Stonebridge Health Campus

Joan

Stonebridge Health Campus has been a good placement for my husband. We chose it because it was the number one place recommended by many people who had either experienced it or dealt with them on a professional basis. But a couple of their services are not what I expected. The staff overall has been very good. I've been satisfied because I'm there every day. I'm overseeing my husband's care, medications, and appointments off-campus with different doctors and testing. They provide a wonderful variety of activities. They've got many activities, and they have plenty of staff to see to it that the patients get there. They are very appropriate and caring. The oversight of the patients and taking their needs into consideration is excellent.

Provider Response

Bryon

I visited StoneBridge Health Campus for my mother, and it is extremely nice. The only reason we didn't choose that one is because it is very expensive. They have activities and rehab there. They take you to doctors' appointments, or if you need to go shopping, but it's an extra charge for that. The rooms are pretty nice, they'll furnish them for you, or you can bring in your own furniture.

Kurt B

I had a friend that was at Stonebridge Health Campus. It was nice, but expensive. They supply all three meals. They have a nice dining room and they have more than one. The apartment that I saw was a studio, but they also had a one-bedroom. The people that I saw there were more in the nursing home part. I ate there and their food was really good.

Sharon6

Stonebridge is a very attractive facility with interesting and beautiful decor. It's dining room is up-scale with white table cloths and nice silverware; music plays in the background. There is a very nice Library room which can double as a room for celebrations, like the Birthday party we had for my Grandmother. The "T.V. room" and lobby area were as nice as any three or four star hotel. The resident's room were nicely painted and comfortable. Nearly all of the staff members were very conscientious of my Grandmother's needs, both mental and physical comfort, and many of them befriended her as much as the staff - resident relationship would allow. The physical therapy they offer there is reputed to be one of the best in their vicinity. One draw-back of the facility, which most facilities have from what I have heard, is that there is not enough staff on any given shift to get all of the wheelchair bound patients to the Dining Room, without having to start about one hour early. Therefore, the patients who nurses and aides get first, must sit in the Dining Room nearly an hour, waiting for the rest to get their and ultimately, their meal to be served. Then it is the same problem when the meal is over, only in reverse. This unfortunately happens three times per day. Otherwise, I would give this facility a very good rating. I can't speak for the extra curricular activities as I was never there during any but I realize it should be an important part of the facility.

Caring4444

We chose Stone Bridge nursing home for my Mother because it's owned by Trilogy where my son is working. Everything is clean and the surroundings are neat. I am happy that everything is well taken care of with my Mom. Her room is neat and tidy. I see that she is very relaxed there because the place is not like a hospital environment at all. It has a feel of a home there. They have different activities like bingo, singing and movies. Also the few times I've been there, I find their food good and their dining room has a formal set up more like fine dining. My mom has a beginning stage of Alzheimer and I think that she is happier there even though most of the time she is confused.