The Arbors Assisted Living Center

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

The Arbors was inspected in October 2025 in a combined relicensure survey and investigation of three complaints, with surveyors on site unannounced across five days. On the abuse and medication allegations the state found no deficient practice: surveyors watched medications being administered, saw professional interactions between staff and residents, and no resident complained to them about staff, about medication being withheld, or about not getting help with daily activities. Residents also confirmed they chose their own outside providers. This was not a clean survey, however - five deficiencies were cited. All three resident bathrooms tested had bathing water above the 115-degree limit, one at 132 to 135 degrees. None of the six sampled residents had documentation that a nurse or pharmacist reviewed their medications monthly, and none of six sampled assessments were signed by the resident or their representative. An involuntary-discharge notice was missing required components, including the date the resident had to leave and how to request a hearing. Most seriously, the center was cited for failing to assess and monitor skin integrity for a resident with radiation burns who was undergoing radiation and chemotherapy; a progress note shows twice-daily cream orders were reduced to once daily because the center had no nurse on site around the clock and home health could visit only once a day. That resident moved out in September 2024. The center had a plumber adjust water temperatures two days after the inspection and submitted a correction plan the state accepted, but this bundle contains no revisit letter confirming the fixes were verified on site.

• During the October 2025 inspection, surveyors watched medications actually being given to residents and described the interactions between staff and residents as professional. 10-22-2025
• Complaints alleging that residents were verbally or psychosocially abused were investigated by the state, and surveyors found no deficient practice related to resident abuse or to pharmaceutical services. 10-22-2025
• When the surveyors were on site, no resident told them staff were withholding medication or failing to help them with daily activities. 10-22-2025
• Residents themselves told the surveyors they got their medications when they needed them, and staff confirmed medications were given as the physician ordered. 10-22-2025

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