Belmont Village RPV

IT IS A GREAT PLACE WITH LOTS OF ACTIVITIES AND FRIENDLY FACES!

This is a beautiful community. They take great care to our patients. All the staff are very knowledgeable and super friendly.

The staff here is kind and caring and they made the transition as smooth as possible, as this was a big adjustment. The facility is clean and well maintained and the activities seem appropriate for the residents here. So far, a good experience.

Belmont does many things VERY well. The activities for the Memory Care residents are excellent and appropriate for the level of the resident. The food and dining staff are excellent as is the cleanliness and overall appearance of the facility. It's beautiful. The Care Services are disappointing. We were told the ratio of caregivers to residents was 12:1. Once in the facility, the ratio is 25:1. This is not enough to care for residents with dementia. They recommend hiring their Private Caregivers for one-on-one assistance. These 'Private Pals' are adequate but not what I'd expect from a facility at this price point. Caregivers/Private Pals routinely work double shifts. Communication needs improvement. Both the communication between caregivers on different shifts and communication with the family. This is probably an exceptional place for Assisted Living. For Memory Care (Alzheimers, Dementia, etc.) emphasis needs to be placed on the personal care they give the residents...and this is simply adequate.

All around level of care is better than "very low." It is satisfactory (3) I expected it to be excellent (4.5-5) based on advisors recommendation. Meds are filled properly. No issue there. I do think nurses and care givers need to be better managed. Also think not enough nurses to handle needs of all patients on a timely basis.

I really love this place for my dad its a unique place. My father is suffering from dementia and other facility keep them separate from other people but this place doesnt and it is great. He is getting the care he needs and also has his own independence. He can go out and walk or go swimming he has that freedom and he loves it.

They did a great job helping the family understand what the options are, what all is included, how things work, etc. They turn'ed themselves inside out to accommodate us and our timeline to get things set up. One thing I would say though is that once mom got in there, she did not have any sort of orientation to get her introduced and go through what all to expect. Where things are, how the billing cycle works, meal schedule, etc. Other than that it has been a great experience and we would highly recommend Belmont Village RPV.

It’s pretty expensive, I will say. They are absolutely first class. The food is very, very good. They were able to take my mom for just thirty days. Most place won’t do that or will charge you an arm and a leg for it. They charged us just normal rates for the respite care.

The food is outstanding. I have eaten there several times and the food is outstanding. I thought there would be more medical staff on residence at the community. It would be fabulous if they had a medical team on staff or in residence, especially for the dementia unit. I have been enormously happy with what they have provided and they have come through in a moments notice for anything we have needed.

I really liked it, but my mother didn't so much. It was her first attempt at a retirement setting, and she was functional then. She called me up and told me that she felt like she was in jail. I don't know, I loved it, and I loved the staff. It would have been nice if she was happy there.

We chose Belmont Village for both my parents so they can be together in their own studio apartment. My family and I were very impressed with the facility, staff, food and programs it offers. We would highly recommend this community resident of choice for those who are in need of assisted living arrangements.

The nice portion of Belmont Village is their view. They have a very nice view of the city but Belmont is kind of dark inside. It's kind of like a sad feeling. The lobby is very nice. They have a very beautiful reception area but the second floor is kind of dark. You know how you can tell you're in an old person's home? It's like that. My aunt is blind and deaf and very picky and that's the first thing she noticed that it's dark. So she didn't like that.

Terese Campbell provided the tour. Two rooms available, both studio layouts, 350-450 sq ft. Mom liked the activity options and really likes the property grounds, indoor layout and flexible dining.

5-star accommodations. Not sure if applies to all seniors but some not openly friendly. Food tremendously good. Price on higher end reflecting hotel type accommodations. Wonderful city view, however location far from freeways.

Beautiful location, great amenities (love the pool and walking path through the garden). Not big on the shared room, but they are nice. Staff was friendly and we really like the community outings. 5 stars for location/amenity.

This is a lovely property. A bit too far away from either if us and slightly more expensive than we can afford. But this one sets the standard.

Beautiful property; nice contact

Large Facility Nice Place small studio 6825 + 1525 for 2nd Larger Studio 8605 +1550 for 2nd

This place is great, but assisted living is focus; could be independent, but average age again was said to be 75-80 - seemed a bit older - (range was said to be from ~65-100). Has a variety of amenities (pool, jacuzzi, exercise/fitness room, computer lab/room). Their dining area looks more like a restaurant than a dining room. Of course, the price goes with it. Larger hotel-shuttle-style van for transportation.