Belmont Village Senior Living Buffalo Grove

My mother spent three years in this facility. Belmont Village does not cater to residents who have children out-of-state. Not only are the staff hard to get ahold of for information, when you do speak with someone, they do not understand your frustration. A relative fears for their parent, and the staff does not understand what the grief is about. They expect you to be pleasant and knowledgable at all times. They do not explain, and they are very abrupt. Although I asked repeatedly to be informed of my mother's progress, they continually left me "out of the loop." Belmont Village is not a caring place at all, certainly not for a relative that traveled every month to see her mother.

I had a wonderful time today touring the facility with Jodi Weinberg! She made me feel welcomed and was amazing at describing the services offered at Belmont Village. If you or someone you know is looking at assisted living options for their loved ones, reach out to Jodi Weinberg for a tour, you won’t regret it!

I normally do not write reviews, but because of the care my mother and mother-in-law have received over the past 4 years at Belmont Village Buffalo Grove, I wanted to share my experience with anyone looking to make this difficult decision. Our family has found consistently, that all of the staff is kind, compassionate, and respectful to each and every resident and family member. They know everyone's name and always greet you with a smile. The facility is always clean and cheerful, the food is good and there are many activities that the staff encourage the residents to participate in. The residents are well cared for and the PALS always acknowledge and talk with the residents - with a smile. As in any situation, there are difficult times, but I've found the administration to be receptive to feedback. Thank you Belmont for being a great option for residential senior care and for helping our aging population, age with dignity.

My dad moved to Belmont three years ago from an independent living situation. He went into the Circle of Friends (first level memory care) right away as he was already experiencing challenges with his daily functioning. I can't say enough about how wonderful the staff is at Belmont. The nurses and the pals are some of the kindest people you could ever hope to meet. The care they provide for the residents is extremely kind and respectful. All of the staff from the administration to the maintenance staff and restaurant staff are friendly and accessible. They make Belmont feel like a home, not just to the residents, but to their families as well. Because of Belmont, my dad made friends and had many enjoyable activities during his two and a half years in the Circle. He is now in the Neighborhood (more advanced memory care), but I still stop by the dining room to chat with his Circle friends. Having a family member struggle with dementia and other aging issues is very difficult, but Belmont has made this time in our lives easier, and I truly appreciate them. I would highly recommend this community to anyone looking for senior care.