Heartsworth House Assisted Living

What state inspectors found

2 inspections in the last two years · 2 with findings

The single citation from the June 2026 survey is still open. On 06/26/26 a surveyor watched the kitchen dishwasher run at 119 degrees and fall to 111 degrees after the cycle, below the 120-degree minimum needed to sanitize dishes — the state recorded the finding as isolated, touching one or a few residents; the dietary aide did not know the temperature was low, and the maintenance supervisor said he was unaware too and that the dishwasher had been repaired about five weeks earlier because the temperature had not been reaching 120 degrees, but he could not produce an invoice for that repair. On July 17, 2026 OSDH rejected the facility's first plan of correction and asked for an amended one with monitoring more frequent than weekly; no document in this bundle confirms the deficiency has been cleared. One of the five complaints investigated during that visit alleged food was not prepared and stored under sanitary conditions, so that allegation area overlaps with the finding. Against that, inspectors spent two days on site investigating five complaints alongside a full relicensure survey — watching mealtimes, medication passes and staff-resident interaction and reviewing charts, invoices, physician orders and incident reports — and allegations of misused resident funds, medications not given as ordered, care not matching residents' contracts, residents kept past the level of care the center provides, falsified records and illicit drug use on the property produced no citation. Because OSDH states no conclusion for each allegation, all the documents establish is that nothing else was cited.

• State inspectors spent two days at the center in June 2026, investigating five separate complaints alongside a full relicensure survey, and the only item they cited was the kitchen dishwasher's water temperature. 06-26-2026
• A complaint alleging that residents' money had been misused was investigated on site, with surveyors reviewing invoices, health charts and incident reports and interviewing residents and their families; no deficiency about resident funds appears on the state's findings. 06-26-2026
• Surveyors watched actual medication passes, mealtimes and staff-to-resident interaction during the visit, and no citation was issued about medications, meals, or the care residents received under their contracts. 06-26-2026
• Separate allegations that the building was not safe, clean and homelike, that records had been falsified, and that residents were being kept beyond the level of care the center could provide were each investigated during the same visit, and none of them resulted in a citation. 06-26-2026

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