Montereau Inc

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

Montereau's November 2025 inspection combined its regular relicensure survey with a complaint raising four concerns: medications not being available, not enough staff to answer call lights, inaccurate medical records, and medications not given per policy. Surveyors observed staffing, call light response and medication passes over two days, interviewed residents and staff, and reviewed records, policies and grievances — and none of those four allegations led to a citation. The visit was not entirely clean, though: inspectors cited the community after watching a cook in one of its two kitchens handle plates, bread bags and food without changing gloves or washing hands in between. Montereau retrained staff, set up ongoing kitchen observations reported to its quality committee, and the state confirmed in December 2025 that it was back in substantial compliance.

• A complaint raising four concerns — that medications were not available when needed, that there were not enough staff to give care and answer call lights, that medical records were inaccurate, and that staff did not follow medication procedures — was investigated over two days in November 2025, and none of those allegations resulted in a citation. 11-04-2025
• Surveyors spent the visit watching staffing levels, how quickly call lights were answered, and how medications were given. 11-04-2025
• They also spoke directly with residents and staff about medications, call lights and medical records, and reviewed resident records, policies, grievances and state reports. 11-04-2025
• The one problem found was limited to one of the two kitchens the surveyor watched during meal plating; the other kitchen was not cited. 11-04-2025

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