Jasmine Estates Of Oklahoma City

What the state also noted

• — Three of the four surveys in the last 24 months resulted in citations; six deficiencies were cited across the two March 2026 complaint surveys alone.
• — March 13, 2026 citations: a sit-to-stand mechanical lift used for a resident had no brake and a non-functioning lowering mechanism (cited as a pattern, meaning it touched several residents); a resident with five falls between December 2025 and February 2026 had no post-fall care plan updates; one resident's annual comprehensive assessment was not completed; and a resident using a mechanical lift had no plan of accommodation.
• — The March 13, 2026 complaint also alleged the Hoyer lift was not used with two staff members. That lift-safety concern was not cleared - it is the area where the survey issued its most serious citation. The abuse, therapeutic diet and staffing allegations from the same complaint did not produce citations, but OSDH does not state that any allegation was unfounded.
• — March 5, 2026 citations: one CNA hired in November 2024 had no documented CPR and first aid training; two residents' geriatric chairs were locked at the dining table and cited as physical restraints under the Resident Rights - Abuse/Neglect rule; and the center could not produce documentation of its investigation into a November 2025 incident in which a visitor of an outside caregiver used the back of a resident's shirt to pull them down and then physically pushed the resident back down into a wheelchair. The executive director told the surveyor 'I didn't document any interviews with staff.'
• — August 8, 2025: the center was cited — as a pattern, meaning it touched several residents — for failing to document 19 elopement monitoring checks for a resident with exit-seeking behavior who was observed crossing a four-lane street with no staff following. The increased spot-check interventions ordered on 07/19/25 were not actually documented until 07/22/25.
• — Both March 2026 plans of correction were initially returned by OSDH as unacceptable - for missing responsible staff, education, systemic monitoring and QAPI elements - before amended versions were accepted.
• — Per the center's own plans of correction, the residents involved in the March 2026 citations had died before corrections could be completed: Resident #4 on 2/15/26, Resident #3 on 2/22/26, and Resident #8 on 3/20/26. The surveys draw no connection between these deaths and the cited deficiencies.
• — The September 5, 2025 revisit was an offsite/paper review, not an on-site inspection. The May 28, 2026 revisit was on site.
• — OSDH survey text does not link each individual complaint number to a specific citation. The 'substantiated' count here reflects the seven complaints investigated during surveys that produced at least one citation; the two July 2025 complaints produced none. It should not be read as OSDH substantiating each of those seven allegations.