Oxford Springs Durant LLC

What state inspectors found

2 inspections in the last two years · 2 with findings

Inspectors visited Oxford Springs Durant twice in the past two years and looked closely at two complaints in June 2026 — one about the accuracy of call light records and one alleging the center failed to protect residents from abuse. On the abuse complaint the state wrote plainly that no deficient practice was cited in relation to resident abuse: staff were observed interacting professionally with residents, no resident or family member reported a problem with staff, and staff could explain what abuse is and who they would report it to. On call lights, inspectors recorded that no resident complained about staff failing to help them or answer a call light, but also recorded staff saying that if they were already caring for another resident it could be 15 minutes before the next call light was answered; OSDH stated no conclusion on whether the call light records themselves were accurate. The community was cited at both visits. In 2026 it was cited for not reporting an abuse allegation to the Nurse Aide Registry within one business day, and for not reporting to the state an incident in which a resident on blood thinners was found on the bathroom floor with a leg fracture and was hospitalized four days. In 2025 it was cited for unlabeled freezer food and missing dishwashing test strips, a medication order that never made it into the record, and three of five staff files with no documented abuse training. Both sets of problems were corrected, and the state confirmed on offsite paper revisits that all deficiencies had been cleared.

• A complaint claiming call lights were not being tracked properly was investigated over four days, and inspectors wrote that no resident complained about staff failing to help them or answer their call light. 06-05-2026
• During that same call light investigation, inspectors saw staff actively helping residents, and no deficiency was cited about the physical environment. 06-05-2026
• An allegation that the community failed to protect residents from abuse was investigated — including abuse training records, personnel files, staffing and incident reports — and the state concluded no deficient practice was cited in relation to resident abuse. 06-05-2026
• Inspectors observed professional interactions between staff and residents, found that no resident or family member had a problem with staff, and found staff could explain what abuse is and who they would report it to. 06-05-2026

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