Oxford Springs Tulsa Al LLC

Oxford Springs Tulsa Al LLC is a 43-bed senior living community in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, administered by Michelle Netters. The facility offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care services designed to balance independence with appropriate support. The occupancy rate stands at 81.4 percent with 35 occupied beds and an average daily census of 35 residents, significantly above the Oklahoma average. The facility demonstrates strong occupancy and sustained demand.

Oxford Springs Tulsa Al LLC provides respite care. Services include 24-hour staffing. Specific programs include Assisted Living and Memory Care. The facility operates with a continuum of care model spanning independent living through memory care.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health, Protective Health Services conducted nine inspections of Oxford Springs Tulsa Al LLC. The most recent on November 5, 2025, was a complaint investigation that found two deficiencies against an Oklahoma average of eight. The November 2025 complaint investigation documented deficiencies in inadequate nursing supervision during resident transfers, which resulted in a fall and hospitalization. Earlier inspections showed mostly no deficiencies, with one prior complaint investigation in October 2023 citing issues with sanitary food storage and preparation that were corrected promptly. The main themes involved resident care during transfers and food safety practices. Complaint investigations included substantiated findings with corrective actions completed. No enforcement actions or fines are listed. The facility’s record shows isolated issues with resident care and sanitation, but recent follow-up visits confirmed corrections, indicating responsiveness to identified problems.

Oxford Springs Tulsa Al LLC suits seniors seeking independent living, assisted living, or memory care services in Tulsa. The facility’s high occupancy rate significantly above state average indicates strong resident demand and operational stability.

However, the November 2025 complaint investigation documenting a fall and hospitalization resulting from inadequate nursing supervision during resident transfers represents a substantive safety concern. The isolated nature of documented deficiencies combined with demonstrated corrective responsiveness suggests the facility may address issues when identified, but the transfer supervision failure indicates potential gaps in operational protocols. Families should ask administrators directly about corrective actions following the November 2025 incident, current nursing supervision protocols during resident transfers and mobility assistance, staff training for transfer procedures, fall prevention and incident response protocols, food safety and sanitation procedures, and whether additional safeguards have been implemented to prevent transfer-related incidents before making a placement decision.

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