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Drumright Nursing Home

Certified nursing home in Drumright, Creek County, Oklahoma

1 CMS overall stars
133 certified beds
4 deficiencies, latest cycle
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Drumright Nursing Home is a 133-bed certified nursing home at 701 N Bristow Ave in Drumright, Creek County, holding Oklahoma State Department of Health license NH1901. CMS gives Drumright Nursing Home an overall rating of 1 out of 5 stars, based on CMS Care Compare data as of October 1, 2026.

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Drumright Nursing Home is a 133-bed certified nursing home at 701 N Bristow Ave in Drumright, Creek County, holding Oklahoma State Department of Health license NH1901. CMS gives Drumright Nursing Home an overall rating of 1 out of 5 stars, based on CMS Care Compare data as of October 1, 2026.

What is Drumright Nursing Home's CMS Care Compare rating?

CMS gives Drumright Nursing Home an overall rating of 1 out of 5 stars; its health inspection rating is 1, staffing 2 and quality measures 1, each out of 5.

MeasureValue
Overall rating (CMS)1 of 5
Health inspection rating (CMS)1 of 5
Staffing rating (CMS)2 of 5
Quality measures rating (CMS)1 of 5
Certified beds / average residents per day133 / 52.7
Ownership type (CMS)For profit - Limited Liability company
Operator chain (CMS)Oklahoma Nursing Homes, Ltd. (7 facilities nationally)
First certified for Medicare/MedicaidSeptember 15, 2004
Oklahoma license (OSDH)NH1901, 119 licensed beds, Medicare + Medicaid (SNF/NF)
Latest OSDH survey documentSeptember 22, 2025 (6 in the last 3 years)

On an average day it cares for about 53 residents, roughly 40% of its certified beds (below the 69% median across Tulsa-area nursing homes).

How did Drumright Nursing Home do on its latest inspections?

Inspectors last completed a standard health survey at Drumright Nursing Home on September 22, 2025; CMS counts 4 health deficiencies in that cycle, 4 from the survey itself and 0 from complaint visits.

One cycle earlier (standard survey May 9, 2024), CMS logged 21 deficiencies; 0 citations came from infection-control inspections. With a local median of 6 deficiencies per latest cycle, this result is no worse than the typical local home.

CMS reports 3 fines totaling $102,356 and 0 payment denials in its three-year penalty window.

OSDH's own public file holds 6 survey documents dated in the last three years.

What do staffing and turnover look like at Drumright Nursing Home?

Drumright Nursing Home reports 4.16 total nurse staffing hours per resident per day, higher than the Tulsa-area median of 3.63, including 0.21 registered-nurse hours (lower than the Tulsa-area median of 0.27).

Weekend total nurse staffing runs 3.50 hours per resident per day. Total nursing-staff turnover is 80.3% (higher than the Tulsa-area median of 61.6%), and registered-nurse turnover is 100.0%.

How does Drumright Nursing Home compare with nearby nursing homes?

With 133 certified beds it is larger than the Creek County median of 107 licensed nursing home beds; the closest other certified nursing home is Rainbow Health Care Community and Rainbow Assisted in Bristow, about 16.7 miles away in a straight line, rated 4 of 5 by CMS.

FacilityMiles awayCMS overall ratingDeficiencies cited
Rainbow Health Care Community and Rainbow Assisted16.74 of 53
Cimarron Pointe Care Center18.05 of 51
Arbor Village27.31 of 513
Beacon Ridge27.61 of 517

What is around Drumright Nursing Home in Drumright?

Drumright Nursing Home sits in Drumright, Creek County; the nearest hospital with an emergency department in CMS's hospital list is Drumright Regional Hospital, about 2.4 miles away in a straight line.

The next closest is Carrus Lakeside Hospital at about 18.8 miles; distances use ZIP or CMS coordinates, not drive times.

What should we ask on a tour of Drumright Nursing Home?

Its public data points to specific questions: ask how Drumright Nursing Home kept its latest inspection at 4 deficiencies, and request the full statement of deficiencies anyway.

  • Nursing turnover of 80.3% is above the local median; ask how many aides on each shift are agency staff.
  • Ask what the $102,356 in CMS fines were for and whether the issue has been resolved.
  • At about 40% occupancy, ask which units have openings and why.
  • CMS records a resident council here; ask when it meets and whether families can attend.
  • If SoonerCare will pay eventually, confirm Drumright Nursing Home accepts SoonerCare residents for long stays and how the $50 monthly personal needs allowance is handled.
Source: Oklahoma State Department of Health, Long Term Care Service public survey system: facility roster and public-file index retrieved October 31, 2026 (surveys.health.ok.gov); CMS Care Compare Provider Information, data as of October 1, 2026 (data.cms.gov); CMS Hospital General Information (data.cms.gov). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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