Evergreen Assisted Living

Stone Brook Assisted Living and Memory Care is a good place for your mom or dad to be if you want to sleep at night.

This is a good place for the residents. The staff and residents make this a great place to be. The staff communication with the family is good. There are activities available for the residents to participate in.

The only thing would be to try to find out all the rules ahead of time before choosing the proper care for your loved one.

We chose Brookdale Edmond because it was the closest and it seemed to be the most clean facility that we saw. When we walked in it did not smell like a nursing home at all. As her care increases so does the cost, so in the future we will most likely have to look at something else. We are happy with the experience so far and would recommend them to others.

We like that the Villagio at Plano is a smaller community especially given that our loved one is fully deaf. The staff have really worked hard to get their heads around that and be super accommodating because it can be difficult. We are very happy with the value for the money.

We chose Stone Brook because out of the 3 we were considering, they were the closest to our house and they had no cases of covid. They were also the best price compared to the others. I was able to go inside but only to the front area and they would bring him out to visit with me. I do wish we would have had a little more contact with the nurses. Overall, I would recommend them.

I looked at Stonebrook Assisted Living online and it was a beautiful community. I have a very positive referral for Stonebrook from a friend who's mother is living there and he said it was a great place for his loved one. In the end, we chose a community that was located close to our family.

My mother and I were very impressed with Brookdale Edmond Santa Fe when we toured. We loved the people, everyone was very friendly. The community was clean and the building was in good shape. It was also close to my house.

We chose the Brookdale Edmond Santa Fe because it was closest to my brother's house and it was a very nice community. I would recommend it because it is maintained very well and it seems to be a good fit for my mother so far.

My tour of this community was a nice one. The community looked great, everything was nice and clean. This community is one level and the was convenient for my friend. The staff was very kind and welcoming. It was a bit expensive for our budget. Overall this is a nice community with kind people.

My loved one has only been here a short time, but so far our experience has been a good one! The people here seem friendly and caring, and the facility itself is well kept and clean. We've got no complaints!

Stone Brook Assisted Living and Memory Care is going well overall. I like that he has a private room. He doesn't have to eat with anyone if he doesn't have to.

They have special things that are great but their daily activities could be a little better. Overall they do a really great job. The staff, the R.N. and the director were very caring and went above and beyond. They have been really accommodating. They are very approachable you can call them on their cell phone anytime night or day and they will get right back to you.

Everyone at Brookdale Edmond Santa Fe tried to assist with my loved one. Some of our family's issue was understanding that ALL or MOST assisted living facilities utilize limited staff and with limited expertise. It is my understanding that this is because it is assumed that the residents can help themselves...it is just "assisted" living not long-term care. As such, they are not staffed well to handle any issue of significance that develops quickly...and are not really trained to know the signs of oncoming illnesses or changes, etc. These type facilities also tend not to check the residents very often during the day or night. And, the facility physician should probably not be used--he/she tends to make decisions from computer notes and does not necessarily come on-site. Brookdale Edmond Santa Fe was above average, but I would not, however, recommend using the Brookdale Home Health service. I would recommend using a standalone, outside vendor. Brookdale's Home Health Care level of expertise is suspect at best. Further, they do NOT understand or handle wound care with any expertise. So, if your loved one is diabetic, this will be a major issue.

I had a pretty pleasant tour of this community. The community looked nice and well maintained. Everything was very well-kept. The staff was very friendly and kind. They have nice activities offered for the residents. There were many factors that played into where to move my husband too. One of those factors were budget, and this community was a bit expensive.

This community is for people who are independent and no not need the extra care and attention. They have a really nice garden for the residents, just wasn't the right fit for my loved one.

I toured here when looking for a place for my mom but I wasn’t impressed. I was able to take a look at the rooms and overall, the facility just looks outdated. It doesn’t look like it was updated at all. It looked more like a motel than a senior community. The painting and the carpet looked like they needed to be updated. The atmosphere wasn’t welcoming, it looked cold and not at all warm or like a home. The facility is small but the hallways were wide enough for people to get through. Everything looked clean, though.

Our visit to Brookdale was fine. It was not too good of a fit for my loved one, in terms of the atmosphere. The atmosphere seemed quite dreary and it was not an especially comfortable place to be. It was fine, but not my favorite.

The Brookdale care and administration are friendly, professional and helpful in caring for my family member. The environment is attractive and home-like for the residents and visitors. Her room is maintained in a safe and clean manner conducive for assisted living. The reason for most of my frustration is a perceived lack of communication among staff members. Upon admission the family provides information regarding medical, social, personal and dietary concerns and basic care giving needs. I feel that the level of care presented upon admission is not what the resident may actually receive. Unless the family member is able to question the staff, certain aspects of care may not be given. As in many organizations, there may be a communication disconnect between management and the actual caregivers. Perhaps offer periodic team meetings with administration, nursing, care giving staff and family?

Liked their payment fee, and surroundings very nice. The nurse and intake person I spoke with friendly, spoke about how always full, etc. But in walking the halls, few people about, residents and staff.