Hampton Manor Belleview

Glen

Hampton Manor Belleview was all right. It was old, and the room sizes were pretty small. We just didn't care for it. The staff was very nice. I wasn't impressed with the dining area and the food at all. It just didn't look big enough. It was dreary. They have little areas that residents can go to. That tour was cut pretty short because I knew pretty much right off the bat that I wasn't going to be considered. I looked at the menu and I looked inside the dining facility, and I was pretty much done by then. It looked clean. It's just a small facility, so they're doing the best they can do.

Patricia

We chose Hampton Manor Belleview for my husband because they specialize in dementia and Alzheimer's. You don't have mixed patients, which is very important. It's very hard, I would assume, for other patients that don't have dementia to be mixed in with people who do. Another very big focus is that they do not overcrowd their community. They're very helpful, both on the financial end as well as supportive. They're very supportive in emotional and mental aspects, and they're caring and compassionate. I highly recommend them. I haven't been able to see my husband because it's only the first couple of days, but everything seems to be fine. There's plenty of communication. Any time that I've called or do call, you speak to somebody. You don't get an answering machine. They have 24-hour snacks for their residents, which is important for a person like my husband who always worked overnight. The comfortability for him to be able to get a midnight snack was very comforting. They have many activities. Today, they're having a Halloween party. You get plenty of calendar events. Every review I read about them was very good. The place is very clean and there's no smell. They don't have people in the halls like at the nursing homes. It's a nice experience. If I needed a facility, that's where I would go. They specialize in anything with memory and Huntington's. It's secured, but it's not like you're pulling up to the Ritz Carlton. It's a memory facility. It doesn't look like a prison, by no means, but they are literally on their own compound. They have plenty of area and land and stuff that you don't see from the street, but when you go into the facility, it's a huge thing. It's very secure in the front. You have to have a big keypad to enter because you have people with Alzheimer's. You don't want them to be able to open these doors and just get out. I haven't heard any complaints about the food. The activities are wonderful. They have all sorts of arts and crafts, and they have many different rooms for the residents like aTV room. I must have passed three or four of the bedrooms that they created into TV rooms with no doors, and they had big TVs and large couches. It's not just one giant room. It's very cozy. They have a lovely lunchroom, a music room, a piano, and they have live music. Value for money is average. The community fee goes from $2000 to $5000. As you go in with the $2000, your monthly fee stays the same. If you go in with the $3000, I think you get $100 off. If you go in with the $5000, you get $300 off of your monthly fee permanently. It's already $3200 a month for me to have my husband there, no contract, it's month-to-month, so that's a good thing. I got it at $3200 because I gave the $5000. Otherwise, it would have been $3500. I found nothing less expensive unless you go to facilities that are more state-run or something.

Beth

I went to Hampton Manor Belleview. I recalled it smelling good. It was very clean. The staff was very friendly. The rooms were clean and spacious. They seemed to keep that up. I went in during lunchtime, so they were all having lunch together. It was a very good facility. It was extremely secure. They took me on a total tour around the facility, and the dining room looked very nice. The amenities looked very nice.

Regina

Hampton Manor Belleview was nice. I liked the place. However, it was more geared towards dementia or Alzheimer's with help of assistance, and my mom's not quite that far gone and she's very much with it, so feel like putting her in a facility where there are a lot of patients with dementia would kind of make her backpedal a little bit. I think she's just a little bit more advanced for that facility, but it's very nice. I love the rooms, and I love the privacy. The executive director was sweet. We took a tour and we met with some of the residents. It was very nice, but I don't think it was a fit for my mom right now. The staff gave us a tour of the room and the common areas. We met with some of the residents, and they were all very friendly. She answered every single question that we had, from financials to if we were allowed to take my mom out on our own time. It was really nice that they do a lot of activities. They had a huge activity calendar. The staff who took me around was amazing. She was very informative. She showed us anything we wanted. She showed us a shared room, and she showed us a private room. She was great. It was an older facility, but they kept it very well. The outside was very welcoming. The lobby was nice, and inside once you got into the rooms, everything was very, very clean, and it was open.

Stephanie

When we went to Hampton Manor Belleview memory care, it was very clean and friendly. We met all the staff and they were all very helpful and friendly towards us and our family. They were also very understanding of our situation. They just need a little cleaning up, which they were in the process of doing.

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Ivan

Hampton Manor Belleview was nice. The personnel was very nice, too. I spoke to a young lady named Tabitha and she was good. She gave me a lot of information and answered all of our questions. I was very pleased with her. The place was very clean. They were in the process of updating certain furniture. I got to see some of the rooms inside and they were good nice clean rooms. They also had a TV room, sort of a reading room, and a game room as well. They seemed to have everything in order. So, it was a good tour experience.

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Mary

The people at Hampton Manor Belleview were very nice and everything was clean. It's a really nice place and I'm really thinking of putting my mom in there. They gave me a calendar of things and activities that they did; all the people that I saw seemed very happy and content to be there.

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ReviewerVT012120213

My husband is at Hampton Manor Belleview. I like the facility, and the people are very nice. They have a lot of activities for memory care. I also like the idea that it is close to home. They were willing to work with us with the Medicaid. They are taking his Social Security money, but he is still waiving a lot of fees, so we are waiting for the Medicaid to kick in. They are the ones who put their hand out and help us. The outside is fine, but I have not seen the whole place. I wish it were cheaper because it would make it a lot easier.

Bella

We picked Hampton Manor Belleview for my dad because that's where his income puts him right now. It seems OK. I was not able to see his room due to the COVID. They're not letting anybody in. It's an older facility, and that's about all I can say for it. It seems like they are well kept. I've only been there once to bring him there and the second time was to see him. It was the activity person who accommodated us.

Susan

My dad moved into Hampton Manor Belleview. The people I've worked with are very caring. As far as I know they have a wonderful activities coordinator named Linda. I saw my father eat a meal and he loves it.

Trig's family

We looked at many memory care facilities before choosing Hampton Manor Belleview. While it may not be the newest or the fanciest, it is clean, well-appointed and comfortable with a very homey feel to it. The best part is the wonderful staff. Without exception we found them to be the most caring, kind and compassionate people. They treat their residents as their family and know them personally. They even treat the residents' family as family. They keep close eye on the residents making sure their needs are met and keeping close contact with the family. We are glad we chose Hampton Manor Belleview for our family member.

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marion412164

They were very accommodating and agreeable at Hampton Manor. They were having a lot of fun in the dining room, and the activities coordinator was quite jolly and was leading them in some game. It was really good to see. The whole place was well-kept. The rooms were clean, airy, bright, and nice.

Jim Luetje

The most important factor to know about an assisted living facility is the level of care provided. To a person every member of the staff treated my wife Ann as if she were family. When you couple their feelings with their extensive skills and experience, you know that you've chosen the right assisted living facility.

Clifford524678

Hampton Manor Belleview was good. The people were eating, and it looked like nobody was having a problem. One lady asked for some more dessert, and in a second, they brought what she wanted. The people looked very well taken care of, the staff was friendly, and the rooms were very clean. They had exercise and book reading as their activities.

Anonymous117314750

My mother-in-law had been in the assisted living for quite some time. We chose that because it was near us and because they accepted state funding. The room could be better; it’s a shared room. The food and the staff were fine. For the most part, cleanliness is good.

Csterling

We could not be happier with our decision to move my grandmother into Hampton Manor Belleview. The staff here has been incredible and really helped her to acclimate quickly to her new environment. My grandmother loves the staff, the food, and all of her new friends she has made here. It has been such a blessing to see her enjoy life again. She has met so many wonderul people and enjoys all of the activities very much. Before moving in she didn't interact much with others. The move has been so positive and her health has improved greatly. We also love the beautiful decorating and home like atmosphere. She was able to bring all of her own furniture and things that make her apartment her very own. We are very gratful for all of the support and compassion from the staff!

B Howard

Hampton Manor Belleview was on the top of my list. It was a very nice facility. All the rooms were available to the kitchen and had a couple of different sizes. It had a lot of entertainment. It was easy to traverse for the residents.

Sherry15

There was an issue with the previous facility that my father was in, so we moved him to Hampton Manor. Everything about it is acceptable, although, it's not as upscale as that other facility was. It has more of a homey atmosphere and I think, they have more residents in there that are supported by the State.