Creekside Village

What state inspectors found

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

Creekside Village's most recent inspection, in April 2026, looked into four separate complaints - two about pests, one about medications, and one about abuse - and closed all of them with no deficiencies cited. Inspectors reported that residents said they were receiving their medications accurately, that no resident or staff member had recently seen rodents or droppings, and that staff could explain what abuse is and who to report it to. At the earlier March 2025 licensure survey, residents told inspectors they felt safe and comfortable in the building, and abuse and staffing complaints reviewed that day did not result in citations. That 2025 survey did cite one problem - four open food items in the kitchen refrigerator had no open or use-by date - which was corrected and verified by the state within two weeks.

• The most recent inspection, in April 2026, investigated four separate complaints at once and ended with no deficiencies cited. 04-24-2026
• Two complaints alleged a pest problem. Inspectors reviewed pest control records and invoices and talked with residents and staff; no resident reported rodents or droppings, no staff had recently seen any, and no problem with the physical environment was found. 04-24-2026
• On a complaint about medications, residents told inspectors they were getting their medications accurately, and staff described orientation, training, and having their medication passes randomly observed by a nurse or pharmacist. No care or treatment deficiency was cited. 04-24-2026
• On an abuse complaint, staff were able to explain to inspectors what abuse is and who to report it to, and no abuse-related deficiency was cited. 04-24-2026

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