Inspection Reports for Ash Street Place

The inspection was conducted as a routine survey of the Assisted Living Center to assess compliance with applicable regulations.

No deficiencies were cited during the inspection conducted on November 20, 2025.

A complaint survey was conducted due to multiple allegations including failure to provide care according to physician orders, insufficient staffing, inadequate meal provision, medication administration issues, infection control lapses, and failure to ensure resident safety and supervision.

The facility was found deficient in providing adequate memory care activities, maintaining kitchen cleanliness, ensuring sufficient staffing to meet resident care and evacuation needs, timely incident reporting, and medication availability and administration. Deficiencies were cited for failure to provide planned cognitive activities for memory care residents, kitchen floor cleanliness and ice machine maintenance, insufficient staff coverage especially during night shifts, delayed incident reporting, and missing medications for a resident.

The complaint investigation included multiple allegations such as failure to provide care according to physician orders, insufficient staffing, failure to provide meals three times daily, failure to administer antibiotics as ordered, inadequate infection control during medication administration, failure to prevent falls, failure to ensure food served under sanitary conditions, failure to follow medication administration policies, failure to ensure advance directives were honored, and failure to submit timely incident reports.

This document serves as a renewal license issued to Ash Street Place, L.L.C., an assisted living center, authorizing it to conduct and maintain operations at the specified location.

The license renewal certifies that Ash Street Place meets the provisions of the Oklahoma Statutes and rules adopted by the State Board of Health, allowing continued operation with a maximum capacity of 37 beds.

The inspection was a State Licensure survey conducted at the facility to identify deficiencies related to regulatory compliance.

Deficiencies were found during the survey that represented the potential for more than minimal harm. The facility is required to submit a plan of correction to address these deficiencies before penalties are assessed.

A relicensure survey was conducted from August 14, 2024 through August 15, 2024 to assess compliance with licensure requirements for Arbor House Assisted Living of Midwest City.

The facility was found deficient in staff qualifications, specifically failure to ensure one staff member (#2) was trained in first aid, CPR, and abuse training within 90 days of employment. The facility submitted a plan of correction which was accepted, and a revisit confirmed substantial compliance effective September 30, 2024.

This document is a license renewal for the assisted living center Arbor House Assisted Living of Midwest City, certifying the facility to continue operation.

The document certifies that LGD Midwest City Opco, LLC is licensed to conduct and maintain an assisted living center with a maximum capacity of 65 beds. It is issued pursuant to Oklahoma statutes and state board of health regulations.

A complaint investigation was conducted due to allegations that the facility failed to ensure medications were administered according to physicians' orders and failed to ensure qualified staff to provide care for residents.

The investigation found deficiencies in medication administration, including failure to administer medication according to physician's orders and untimely medication administration. The facility also failed to ensure qualified staff provided care. The facility was given an opportunity to correct these deficiencies.

The complaint investigation was initiated on 2023-11-08 due to allegations that the facility failed to ensure medications were administered according to physicians' orders and failed to ensure qualified staff to provide care. The investigation included observations, interviews, and record reviews. The deficiencies cited represented potential for more than minimal harm but no actual harm was identified.

The inspection was conducted as a routine survey of the Assisted Living Center to assess compliance with applicable regulations.

No deficiencies were cited during the inspection conducted at the Assisted Living Center.

This document is a renewal license issued to Arbor House of Midwest City, L.L.C. to conduct and maintain an Assisted Living Center.

The license certifies that the facility meets the requirements to operate as an Assisted Living Center with a maximum capacity of 65 beds. No deficiencies or violations are noted in this document.

The inspection was conducted as a complaint investigation at the Assisted Living facility.

No deficiencies were cited during the complaint investigation.

Complaint investigation conducted with no deficiencies cited.

This document is a license renewal issued to Ash Street Place, L.L.C. for an Assisted Living Center, certifying the facility to conduct and maintain operations as an assisted living center.

The document certifies the renewal of the facility's license with a maximum capacity of 37 beds, effective from April 12, 2022, through April 11, 2025.

This document is a license renewal issued to Ash Street Place, L.L.C. for operating an Assisted Living Center, certifying the facility's license renewal status.

The license certifies that Ash Street Place is authorized to conduct and maintain an Assisted Living Center with a maximum capacity of 37 beds. The license is effective from 04/12/2021 through 04/11/2022.

This document serves as a license renewal for Arbor House Assisted Living of Midwest City, authorizing the facility to conduct and maintain an assisted living center.

The license is issued pursuant to Oklahoma statutes and regulations by the State Board of Health, valid from 11/12/2020 to 11/11/2021.

The inspection was a COVID-19 Special Focus Infection Control Survey conducted on June 17, 2020.

No deficiencies were cited during the COVID-19 Special Focus Infection Control Survey at Ash Street Place.

This document is a renewal license issued to Ash Street Place, an assisted living center, certifying the facility to conduct and maintain operations.

The license certifies that Ash Street Place meets the requirements to operate as an assisted living center with a maximum capacity of 37 beds. No deficiencies or violations are noted in this document.

A state licensure survey was conducted along with a complaint investigation triggered by allegations of improper medication administration at the facility.

The investigation substantiated deficient practice related to medication administration and accurate documentation of medication records, with potential for more than minimal harm. The facility was required to submit a plan of correction and was given an opportunity to correct deficiencies prior to penalties.

The allegation that the center failed to ensure medications were properly administered was substantiated (S).

This document is a license renewal issued to Arbor House of Midwest City, L.L.C. to conduct and maintain an Assisted Living Center.

The license certifies the facility's compliance with state regulations to operate as an Assisted Living Center with a maximum capacity of 65 beds. No deficiencies or violations are noted in this document.

The inspection was conducted at the Assisted Living Center as a routine survey event identified by LVYP11.

No deficiencies were cited during the inspection conducted on April 24, 2019.

This document is a license renewal issued to Ash Street Place, L.L.C. for maintaining an Assisted Living Center, certifying the facility's compliance with state regulations.

The license certifies that Ash Street Place is authorized to operate as an Assisted Living Center with a maximum capacity of 37 beds, effective from 04/12/2019 to 04/11/2020.

A State Licensure survey was conducted at the assisted living facility to assess compliance with licensing requirements as part of the re-licensure process.

Deficient practice was cited related to medication staffing, specifically the failure to arrange for qualified staff to administer respiratory inhalers, resulting in potential for more than minimal harm.

A licensure inspection was conducted at the Assisted Living Center facility to assess compliance and identify deficiencies.

The facility failed to arrange for qualified staff to administer respiratory inhalers for one resident, allowing Medication Administration Technicians (MATs) to administer inhalers, which is against policy and regulation.