Brookstone of Clemmons

Penny Allen

Sep 2023

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My mother spent her final days in this wonderful facility. The food was amazing, and the staff I cannot say enough good things. They became like family and made a difficult situation so much better. My mother passed away from dementia, and they were right there to comfort and guide us. Would highly recommend.

Daniel Gilmer

Aug 2022

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Parking is awful. This is the worst place for parking that I have even been. I will not go back if I can help it.

Anne Apple

Feb 2020

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I have helped move my great aunt, my grandfather, and now my husband’s father into homes for specific elderly assistance needs but never have I witnessed as poor of service as I have with this Brookstone location. Their lack of explanation for their decisions with patients along with rudeness to polite and concerned family members leads me to not recommend them at all. The facility looks nice but staff experience, knowledge, and patient care is incredibly lacking for me to be able to suggest anyone place a loved one in their care.

Darlene Inman

Apr 2019

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Admitted a client for private duty care in facility. Staff very friendly and helpful. Facility very clean. Good experience

Ron Hartman

Aug 2014

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When my sisters and I needed memory care for our mom, we visited all the memory care units in the area. Some were less expensive than Brookstone Terrace, some were more expensive. Some were older than Brookstone Terrace, some were newer. We choose Brookstone Terrace memory care because it was clean and well maintained, had resident activities, had only twenty residents (two to a room) where all the rooms, including dining and activity rooms, were along a long hallway and visible to staff at all times, had 4 CNTs on duty 24 hours a day with a day nurse and assigned doctor, had no entrance fee (others had a nonrefundable fee equal to one month’s stay), and, most of all, because of the good feeling we got from the staff during our unannounced visit. While at Brookstone Terrace, mom had her good and bad days and, after two months, her health deteriorated and she passed shortly thereafter at age 88. One or more of our family visited her every day. We were could enter 24/7 through a password protected door, so visits were never expected. Every time we walked in, the facility was clean and odorless, and the staff was talking to and assisting residents just as if they were one of the residents' family. The staff kept us informed about mom’s mental and physical health, answered all our questions, and immediately took care of any requests. We got a phone call anytime anything out of the ordinary occurred. The staff was always friendly, helpful, and showed genuine concern for mom and the family’s needs. Near the end, they helped us contact the Hospice & Palliative CareCenter, whose staff was fantastic and worked hand-in-hand with Brookstone Terrace staff in caring for mom. When mom passed, the entire staff, including cooks and housekeeping, was as upset as family members were; we all cried together. Memory care is a tough job and when a resident’s health is failing, it is even tougher. Brookstone Terrace provides quality healthcare and, just as important, they provide genuine love of their residents. Memory care is also a trying time for the family. Brookstone Terrace staff considers caring for the family’s needs just as important as caring for the resident. Miss Ruby loved the staff and we sincerely love all of them and consider them a part of our family. If you have a family member in need of memory care or assisted living, you will find no better care than that offered at Brookstone Terrace.