Featherstone Assisted Living Community Of Moore

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

State inspectors were at Featherstone on three days in November 2025 (Nov. 3, 5 and 6) for the annual relicensure survey and to investigate two complaints. Several of the most serious allegations were not borne out: the administrator was on site when inspectors arrived unannounced, residents were seen coming and going from the building, and nothing was cited about room temperatures, hazards, supervision, or residents' choice of physician, hospice or home health. Inspectors did cite seven deficiencies: kitchen problems (no hand-washing or glove changes during meal plating, no hair net, unlabeled and undated food in the refrigerator, and dishwasher sanitizer checks not done since July 20), no 2025 fire marshal inspection on file, no licensed dietician or nutritionist reviewing residents' diets and weights, an assessment and a service plan that did not reflect one resident's oxygen use, that same resident's oxygen order not being transcribed when they returned from a skilled nursing facility, and two staff files missing proof of abuse training. The assessment, service-plan and medication findings all involved the same resident — one of the eight whose records were reviewed — who has congestive heart failure and was observed wearing oxygen at 3 liters with no active order in the chart. Inspectors found no weight loss or weight gain concerns among residents. Featherstone's plan of correction was rejected by the state twice, and the records available here do not show it was ever accepted or verified.

• A complaint claimed the center had no administrator on site. When inspectors arrived unannounced, they recorded that the administrator was there — and they noted it again in the report on the second complaint investigated during the same visit. 11-06-2025
• A complaint alleged residents were being involuntarily secluded by being denied use of the exit doors. Inspectors watched residents come and go from the building and cited nothing on that allegation. 11-06-2025
• Inspectors walked the halls, rooms and common areas looking for hazards and accident risk, checked room and common-area temperatures, and interviewed residents about safety, temperature, access to the administrator and their choices. No deficiency was cited on any of those topics. 11-06-2025
• Inspectors identified no residents with weight loss or weight gain concerns during the survey. (This observation appears in the findings for the dietary citation — the surveyor also saw a dietician's signature on the menus, but the facility was still cited because it had no licensed dietician or nutritionist reviewing residents' diets and weights.) 11-06-2025

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