Stoney Brook of Belton

This facilities is beautiful. The management went above and beyond to make my family member feel comfortable.

Stoney Brook Belton is a wonderful choice if you are looking for the perfect home for yourself or your loved one. Senior Living is a complex need. Many decisions that must be made. It can be stressful and exhausting. Reach out to Heather, Sam or Melanie. They will guide you with their expertise.

Wonderful group of people! Welcoming, knowledgeable, and everyone always has a smile on their face.

Worst experience ever. Inaccurate med logs, rude med techs, no nightly checks on residents, no one motoring hallways. Most attendees stay in the break room and chat with each other, very few of them keep an eye on the residents. They do not follow Dr orders. Bedsheets rarely changed. They don't clean the rooms. My dad was either denied medication or over medicated. Changed in medications without letting anyone know (even though I am his POA). My father suffered 7 months of neglect there. 45 minute response time to call buttons. Unexplained bruises on his body. No incident reports from multiple falls. One fall resulted in a hospital stay. One fall resulted in increased medication while he was recovering. I was told he was experiencing confusion, and was forced to hire a sitter 24 hours a day, at my own expense, on top of the $5500 a month that I was paying Stoney Brook. And that is just the tip of this horrific iceberg. A few of the employees there seem to have their heart in the right place, but they are outnumbered and outranked by an administration that is focused on revenue, not residents. UPDATE: I recently came across the reports Stoney Brook SUBMITTED TO THE STATE on my Dad. They write THREE elopement reports. So I googled elopement. He NEVER left the property, which is THE DEFINITION of elopement. Yes, he was caught outside walking his dog at around 6 am in his boxers. He has done that for years, but it was never considered a documentable offense. And considering most of the doors lock behind you, its a good thing someone found him trying to get back inside. Stoney Brook wrote up one elopement report when he was IN THE HALLWAY after walking his dog, their explanation was "He had been outside, but one of the other residents let him back in". Well good job, on the other residents part! At least SOMEONE was paying attention. Because the employees there don't. They do not keep an eye out for residents that need help, or even know where the residents are, or if they need medical assistance.

They offer a lot of activities but my dad doesn't really participate (his choice). My mom died a year ago and they really did a good job looking after my dad a little extra right after it. He seems really content there- initially he was just biding his time till he could go home when they first moved there back in [date removed] After a hospitalization back this February- he told another resident he was glad to be home upon his return.