Regency At The Park
College Place, WA · Medicare and Medicaid-certified nursing home (CCN 505075) · 106 certified beds
Health inspection: 4 · Quality measures: 2 · Staffing: 5
Federal fines: 2 totaling $148,838 · 1 payment denial
Phone: (509) 529-4480 · Verify on Medicare Care Compare ↗
Regency At The Park holds a 5-star overall CMS rating, above the Washington state average of 3.21 stars. Its health inspection rating is 4 stars and its staffing rating is 5 stars.
Regency At The Park reports 4.17 total nurse hours per resident per day, including 1.29 RN hours per resident per day, with a staffing rating of 5 stars. Nursing staff turnover is reported at 42.7%.
CMS records show 2 federal fines totaling $148,838.00 and 1 payment denial for Regency At The Park. There is no abuse icon or Special Focus designation noted in the available data for this facility.
About this facility
Regency At The Park is a for-profit nursing home in College Place, Washington (Walla Walla County), certified for Medicare and Medicaid since August 1974. The facility maintains 106 certified beds with an average of 76.9 residents.
According to CMS Care Compare, Regency At The Park holds an overall rating of 5 stars, above the Washington state average of 3.21. Its component ratings are: health inspection 4 stars, quality measures 2 stars, and staffing 5 stars.
Nurse staffing totals 4.17 hours per resident per day, including 1.29 RN hours per resident per day. Nursing staff turnover is reported at 42.7%.
CMS records show 2 federal fines totaling $148,838.00, and 1 payment denial on file for this facility.
No abuse icon or Special Focus status is indicated in the data provided for this facility.
Regency At The Park is part of the Regency Pacific Management chain, which operates 27 facilities with an average chain rating of 3.9 stars. There is no record of an ownership change in the past 12 months for this facility.
Data source: CMS Medicare Care Compare.
Questions families ask
What is this nursing home's CMS overall star rating and how does it compare to the state average?
Regency At The Park has a 5-star overall CMS rating, above the Washington state average of 3.21 stars.
Does this facility accept Medicare, Medicaid, or both?
This facility accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
How well is this facility staffed — nurse hours per resident and turnover?
Total nurse staffing is 4.17 hours per resident per day, including 1.29 RN hours, with a staffing rating of 5 stars; nursing turnover is 42.7%.
Does this facility have federal fines or penalties on record?
Yes, CMS records show 2 fines totaling $148,838.00 and 1 payment denial.
Has CMS flagged this facility for abuse or placed it in the Special Focus program?
The data provided does not indicate an abuse icon or Special Focus status for this facility.
How large is this facility and how many residents live there?
Regency At The Park has 106 certified beds with an average daily population of 76.9 residents.
Who owns this facility — and is it part of a chain?
It is a for-profit corporation and part of the Regency Pacific Management chain, which operates 27 facilities averaging 3.9 stars.
How long has this facility been Medicare/Medicaid certified?
The facility has been certified since August 1974.
What do the four different CMS star ratings mean?
CMS rates facilities on overall, health inspection, staffing, and quality measures; this facility scores 5, 4, 5, and 2 stars respectively.
Does this facility offer short-term rehabilitation as well as long-term care?
The data provided does not specify service types; contact the facility at 5095294480 and verify on Medicare Care Compare.
What should I look for when touring this facility?
The data provided does not cover tour details; contact the facility at 5095294480 to arrange a visit.
How do I verify this facility's current record on Medicare Care Compare?
You can review current details at https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/details/nursing-home/505075?state=WA.
Data: CMS Care Compare (Aug2026 refresh). Star ratings, staffing hours, and penalty records are CMS's official published measures. Always tour the facility, review the current inspection record, and verify details with Medicare before making care decisions.