
19. The Broadview Center — 83 deficiencies across 10 surveys (Immediate Jeopardy history in loaded records)

Source, freshness, and limitations

Official facts come from CMS nursing-home Provider Data published from state survey inspections. POCDesk organizes those records into comparisons and summaries; it does not replace CMS Care Compare or an in-person assessment. Survey timing differs by facility, missing linked history remains unknown, and citation counts alone do not measure staffing, outcomes, or current conditions. See our editorial standards and methodology.

View all nursing homes in Washington

Explore POCDesk — Free Nursing Home Compliance Tools

• SNF Scorecard — look up any facility's inspection record
• Nursing Home Compare Tool — side-by-side comparisons
• Skilled Nursing Near Me — find facilities by city & state
• Best Nursing Homes by State — ranked by inspection results
• Survey Tracker — recent CMS survey activity
• F-Tag Reference Guide — every CMS deficiency tag
• Plan of Correction (POC) Complete Guide
• Free AI POC Generator
• Plan of Correction Examples
• CMS Survey Preparation Guide
• Practical SNF Answers
• SNF Compliance Guides
• What Is Skilled Nursing Care?

Official Sources

POCDesk analyzes official government data. Verify any facility's record or read the underlying regulations at these primary sources:

• Medicare.gov Care Compare — CMS's official nursing home comparison tool
• CMS Provider Data Catalog — the raw nursing home inspection & deficiency datasets
• CMS Nursing Home Certification & Compliance — enforcement policy and the Special Focus Facility program
• 42 CFR Part 483 (eCFR) — the federal requirements of participation behind every F-Tag
• National Long-Term Care Ombudsman Resource Center — free advocacy help for residents and families