Meadowlakes Retirement Village

What state inspectors found

5 inspections in the last two years · 2 with no deficiencies cited · 3 with findings

Oklahoma inspectors visited Meadowlakes Retirement Village five times in the last two years. Two of those visits closed with no deficiencies at all: a June 2026 complaint alleging the center failed to keep residents free from abuse, and a December 2024 complaint about how quickly the center responded to a resident's change in condition. On those visits surveyors described clean, well-lit, odor-free hallways and rooms and saw staff out among residents helping with daily care. The record is not spotless. The August 2024 relicensure survey produced eight findings, including medications not administered as ordered for five of ten sampled residents, two residents whose annual comprehensive assessments were roughly two years overdue, kitchen equipment and ceiling in poor repair, and an incident report sent to the state two days late after a resident was seen riding a motor scooter down the street and was returned to the center by local law enforcement. A separate complaint survey in October 2024 found a resident who had been given a blood-pressure medication for months without a physician's order and had four other medications discontinued without one. The November 2025 relicensure survey cited the center for failing to give written involuntary-discharge notice to a resident's representative. The state verified on revisit that each of those problems was corrected, and the most recent inspection, in June 2026, found nothing to cite.

• In June 2026, the state investigated a complaint alleging the center failed to keep residents free from abuse, and closed the investigation with no deficiencies cited. 06-16-2026
• On that same 2026 visit, the surveyor toured the building and found the hallways and common areas well lit, at a comfortable temperature, and free of bad smells, with resident rooms relatively clean. 06-16-2026
• The surveyor also spoke directly with residents about how the center treats them, whether staff respond when they ask for help, and whether they feel safe there. 06-16-2026
• During the November 2025 relicensure visit, the surveyor saw residents interacting with one another and with staff, and saw staff assisting residents with activities of daily living. 11-19-2025

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