Greenbrier Village Assisted Living

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

Greenbrier Village had one state inspection in the last two years - an October 2025 relicensure survey combined with a complaint investigation. The surveyor spent time watching residents in their rooms, in common areas, at meals and during activities, and noted staff assisting residents with their needs and interacting with them. Out of a broad review of eight residents' records, policies and grievances, the state cited one deficiency: one resident missed three scheduled doses of prescribed eye drops in February 2025 and the medication record was left blank. The facility retrained staff on medication administration, added daily and weekly checks of the medication records, and the state confirmed in December 2025 that the facility was back in compliance.

• During the October 2025 inspection the surveyor watched residents in their rooms, in the common areas, at mealtimes and during activities, and saw staff helping residents with what they needed and interacting with them. 10-29-2025
• Inspectors went through resident assessments, care plans, physician orders, progress notes, treatment records, daily-living records, facility policies, state reports and grievances - and the only thing they cited was the missed eye drops. 10-29-2025
• The complaint that prompted the visit raised two concerns - medications not being available on time and staff not responding to a resident's pain - and the state's only citation was about the eye drops; no deficiency was written for the pain-response allegation. 10-29-2025
• The facility corrected the medication problem and the state confirmed in December 2025 that it was back in substantial compliance. 10-29-2025

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