FountainBrook

Excellent care, great people. Sorry to leave (only leaving to be closer to home). Papa says great food.

The administration is detailed and organized. They provide activities (Bingo, Exercise, etc.) that residents participate in. House keeping is very good and the facilities look and smell clean! The kitchen provides a balanced meal that tastes good. Memory care unit is awesome. This staff is very tentative to the residents. They show their love, care and well being towards the memory care residents.

My loved one did not participate in the activities but I was very impressed with the activities that they did have available when I was around. There was a lot of different things to pick from you just had to be willing to participate. The staff are also very friendly.

It is hard to get the meals on time. Most of the people in memory care get cold food because of the wait time. I would suggest really hard that when you come and inspect that you ask about meals and on time meals. Especially if your loved one is going into memory care. I think that there also needs to be better training among the teams. It is a good place to stay if you are in the assisted living part of the community. The hospice personnel are great and amazing.

My mom had Alzheimer’s and Fountain Brook was a convenient drive for my brother and it seemed reputable each time I visited. A nurse gave my mom a pre-entry exam and determined she was a candidate for Memory Care. We admitted her and moved her in but right away, I found the head nurse in charge at the facility to be less than truthful and forthcoming about the treatment plan and care of my mother. The general manager was more concerned about numbers and occupancy percentage rather than the patient care. The memory care staff were a miserable lot from top to bottom. They weren’t happy if the family wasn’t there doing most of the care giving. They were rude and often unresponsive when I asked a question or for help. Fountain Brooke is not adequately staffed and there is not a sense of cohesiveness amongst staff and management. They did nothing to make my mothers stay a pleasant one, it seemed they didn’t want to be bothered. The physicians were not interested in patients.

Our loved one was only there for a short while, but during that time FountainBrook took such good care of her. They always kept us well informed, and the facility itself was very nice. All of the staff members were really good and friendly, and were always very accommodating. We have no complaints about this community at all.

This community offers quite a few activities, and we would recommend the FountainBrook community others.

If your looking for a facility for a loved one that has mild to medium stage Alzheimers/Dementia please do NOT place them at FountainBrook Assisted Living & Memory Support!! The facility is nice but the level of care in the memory unit is substandard at best. I stayed with my mom for the first week and after voicing my concerns to the memory unit director ..who I rarely saw in the memory unit, and one other manager I took my mom back home..losing every bit of the $5,000+ that was paid...only after I removed her was I informed that a written 30 day notice was required to receive any money back. Apparently this was included in the fine print of their “contract”. When I attempted to talk to the Director he was very harsh, insensitive and rude. This is what I observed while staying with my mom: 1) Understaffed-the ratio of caregiver to resident is NOT adequate for the level of services needed. Not once did anyone help my mom shower, dress or clean her room during the time we were there. (The bathroom was cleaned once) It was very disturbing to my mom when we would go out to the memory unit dining area to eat breakfast and many of the residents were asleep with their heads laying on the table with often only one staff available to serve all the residents. Rather than allowing residents to eat after they naturally wake up (since many are up during the night) they are placed at the tables at 7:00-7:30 and immediately go back to sleep. At one point one resident was choking so badly with no medical aids around to help. 2) Activities and social stimulation was nonexistent in the memory unit. What I observed was that many residents in wheelchairs would be placed in the TV room after breakfast and left until the next meal and shuffled there again after lunch. Because there were no activities in the memory unit I would take my mom over to the “Assisted Living” area and attend several of the activities that they had. The only positives that I can list for Fountain Brook Assisted Living & Memory Support are that the facilities are nice and the food is good. I have never taken the time to write an on-line review, however I feel so strongly that if my review could prevent someone from making the same mistake I made when I decided to place my mom at the Memory Unit at Fountain Brooke Assisted Living & Memory Support then it will be worth it.

The assisted living is just beautiful and the rooms are large with high ceilings. I love the dining room and the specials plus ala carte menu and you can have breakfast all day long! The activity calendar is full of different things to do. Check out Thunder Alley and the Sports Club. They have a tornado safe room which gives peace of mind. Fountainbrook also has LPNs 24 hours a day.

I toured this community for my loved one, and I immediately knew it would not be a good fit for us. I looked at reviews online first, and they weren't very good. It as also more expensive than some other communities I'd seen, and when I walked in, a woman near the door kept yelling out to me "help me, help me!" I was quite uncomfortable with that, so I knew that was not a place I'd put my loved one.

Main door locked. Fairly clean, some carpet stains. Smallish apt, lvng rm, bedroom, large bahroom with built in chair. Full sized fridge, built in microwave, clean, but a bit stale. Three meals and snacks and ala carte menu all laundry included if they wish, rn 24/7. Medication management. Common areas were quiet, some residents were alone, some were playing dominoes, no signs of distress. Memory care on site can transition to memory care from al. On 15th btw westminister and anderson, so its familiar area.

I am so amazed and glad my mom and I found this community. A really big factor is this place is only 10 minutes away from my dad so he is able to see my mom and spend the night here and there. The other big thing is that they have a “Safe Room” since we are in Oklahoma. They have everything you could need in case of a disaster. They have food, supplies and even medication for all of the residents there. When you first walk in, they have a small aviary with birds that everyone can watch. Everyone is very nice and good to my Mother. The staff actually interacts with everyone. I haven’t seen anyone without a smile on their face. They are very caring and they have a heart for this field of work. It’s definitely a family oriented place. They have fall festivals, Christmas festivals, thanksgiving dinners, and a Veterans Day celebration. I’m amazed at how busy they keep my mom. For activities, they have exercise classes, card games, a craft room with a sewing machine, musicians and singers who came in, and a dance group that comes in. They also watch the football games and have tail gate parties. When I came in one time they even had a craft fair that came in that was selling wreaths and crafty things. The facility itself is beautiful and always clean. There wasn’t even a certain type of smell that you would come to expect from a nursing home. The housekeeping comes in regularly to clean. They also allow the residents to plant flowers and have a garden by their window. The rooms are nice with plenty of storage space that is wheelchair accessible. There’s also a microwave, sink, and refrigerator in her room. My mom can control her heat and air, there’s Wi-Fi in the common areas, and they offer basic cable in all of the rooms. The food is okay and my mom hasn’t complained for the 2 months she’s been here. They actually just hired a new chef right before my mom got there. There are 3 meals a day with 2 meal choices for each meal. They also have an a la carte menu if you wanted something small like a snack or salad. I can even eat with my mom for $5 a meal. I am very pleased with this community and she is really happy here. I would really recommend this facility.

My 97 year old Father has lived at Fountain Brook for 6 months. He is absolutely a changed man since he came to Fountain Brook! I am so pleased he is so well cared for, but beyond that he is loved! The most outstanding aspect is the Care Staff, [Removed] and the night staff are absolutely the most loving, caring people you can find, they love their jobs and it shows. I just don't know where in the world my Father could receive better care. When there is any question about his health, the Doc is brought in to assess, labs are taken and meds are directed immediately! The Activities staff also are friendly, loving and have adopted my father as one of their own. Staff family members come to visit him! The food is very good and served cafe style. My father often just has cereal for supper, because that is what he was use to at home. The cafe staff also is caring and loving and treat everyone as family! A big shout out to [Removed]! I just love Fountain Brook, And you will too!

I like that they have a restaurant attached. You can go anytime from 7am to 7pm to eat. The staff is very caring and they do their jobs well. The activites director is a wiz - very good at his job. They have a lot of musical entertainment and different groups that volunteer. My mother is legally blind so she can't participate in all the activites but they have movies and a nice, extensive library and lots of lounge areas. My mother wasn't able to return there because she's not able to walk so she has to rehab more before she can go back. We're undecided on whether we're going to move her back because she likes where she is not too.