Countryside At Belfair

What state inspectors found

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

This community's October 2024 relicensure inspection came back with no deficiencies cited. When inspectors returned in November 2025 to investigate three complaints about falls, supervision, and abuse, they saw staff helping residents with daily tasks, mobility, and transfers, heard residents say staff checked on them often and that they had alert wristbands to call for help, and heard families say the staff provided good care. The record is not spotless: the state cited the facility for not reporting two resident-to-resident abuse allegations to the health department within the required one business day - one of those incidents involved a resident being pushed to the floor and suffering a hip fracture. The facility retrained staff, put reporting guidelines in place with weekly audits, and the state confirmed compliance in January 2026; it is worth asking the administrator how those audits have gone since.

• The October 2024 relicensure inspection ended with no deficiencies cited at all. 10-25-2024
• Throughout the November 2025 visit, surveyors saw staff helping residents with everyday tasks like dressing and bathing, and helping them move and transfer safely. 11-20-2025
• Residents told inspectors that staff checked on them often, were available when needed, and that they wear alert wristbands or necklaces to call for help. 11-20-2025
• Families told inspectors the staff provided good care for their family members, and staff said residents are checked every two hours and more often when needed. 11-20-2025

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