Brookdale Chickasha

What state inspectors found

2 inspections in the last two years · 1 with no deficiencies cited · 1 with findings

State inspectors came to Brookdale Chickasha twice in the last two years. In October 2024 they investigated two complaints — one about unsafe flooring and one about who was providing wound care — and cited no deficiencies, noting apartment carpet was intact without buckling or ripples. The October 2025 licensing inspection did find real problems: unlabeled and uncovered food in the kitchen, a cook working without gloves or secured hair, and a former employee who had handed a resident their medications. The center's correction plan was accepted and a December 2025 revisit confirmed it was back in substantial compliance, but families may want to ask the administrator directly about the medication-handling incident.

• In October 2024 the state investigated a complaint that the building was not safe, and cited nothing. The surveyor walked resident apartments and found the carpet in good repair, with no buckling or rippling that could cause a trip. 10-15-2024
• A second October 2024 complaint claimed unqualified staff were doing wound care. The state pulled medical records, medication records, job descriptions and staff licenses and certifications, and closed the investigation with no deficiencies cited. 10-15-2024
• During the October 2025 visit surveyors watched a medication pass, reviewed resident assessments and care plans, and asked residents directly about the care they receive and whether they felt safe in the building. 10-28-2025
• The problems found in October 2025 were fixed. The state accepted the facility's correction plan and a follow-up review in December 2025 confirmed the center was back in compliance. 10-28-2025

Summarized from Oklahoma State Department of Health survey documents. Inspections are a snapshot of specific days and sample a small number of residents.