Morada Midwest City

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

The state inspected Morada Midwest City once in this window, on February 24-25, 2025, and cited four deficiencies; three of them concern clinical oversight in a community that takes memory care residents. For all three residents whose files were reviewed there was no documentation that a registered nurse or pharmacist had reviewed their medications monthly — the director of nursing said they do not have an RN in Oklahoma and that the DON, a licensed practical nurse, did the reviews — and admission or annual assessments were missing for those same three residents and had not been used to build their care plans, with the DON stating the center did not have "most assessments for residents." The fourth citation was kitchen sanitation, found on the initial tour and again the next morning: dead insects on the dry storage floor and along the baseboards, a slime substance inside the ice machine walls, grease built up on the oven, and undated open food; the administrator said extra cleaning help had been scheduled in the past but "it did not do any good." Two bed bug complaints investigated at the same visit were not sustained — no pests were found in the resident's apartment, on the resident's skin, or in other rooms and common areas, and the community produced invoices showing a pest control company had been out eight times — though the administrator confirmed the building had had bed bug issues and had been treated several times, and those invoices ran only from August through December 2024. All four deficiencies were corrected and an offsite paper revisit on May 7, 2025 found the community in substantial compliance as of April 15, 2025; on a tour, ask who now completes annual assessments, who reviews medications each month, when pest control last visited, and to see the most recent kitchen sanitation audits.

• Two complaints alleged a bed bug problem. The inspector looked at the resident's apartment and the resident's skin and found nothing, and also checked other residents' rooms and the common areas — no sign of bed bugs or any other pests. 02-25-2025
• The resident named in the bed bug complaint told the inspector they had not seen any pests in two weeks or more. A certified medication aide also said they had not seen bed bugs or pests in 'a while,' though they could not say when they last saw one. 02-25-2025
• The community had records to back up its pest control: invoices showed a professional pest control company came out eight times between August and December 2024 after an earlier bed bug problem. 02-25-2025
• Inspectors watched residents during lunch and observed staff interacting with residents, and asked residents directly about food quality and choices. 02-25-2025

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