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Stoneybrook Retirement Community
2025 Little Kitten Ave, Manhattan, KS 66503
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About Stoneybrook Retirement Community in Manhattan, Kansas
Stoneybrook Assisted Living & Memory Care is located in Manhattan, KS, and offers a variety of care types including Skilled Nursing Care, Memory Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, and Respite Care. This community provides apartment-style living with several room amenities to enhance comfort and convenience. Apartments are equipped with a kitchenette, a living room, and a dining area, allowing residents to feel more at home while having spaces to entertain visitors or enjoy private meals.
The facility is equipped with a range of amenities aimed at improving the quality of life for its residents. Meals are provided daily, and there is an emergency response system in place to ensure the safety of all residents. For social and recreational activities, Stoneybrook offers organized activities and programs. Additionally, there are both outdoor and shared common areas where residents can relax and socialize. The community also supports flexible visitation hours, which makes it easier for family and friends to visit.
Stoneybrook Assisted Living & Memory Care provides several essential services to meet the medical and personal needs of its residents. Nurses and therapists are on staff to offer physical, occupational, and rehabilitation therapy, as well as to assist with medication management and personal care services. Special diets and dietary accommodations are available to cater to individual health requirements. Furthermore, the community offers housekeeping services, ensuring that residents' living spaces are clean and comfortable. This comprehensive approach helps residents receive the care they need while enjoying their independence.
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Reviews of Stoneybrook Retirement Community in Manhattan, Kansas
2.5
(2 reviews)
Steffens
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December 26, 2015
They over Medicate patients make sure you know what you family member is taking and that you see them at different times and times of day check the floors in Thier bathrooms yuk and check Thier toe Nails and if Thier pants are changed call a lot and visit get a list of MEDS and be careful They also give patients cigarettes when they have high bp heart issues and etc. be careful and be aware
caring8281
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August 30, 2012
I moved my mother here because I live in Manhattan, so it's easier. I go there pretty often, several times a week, so I've seen quite a bit of it. The facility is okay, but I think they can do more to stimulate her. It's not like they don't offer things for them to do, it's just that they don't really encourage them exactly. But I understand it's a financial thing. Even if we've highlighted things for her to go to in her calendar, she's not going to very many things. It seems like a lot of people there don't really get out and do some stuff. It just seems like a lot of them were sitting in their rooms. Maybe that's true of most nursing homes, I don't know. I haven't visited anywhere else. But they do have activities like cooking class, bingo, and she can go stay outside, so that's been a good thing.
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