Belmont Village

It was really nice, very clean, and the staff was nice. The distance was just too far.

The staff were all friendly and kept me well informed about my mother's situation. They do offer activities, although my mother did not participate. That was due to her dementia, not their offerings. She was initially in their Assisted Living care and every time I visited the room was very clean and smelled nice. Even after she moved to the Dementia area and cleanliness of all of the residents was a more challenging issue. The halls looked clean, and generally smelled clean and my mother's room was clean and her bedding was fresh. They made a point of making sure she wasn't cold and was comfortable. The food was probably pretty typical. About one step up from hospital food, but nutritious and nicely presented. I would definitely recommend a friend to check out Belmont as a good alternative for elder care.

Every time we come to visit our loved one all of the staff members have a smile on their face - they are all so friendly, helpful and very nice. Based on the experience we have had so far we would recommend the Belmont Village San Jose to other families.

Our family had an in person tour and this community is brand new and very nice, and the location is very close to our family but they just did not have any availability at the time.

For the family that comes and visits our loved one, all seem to be very impressed with the community. The staff at this community are much friendlier than the previous community our loved ones were at. They have a lot of activities for the residents to do that our led by a real person as opposed to someone on a TV and we really like that. Based on our experience we would recommend this community to other families.

My loved one really likes the food. We picked this community, because it seemed to be the cleanest,brightest, and newest facility. I also like the amentiies that are offered, and the food options. They give really good attention with healthcare and physical therapy. I would recommend to other families.

Our family had an in person tour and we thought it was a great tour experience

We were going to choose another place because of cost ( Belmont contacted us and said they would work with us on affordability) That was an answer to my prayers.!!!!!!!!

We moved our mother into Belmont Village close to the end of her life. We knew, as did she, that we could not give her the care at home that she was needing at that point. The staff was wonderful and took great care of her and whoever was staying with her. Her stay was short, but Belmont made sure her homegoing was peaceful for all of us.

This was a good community. It was a bit bigger than my loved one needed.

During my childhood, my sister who was both smarter than me and loving toward me. She got a PHD, the first female member of the business faculty and vice dean. She began HR in China, & Africa. After mom’s death, we visited her in Maui, shocked to find her lights out, the AC off and her paranoid. It was a very steep fall. Her dementia grew past ind. living, she moved to assisted. Miserable! She moved near my family. OF the 12 I visited, only 2 places in Houston had any notion of proper assisted living. The ‘people’ at BV Hunter’s Creek won me. The problem, at BVHC [name removed] is so into the activities she can’t visit us! The constant ‘Circle of Friends’ activities engage her mind. Her last place posted a schedule, few showed. At BV Hunter’s Creek, my Sales contact, actively got to know my sister,welcomed her with a hug and brought her flowers. The director and head nurse welcomed us. Food is great, the dietitian knew our names day one. After 2 months am certain I made the best choice

I liked Belmont Village a lot, although it was too expensive for us. I liked the friendly atmosphere. If an out-of-town visitor came to see a resident, they have a separate spot for them to stay within the community. And they also had a welcome committee for new residents.

My loved one seems to like the food. They are very good at taking ownership of everything, and they have the right people in place to handle any situations. They could be more, consistent with communication on updates with my loved one.

My 93 yr. old father moved into Belmont Village in June 2023. The staff and Nursing Team made it their mission to address my and my Dad’s needs and concerns immediately and continue to do so. The care and compassion that they have showed my father is incredible and sincere. There is a constant line of communication between my father, the nursing staff, the “Pals”, the Dr and the additional services and myself. My father feels respected and heard. In situations where my father’s health issues need additional attention, I receive calls from the Dr., his office staff and the Nurses at Belmont Village. Recently, my father needed PT. The therapist called discussing their care plan and then called with updates throughout the weeks of Therapy. I took my first trip in 4 years because I felt comfortable knowing that my father would be looked after with the same care and compassion that I would give to him.

It certainly isn't easy growing old in todays world. Those of us that are fortunate enough to have parents still with us create challenges as we ourselves get older. Belmont Village is a place that not only cares for our parents but enriches their lives and helps them keep their dignity throughout the aging process. My family looked long and hard to find the right place for our parents and by far Belmont came out on top. It is hard balancing the financial aspect of their lives but the community atmosphere is tremendous. The building is top notch, food excellent, medical and emotional care #1. The staff at Belmont Village truly and I mean truly care for the residents. I could go on for a long time but the bottom line is, not only do I highly recommend Belmont Village but I trust them with my parents life and well being.

After an unexpected death before Thanksgiving turned our small family upside-down, it became clear that my mother could not continue living on her own. The staff at Belmont Village near our home made it possible to welcome her for respite care just after New Year's, and after a month or two had passed, Mom became convinced that it was the right place for her to be on a continuing basis. She lives in a room that she has been allowed to personalize, has made special friends, and receives care that generally addresses her needs without unduly compromising her independence and dignity. The facility is clean, spacious, and welcoming to residents and family members alike. I am comforted in knowing that Mom is getting regular meals in a relaxed, open setting, that any changes in her physical or mental condition will be addressed appropriately, and that Belmont's thoughtful leadership will involve us in decision-making. My wife and I are grateful that Belmont Village is there for Mom.

Belmont Village has been the best place for our mom, and for us. They take excellent care of her, especially during her medical emergency & surgery follow-up. They are so understanding of her needs as well as providing support and encouragement for us. They have a monthly support group for caregivers, so we can learn from each other. When her sister died this year the Belmont staff guided us in handling the fact that she cannot remember this. They're very patient with our phone calls and include family members in many activities, including honoring our Veterans. Most of all, all of the staff truly know her! Every region should have a Belmont village!

They are very friendly. They have been doing a great job with care services. My loved one loves the food. They have a lot of activities. The program for memory care is very unique, and it's a very fine program. I would recommend to other families.

My loved one likes the food. They need to add more activities for residents. It's an excellent community. We picked this community, because of the location, it's convient to my home, and it seemed like they cared. I would recommend to other families.

I liked Belmont Village Green Hills. The facility looked great. The activities looked great. It turned out they didn’t have a room available, so we ended up at a different place, where I actually prefer the circular layout for my loved one with memory issues. (Belmont Village has straight line hallways.) But all in all, it looked like a good option.