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Federal update · July 2026

Nursing Home Rating Changes in Washington: July 2026 Update

In the July 2026 federal update, 36 nursing homes in Washington changed their overall Medicare rating (25 lower, 11 higher), 1 were added to the federal Special Focus watch list, and 4 were newly flagged with the federal abuse indicator. These are factual changes in the U.S. federal (CMS) data, comparing the July 2026 release with June 2026.

25
Rating downgraded
11
Rating improved
1
Added to watch list
4
Newly abuse-flagged

Newly added to the federal watch list 1 facility

SFF candidate

The Special Focus Facility program flags nursing homes with a persistent pattern of serious quality problems.

Newly flagged with the federal abuse indicator 4

Abuse indicator added
Abuse indicator added
Mountain View Post Acute
Ellensburg, WA
Abuse indicator added
Abuse indicator added

Overall rating downgraded 25

Bothell Health Care
Bothell, WA
3 → 2 ★
Cascades Of St Anne
Seattle, WA
3 → 2 ★
4 → 3 ★
Everett Center
Everett, WA
4 → 3 ★
5 → 4 ★
Hallmark Manor
Federal Way, WA
3 → 2 ★
4 → 3 ★
3 → 2 ★
5 → 4 ★
North Auburn Care
Auburn, WA
3 → 2 ★
Puyallup Post Acute
Puyallup, WA
2 → 1 ★
3 → 2 ★
4 → 3 ★
3 → 2 ★
2 → 1 ★
3 → 2 ★
4 → 3 ★
4 → 3 ★

Overall rating improved 11

1 → 3 ★
2 → 3 ★
Mirabella
Seattle, WA
4 → 5 ★
1 → 2 ★
Pine Ridge Post Acute
Edmonds, WA
3 → 4 ★
2 → 3 ★
Regency At The Park
College Place, WA
4 → 5 ★
3 → 4 ★
1 → 2 ★
1 → 2 ★

Changes compare the July 2026 U.S. federal (CMS) nursing home release with the June 2026 release. The facts are CMS's; the presentation is Open Care Data's. Ratings and flags can change again in future updates. Open Care Data is not affiliated with CMS, Medicare, or any government agency. How we use this data.

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