The Renaissance Villages Of Stillwater

What state inspectors found

1 inspection in the last two years · 1 with findings

Inspectors spent two days at The Renaissance Villages of Stillwater in March 2025, combining a licensure survey with two complaint investigations. They looked into allegations about incontinence care, dignity and cleanliness, staffing, and abuse, and the only deficiency cited was a paperwork one: an incident report that reached the state five days after the incident instead of within one business day. The facility corrected that, and an April 2025 follow-up found it in substantial compliance. This is the only survey on file in the past two years, so there is a limited track record to judge from.

• A March 2025 relicensure survey with complaint investigations examined allegations of physical, verbal or psychosocial abuse, untimely incontinence care, failure to treat residents with dignity and respect, an unclean or odorous environment, and inadequate staffing. None of those allegations was cited as a deficiency in its own right; the survey's single citation, an isolated finding, was for failing to report an assault allegation to the state health department within one business day. 03-06-2025
• The investigation was thorough: over two days inspectors toured the building, watched staff interacting with residents, reviewed health records, incident reports, grievances and police reports, and talked with residents and staff. 03-06-2025
• The one problem that was found was corrected, and a state follow-up in April 2025 confirmed the facility was back in compliance. 03-06-2025

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