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Murano Senior Living

Independent Living / Assisted Living / Memory Care

4.3
Facility Summary
75ScoreMurano Senior Living performs above average overall, reflecting top-quartile marks for property quality, location, and resident reviews, alongside above-average leadership and brand standing. Regulatory performance is around average across six inspections covering enforcement letters, fire safety, and investigations, with moderate severity and response patterns. Public reviews are notably positive, with 29 ratings averaging near-perfect scores on Google and A Place for Mom, praising welcoming staff, scratch-kitchen dining, well-appointed amenities, and strong employee retention compared to other facilities toured. The combination of high marks in resident experience and physical environment balances with typical regulatory outcomes, suggesting a facility that excels in daily living quality while maintaining standard compliance practices.

Reviews

Boutique Hotel-Style Care Excellence

Murano delivers a boutique hotel experience with spectacular Seattle views, exceptional food from a scratch kitchen, and notably kind, stable staff that families consistently praise. Reviewers highlight the beautiful facility, spacious apartments, rich activities including Montessori-based memory care, and strong employee retention. Minor criticisms include occasional slow responsiveness post-move-in, inconsistent pricing communications, and meats sometimes overcooked, though recent culinary improvements show responsiveness to feedback.

5.0Based on 31 reviews
Casey CrumFebruary 27, 2026

Murano Senior Living graciously invited our company to hold our regional meeting at their community, giving me the opportunity to stay in their guest suite for a few nights. The bu

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Les OstermeierFebruary 26, 2026

I had the opportunity to stay at this beautiful retirement, assisted living and memory care community to attend a regional meeting for our senior housing & care referral agency tha

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JenniferFebruary 23, 2026

Murano is a lovely facility with all the amenities, and then some, one could want. The staff was very welcoming and kind, making us feel comfortable at this challenging time.

StephenFebruary 12, 2026

[name removed] was kind, warm, patient, and helpful. The food from the scratch kitchen is delicious. The available 2br/2bath apartment on the 3rd floor is a much lower rent than un

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Inspections(6)

December 1, 2025·inspectionsmoderate
Event Score
42
Response Score
68

The facility failed to maintain proper hot water temperatures (105-120°F) in 5 of 7 common restrooms, with temperatures as low as 93°F, affecting infection control and forcing closure of the beauty salon on multiple occasions. The facility acknowledged the deficiency, developed a monitoring system, and completed corrective actions by the target date. A follow-up inspection on 12/12/2025 confirmed full compliance with no remaining deficiencies.

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January 1, 2025·investigationssevere
Event Score
72
Response Score
25

A serious background check failure was identified where a staff member with substantiated financial exploitation allegations against her son was working in the memory care unit with vulnerable adults. The facility failed to conduct required background checks both at hire and at the two-year renewal, representing a systemic failure in resident protection protocols. The facility's response was minimal, with no evidence of immediate corrective action, staff removal, or policy changes despite the significant vulnerability of memory care residents to financial exploitation.

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December 1, 2024·enforcement_lettersmoderate
Event Score
45
Response Score
25

The facility failed to maintain required Washington state background checks for staff, a recurring violation previously cited in April 2024 and October 2022, placing 78 residents at potential risk from a staff member with unknown criminal history. The state imposed a $300 civil fine for this repeat offense. The facility's response has been inadequate, as evidenced by the pattern of recurrence across multiple years, demonstrating systemic failure to implement effective corrective measures despite previous citations.

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June 1, 2024·inspectionsmoderate
Event Score
42
Response Score
72

The inspection identified multiple procedural and compliance violations including unsecured hazardous chemicals accessible to cognitively impaired residents, expired background checks for two staff members, incomplete tuberculosis testing protocols, missing staff orientation documentation, lapsed continuing education requirements, improper food storage, inadequate pet health certifications, and failure to implement the facility's respiratory protection program. The facility responded appropriately by acknowledging all findings, submitting a plan of correction with a completion date of June 7, 2024, and successfully correcting all deficiencies as verified by the follow-up inspection on June 28, 2024. While the violations represented a pattern of administrative and safety oversights affecting multiple compliance areas, none resulted in actual resident harm, and the facility demonstrated good follow-through in addressing systemic gaps.

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March 1, 2024·investigationssevere
Event Score
72
Response Score
48

A resident alleged sexual abuse by a caregiver (rape with a newspaper), constituting a severe allegation requiring immediate protective action. The facility conducted an investigation that ruled out abuse and notified appropriate parties, but failed to follow their own policy by not removing the accused caregiver from resident care pending investigation, creating continued risk exposure. While the facility took some investigative steps, the failure to immediately protect the vulnerable resident from potential ongoing contact with the accused staff member represents a significant gap in their response protocol. A citation was issued for failure to implement abuse protection policies during the investigation period.

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October 1, 2023·fire_inspectionssevere
Event Score
68
Response Score
72

The September 2023 inspection identified nine violations including critical life-safety issues: fire-rated door failures, blocked egress paths with plants and chairs, missing smoke alarm testing documentation, fire alarm pull stations obstructed by plants, breaches in fire-rated walls, and unsecured high-pressure gas cylinders. The facility responded appropriately by correcting all violations within the one-month timeframe, as confirmed by the October 2023 follow-up inspection showing full compliance. While the violations were serious and involved multiple fire protection and egress systems, the facility's timely corrective action and successful resolution of all issues demonstrates adequate response to the identified deficiencies.

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