Sand Plum Assisted Living Community

What state inspectors found

2 inspections in the last two years · 2 with no deficiencies cited

Sand Plum Assisted Living Community came through both of its inspections in the last two years with no deficiencies cited. The October 2025 visit was especially thorough — a full relicensure survey combined with five complaint investigations covering abuse, staffing, call light response, pest control, air conditioning, and billing — and inspectors spent four days on site interviewing nine residents and six staff, counting caregivers on duty against the state requirement, and reviewing records, and still found nothing to cite. A year earlier, two more complaints about abuse and staffing were investigated with the same result. A clean record like this is a genuinely good sign, though it is worth knowing that families did file those complaints, so it is reasonable to ask the community how it handles staffing and call light response.

• The October 2025 inspection was a full relicensure survey combined with five separate complaint investigations, and the state cited no deficiencies at all. 10-23-2025
• Serious allegations — that residents were not protected from abuse, that staffing was too thin, that call lights went unanswered, and that billing was falsified — were each investigated on site over four days and none resulted in a citation. 10-23-2025
• Inspectors physically counted the caregivers on duty and compared it against Oklahoma's required staffing level, reviewed past schedules, and interviewed nine residents and six staff members about whether care needs were being met — and cited nothing. 10-23-2025
• Complaints about pest control and a broken air conditioner were investigated, including a review of the building's air temperature logs, without a deficiency being cited. 10-23-2025

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