Featherstone Assisted Living Community Of Ada

What state inspectors found

3 inspections in the last two years · 3 with findings

State inspectors came to Featherstone twice in the last two years — a complaint survey in October 2024 and a relicensure survey with a complaint in October 2025 — and both resulted in citations, so this is not a spotless record. The most serious finding was in October 2024, when a complaint that the center failed to assess and monitor a resident after a fall with major injury was substantiated. The surveyor found that after this resident had already been sent to the ER on 09/25/24 with head and facial trauma, a nose fracture and a hand laceration, staff described further falls or floor events on 09/29/24 that were not reported to the nurse, the administrator, the physician or the family, and no nurse assessment was done. The resident died on 09/30/24. The survey does not state a cause of death and families should not assume one, but this is a specific thing to ask the facility about directly. Two other 2024 complaints — about nutrition and weight loss, and about meal quality and quantity — were investigated and not sustained; the surveyor found meals nutritious with good portion sizes, seconds offered, and residents choosing from two menus at every meal. At the October 2025 survey the surveyor observed staff answering call lights promptly and assisting residents, and residents interviewed said they received all the medications their physician ordered; that survey cited the center because its licensed dietitian had not completed the contractually required quarterly food safety and sanitation inspections after 03/19/25. Both citations were accepted as corrected, but on offsite paper revisits (11/04/24 and 12/04/25) rather than on-site re-inspections.

• During the October 2025 visit, the surveyor watched staff answer call lights promptly and help residents in the hallways. 10-27-2025
• Residents the surveyor interviewed said they were getting every medication their doctor had ordered. 10-27-2025
• A 2024 complaint alleging residents were not getting enough nutrition was investigated and not sustained; the surveyor found the food nutritious with generous portions and residents were offered seconds. 10-04-2024
• A separate 2024 complaint about the quality and quantity of meals was also investigated and not sustained, and no resident complained to the surveyor about their food. 10-04-2024

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