Royal Residential Living Care Center, Inc

What state inspectors found

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

Over three state visits in two years, this home came through the care-related reviews well: in October 2025 inspectors looked into a complaint raising five allegations at once - cleanliness, personal belongings, activity choices, meal portions, and abuse - and cited nothing, and in February 2026 a complaint about nutrition and weight loss led them to watch meals being prepared and served and to review weight records and physician orders without citing a care problem. Two deficiencies were cited in this period, and neither is trivial. At the May 2025 relicensure survey the home could not produce any State Fire Marshal inspection newer than March 2023, and the state described that failure as having widespread potential for more than minimal harm for all 39 residents; it was corrected effective June 11, 2025. In February 2026 the report was amended after administrative review to cite that the home had not held a current OSDH residential care license since November 15, 2025 - about four and a half months of operating on an expired license before it was corrected effective March 30, 2026. Ask the administrator to show you the current State Fire Marshal inspection and the current license, and how they intend to keep both from lapsing again.

• In October 2025 the state investigated a complaint raising five allegations at once - cleanliness, personal belongings, choice of activities, meal portion sizes, and freedom from abuse - and cited no deficiencies. 10-07-2025
• During that investigation surveyors toured the whole home on arrival and again throughout the visit, watched how staff and residents interacted, watched residents eating meals, and interviewed residents and staff directly about the complaints. 10-07-2025
• The administrative staff were interviewed and were able to explain their own role in the facility's protocols and in the investigation process. 10-07-2025
• A February 2026 complaint alleging residents were not getting enough nutrition to prevent weight loss led inspectors to watch meals being prepared and served and to review weight records and physician orders, and no nutrition or care deficiency was cited. 02-04-2026

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