Inspection Reports for John H. Johnson Senior Apartments

A State Licensure survey with complaint investigations was conducted at John H Johnson Care Suites on May 13, 2025, to investigate multiple allegations including medication administration errors, failure to complete assessments by qualified staff, resident dignity concerns, falsification of medical records, failure to assess and intervene timely for changes in condition, pest control issues, and failure to provide personal clothing to a resident.

The investigation found multiple deficiencies including unclean kitchen floors, failure to maintain required staffing ratios as per resident lease agreements, and other care and service deficiencies. The facility was cited for these deficiencies and required to submit a plan of correction. A follow-up revisit on July 3, 2025, confirmed all deficiencies were corrected as of June 27, 2025.

Multiple complaints were investigated including medication administration errors, failure to complete assessments, resident dignity and grievance issues, falsification of medical records, failure to assess and intervene timely for changes in condition, pest control problems, and failure to return personal clothing to a resident. The investigations were conducted through observations, interviews, and record reviews.

This document serves as a renewal application and notification of the facility's renewed license to operate an assisted living center.

The document confirms the issuance of a renewal license for the John H Johnson Care Suites assisted living center, valid from 05/21/2025 to 05/21/2028.

A complaint investigation was conducted at John H Johnson Care Suites based on multiple allegations including failure to provide refunds timely, inadequate assistance with activities of daily living, ineffective pest control, improper food service, medication administration issues, discrimination, abuse, and failure to report incidents timely.

The investigation found multiple deficiencies including failure to ensure dietary staff wore hair restraints, failure to follow physician medication orders, failure to submit timely reportable incidents to the State Department, and failure to report allegations of abuse within required timeframes. The facility was found to have deficiencies representing potential for more than minimal harm but no actual harm was identified.

The complaint investigation included allegations of failure to provide refunds within 30 days of discharge, failure to provide assistance with activities of daily living and housekeeping, failure to implement effective pest control, failure to serve food according to resident preferences, failure to administer medications according to physician orders, failure to prevent discrimination, failure to prevent abuse, failure to maintain accurate records, and failure to report abuse allegations timely to the Oklahoma State Department of Health and other authorities.

A complaint survey was conducted due to allegations that the facility failed to implement effective systems for medication ordering and administration, failed to ensure palatable food was served, failed to provide laundry services as contracted, and failed to have an effective pest control program.

The investigation found deficiencies related to medication administration, food service, laundry services, and pest control. Specifically, one resident's medications were not held per physician's orders in a timely manner. The facility was found to have deficiencies representing potential for more than minimal harm but no actual harm was identified.

The complaint investigation was based on allegations of failure to implement effective medication ordering and administration systems, failure to serve palatable food, failure to provide contracted laundry services, and failure to maintain an effective pest control program. The investigation included observations, interviews, and record reviews. The deficiencies cited represented potential for more than minimal harm but no actual harm was identified.

A relicensure survey was conducted from June 1 through June 8, 2023, to assess compliance with state licensure requirements for the assisted living center.

The survey identified deficiencies including failure to date and label food items properly, incomplete comprehensive assessments lacking required personal interviews and signatures, and inadequate nurse supervision of residents self-administering medications or treatments. The facility lacked a self-administration policy and failed to conduct required assessments and care planning for residents self-administering medications.

A complaint investigation was conducted at John H Johnson Care Suites on February 27-28, 2023, based on multiple complaints alleging deficiencies in care and facility operations.

The investigation found no substantiated deficient practices related to the specific allegations, but cited deficiencies representing potential for more than minimal harm, including failure to report two hospital incidents for one resident. The facility submitted an acceptable plan of correction and a revisit confirmed all deficiencies were corrected by March 30, 2023.

Multiple allegations were investigated including failure to serve meals at preferred temperatures, failure to answer call lights timely, failure to administer pain medications as ordered, misappropriation of resident property, failure to assist with assistive equipment, failure to provide palatable and sufficient food, and physical environment concerns. All allegations were found unsubstantiated.

This document is a license renewal issued to John H. Johnson ALF, LP for the assisted living center John H Johnson Care Suites, certifying the facility to conduct and maintain an assisted living center.

The license renewal certifies the facility's compliance with Oklahoma statutes and state board of health regulations, allowing operation until May 20, 2025.

Complaint investigation conducted due to multiple allegations including medication administration, resident rights, medical care, abuse, and property misappropriation.

The investigation found no substantiated deficient practices for allegations related to medication administration, resident rights, abuse, and property misappropriation. However, a deficiency was substantiated related to failure to ensure accurate and complete assessments, monitoring, and timely implementation of interventions for a resident with a change in condition, resulting in a citation (C1505).

The complaint investigation included allegations that the center failed to ensure medications were properly administered, residents had the right to choose their physician, residents received adequate medical care, care and services were provided as contracted, and the center provided an abuse-free environment. All allegations were unsubstantiated except for a deficiency unrelated to the complaint.

This document is a renewal license issued to John H. Johnson ALF, LP for the operation of an Assisted Living Center.

The license certifies that the facility is authorized to conduct and maintain an Assisted Living Center with a maximum capacity of 120 beds, effective from 2021-05-21 to 2022-05-20.

The visit was conducted as a COVID-19 Special Focus Infection Control Survey to determine if the facility was in compliance with implementing proper infection prevention and control practices to prevent the development and transmission of COVID-19.

No deficiencies were cited during the COVID-19 Special Focus Survey conducted on August 31, 2020.

This document is a renewal license issued to John H. Johnson ALF, LP 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 120 beds. The license is effective from 2020-05-21 to 2021-05-20.

The document is an initial license approval and issuance for John H. Johnson ALF, LP, a new assisted living center with 120 beds, located in Oklahoma City, OK.

The application for the initial license was approved, and all required documents for the resident contract were accepted by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.