Lyndale At Edmond

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

Lyndale at Edmond had one state inspection in the last two years, in October 2025, which was combined with four complaint investigations. Those complaints — about medications, incontinence care, safe transfers, call lights, billing, and air conditioning — were all investigated on site, with surveyors watching the actual medication pass and care being given, and none of them led to a citation. The inspection did find two problems unrelated to the complaints: opened food in both kitchens without open-dates and one bag not properly sealed, and one resident's annual assessment that had not been signed by the resident or their representative. The facility corrected both, and a state follow-up review on December 22, 2025 confirmed it was back in substantial compliance.

• The state looked into four separate complaints during its October 2025 visit — covering medications, incontinence care, safe transfers, call lights, billing, readmission after a hospital stay, and air conditioning — and none of them resulted in a citation. 10-30-2025
• Rather than only reading paperwork, surveyors stood and watched the medication pass, incontinence care being given, staff transferring residents, and call lights in use — and cited nothing in any of those areas. 10-30-2025
• A complaint claimed medical records had been falsified. Inspectors reviewed nurses' notes, physician orders, resident assessments, and hospital records, interviewed staff about it, and cited nothing. 10-30-2025
• After a complaint that the air conditioning was not being maintained, surveyors measured temperatures throughout the building and in resident rooms and interviewed residents about it — no deficiency followed. 10-30-2025

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