Belmont Village

The property was well appointed. Of all the facilities I toured, Belmont Village was the most ascetically pleasing, very high end. Further, Belmont Village was the most expensive of all the memory care facilities I toured. It had the highest monthly rates and a large community deposit that was required. The memory care unit was beautiful, there was an entire section dedicated to honoring residents, part of the Greatest Generation that ever lived, who served their country during WWII and Korea. I was very moved and touched by this tribute. The facility was immaculate. There was a lot of programs and activities for all levels of care. There is a pool for the residents and their guests to use. The menu options looked very appetizing. The facility was a bit larger than what I wanted for my parent. Also the price point was beyond our fiscal capabilities.

Belmont Village Hunters Creek really is a Place for Mom - my Mom. My mother's issues with dementia accelerated rapidly in 2016 when my stepfather passed away from Alzheimer's disease. Mom became depressed, angry, mean, and intent on escaping from her memory care location in Des Moines, Iowa. Finally we were told by the Iowa facility that they could no longer care for her unless we hired a 24x7 sitter! So I knew it was time to move her, and I undertook to find a memory care facility here in Houston. I considered 15 different memory care facilities of many different price ranges. The one that stood out from all my research was Belmont Village. While I toured several different facilities, when I toured Belmont Village Hunters Creek, my positive feelings were confirmed. It is beautiful, clean, cheery, and well appointed, and very well staffed. I went back home and asked my sister to immediately drive down from Dallas to verify my decision, and she completely agreed. We moved Mom into a room the Neighborhood floor of BVHC in May, 2016. The BVHC staff was a tremendous help throughout the move. Mom settled in well, and because she's kept busy with activities appropriate to her condition (rather than sitting alone in her room as she did in her Iowa facility), she is now contented, cheerful, and no longer makes attempts to escape. The onsite staff help her with occupational therapy and maintenance therapy, which is so good for her. She has her hair and nails done at the onsite beauty salon on a regular basis. She requires help with all levels of activity, and that help is provided with love and consistency. I could not be happier with BVHC, and wish that everyone with a loved one suffering from dementia could find a place as wonderful as I have. After 18 months, I have only raves and praise for BVHC and how they care for Mom.

It was time to start finding a place for my mother-in-law to live, especially after the hurricane hit, and of all of the places that I visited, this place felt the classiest. Everything is kept up with very clean and from what I know, housekeeping comes in at least once a day and cleans up. The staff is easy to communicate with and just great. My mother-in-law likes the food and they usually have 2 options for what you can eat, so if you don’t like one option then you at least have another one. She’s a smoker, which can be hard to find a place that accepts that, but Belmont Village offers patios off the side of the apartment that she can sit out on and smoke if she wants to. They offer a full calendar of activities each month with things like exercise, lectures, bridge games, movie nights, and even field trips. It’s a beautiful place. It’s very warm and it feels contained so it’s not so spread out. She fell recently and broke her hip and we got a phone call immediately and they called an ambulance. They were very quick to act. They’re very on top of checking in on the residents if they don’t show up for a meal time as well. I would absolutely recommend them to others.

My brother's stay here at this community has worked out well for us, they community and the staff have been great in working with him, they even arranged for their shuttle to take him to and from his dentist appointment. He is waiting on his physical therapy to be arranged by his insurance company but in the meantime, the staff has encouraged him to join in the activities and when I come to visit there is a nice balcony that we can go out on to visit and he can get some fresh air and sunshine. They also make sure that he goes to the dining room for his meals if we're not there to take him and he likes the food. I would definitely recommend scheduling a tour to see this community first hand.

This community was one of our favorites. The people we met were nice and the community was clean. This community does offer a lot of amenities, however it is double the price of the community we chose.

My mother is in the memory care unit at the Belmont Village and she likes it. The staff and caregivers tend to all of her needs as well as keep the place clean and well organized. My mom really likes the staff, she says they are always very nice and kind, they don't speak down to her. She is pleased with the food, they give her fish for lunch and dinner and they make her a sweet potato for lunch and dinner. We picked the place because when we visited, we noticed the staff interacted well with the residents and they were always kind. The only thing my mom has mentioned that she doesn't like is that they take her natural supplements and stuff from her room. I understand it is for her own good, but it's upsetting to her at times.

The staff at Belmont Village Green Hills could not have been more accommodating or reassuring. They asked all my questions and made sure I met current residents to get an "insider's view". I took my mother to visit and have lunch (very good food!) and she was pleased with the environment. We were ready to move her in when we learned that she had a terminal illness and little time. Otherwise, she would be there playing bridge, making new friends, reading and not worrying about things. The staff and facilities are top-notch!

I had a tour at this community and I felt they did not offer anything spectacular and not worth the value. It was too expensive and the room was $6,000 a month before the care cost will be added. They were out of our budget.

I liked this community when we took our tour. The people we met were nice and it looked like a clean community. This community was just a little to far away for us.

Belmont Memphis was able to place our family member in Memory Care within two hours on an emergency basis. Two weeks later the spouse moved into Assisted Living on the same floor. We are delighted with the staff and the facility. The staff makes accommodations based on the needs of the family--not by rigid guidelines. everyone on staff knows all the residents and their nuances. We are delighted knowing that our parents are in a safe, caring facility.

My Husband is doing very well here at this community. They are taking good care of him and his needs. The community is well maintained and very clean. He is getting his physical therapy and occupational therapy right here at this community. They offer a wide variety of activities. The food is wonderful, we love the meals. He is receiving great care. This is a facility I would recommend.

I'm rating the community a 4.5 just for the simple fact that nothing is perfect although Belmont Village is pretty close to it. Mom is completely happy there and my experience with the community and the admin have been great. Mom has made lots of friends and is as busy as she wants to be with the many on site activities. Everything worked out beautifully and we are very happy with the decision to have Mom at Belmont.

We live in Virginia, 2500 miles away from our 89-year old aunt in Los Angeles. After a fall last summer, we moved her to a Board & Care facility. When it became obvious that she had totally recovered and needed more stimulation, we began to investigate other assisted living facilities. She is a California native who would never consider moving to the mid-Atlantic winters, so we only looked at facilities in the Los Angeles area. Belmont Village was a standout for several reasons--various levels of independence, a variety of activities, round-the-clock nursing staff. When we toured the Burbank facility, we were impressed by the friendly, caring attitudes of all the employees, from a maintenance engineer to the administrative staff. It took some doing, but we convinced our aunt to consider moving. She has been there three weeks now and has joined the daily exercise class and the walking club. She has gone on outings and played bingo. She has a lovely room in a beautiful facility. She is surrounded by caring people. Bottom line: we couldn't be happier with our choice. We will continue to visit every couple of months but our minds are at ease knowing that she is well cared for in every aspect.

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.

My brother and I looked for almost a year for the best place for our mom. We moved her into Belmont this year and have been extremely happy with all. This community is not the largest or the flashiest but it has a warmth of love and family throughout. From the concierge to the caregivers, everyone is always smiling and are happy to be there. The rooms are appropriately sized and the food is wonderful. We were not oversold with pushy sales people. The Director called us the day after and made sure we had a great visit and offered to help with our decision. We can say that mom has a better quality of life because of the team at Belmont. The head nurse and director work as a team and are present daily in the building mentoring the staff and encouraging the residents. The managers get involved with activities like karaoke and all have a fun time. If everyone has the same experience as we have then I assure you that you will walk away happy with this community.

Belmont Village Encino is great. My mother and father got there and my mother fell and broke her hip. It was nobody's fault but she had to go to the hospital. My father has significant dementia and was left there alone since my mother went to the hospital and the staff really took good care of him there. The food was good. It met all their needs. They are now both in intensive rehab to get better and hopefully be able to come back to Belmont Village. They actually encourage my father to get out and do things at this facility. It has been a good experience.

Our experience with Belmont Village Sabre Springs has been very positive. The facility itself is very nice, and all the staff there are extremely friendly and helpful.

Belmont Village Oak Park was great facility. The only thing that I would say needs improving is when it came time for the nurses to give medication to my dad we had to hunt them down. They were not very good about that. Other than that everybody was just great there. The staff were very attentive.

Belmont Village, Sabre Springs is a delightful place for loved ones. We recently checked my 93 year old mother in an independent unit this September and in less than 6 weeks, she's engaged in new activities, road trips, and attending the well organized concerts they have every weekend. We especially like the Greek chef who comes out to chat with her in Greek. It makes her feel welcome, especially since living in San Diego is new to her after recently being widowed. That's a big deal for that tough cookie. The staff is great, especially Erik and Jack, who made sure all the features in her unit worked flawlessly. Thanks guys! Lastly, Inan, the Exec Director, is a wonderful leader. Everyone loves working for her and she's sincerely interested in the quality of care her residents get. This is the place to go if you senior elder care!

Overall our experience with Belmont Village has been a very positive one. The people here are great, the staff is attentive, caring, and they do a great job looking out for the residents. They really exceeded our expectations!