The Heaven House – Elmwood

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

The Heaven House is a small five-bed home, and its single recent state inspection (October 2025) turned up paperwork problems rather than problems with hands-on care. Inspectors cited an annual assessment that was overdue, an assessment that had not been updated to show a resident now needs a mechanical lift, and a care accommodation plan that was being reviewed yearly instead of quarterly. On that same visit the surveyor watched two aides use the lift together to move that resident safely, which is exactly what the resident's doctor had ordered. The home's first correction plan was rejected by the state and had to be rewritten; the amended plan was accepted and a December 2025 review found the home back in substantial compliance.

• The surveyor watched two aides work together to move a resident safely out of a mechanical (Hoyer) lift and into a chair in the living room, lowering the lift and removing the sling with care. 10-27-2025
• The hands-on care matched what the resident's doctor had ordered. Staff explained they had tried a simpler transfer when the resident first arrived, found the resident could not stand, and moved to a two-person lift, which is exactly what the physician's note called for. 10-27-2025
• Each of the three findings was written as affecting one resident out of the two whose records were sampled, and all three were about records and paperwork rather than about care that was withheld. 10-27-2025
• The paperwork problems were fixed. The state reviewed the home's corrections and, on December 8, 2025, found it back in substantial compliance. 10-27-2025

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