Homestead Of Kingfisher

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

Homestead of Kingfisher had one state inspection in the past two years, in March 2026, which combined a routine relicensure survey with two complaint investigations covering eleven separate allegations. Inspectors cited only two problems out of all of that: scheduled activities were not actually happening in the memory care unit, and the kitchen had cleanliness and dishwasher-log issues. Concerns about call lights, dignity and respect, supervision, medications, snacks and hydration, abuse policies, visitation and a resident's discharge were all investigated and none resulted in a citation. If your loved one would be in the memory care unit, ask specifically about activities now -- the facility submitted a correction plan and the state confirmed compliance as of April 10, 2026, but that citation is recent and directly relevant.

• A complaint said the facility had not handled a resident's discharge properly. Inspectors reviewed discharge documentation, resident behaviors, service plans and contracts, and interviewed staff about the discharge and hospital-return process. No deficiency was cited about discharge. 03-03-2026
• A second complaint raised ten separate concerns, including call lights not answered promptly, residents not treated with dignity and respect, and dependent residents not adequately supervised. Inspectors spent two days looking into all of them and cited only two things -- memory care activities and kitchen cleanliness. None of those other concerns resulted in a citation. 03-03-2026
• Medication practice was looked at closely -- inspectors observed medication administration and reviewed medication administration records and physician orders -- and no medication deficiency was cited, even though the complaint alleged problems with both giving and storing medications. 03-03-2026
• Inspectors reviewed facility policies and procedures and grievances and questioned staff about abuse, respect and dignity. No abuse-related deficiency was cited. 03-03-2026

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