Sodalis Stone Oak Assisted Living & Memory Care

My grandmother lived in this facility for over a year. We experienced issues with the kitchen running out of food, either her laundry was not getting done or her clothes ended up in another residences room. Her oxygen machine was running without water. The worst was her wedding ring was stolen and she developed bed sores. I would not recommend this place.

I moved my mother, then aged 66 years old, here in May 2018. Jake and Casey went to see my mom in a geriatric psych facility to evaluate her and were very gracious and compassionate. at first mom had a hard time adjusting to life here. she would move her things to the door, just like most Alz residents I suppose. Then around July 2018 she started to settle in. Of course, she was on meds then too. I would visit her quite regularly, about 3x/month, to take her out to lunch or for a drive. Initially Sodalis had told me they would take the memory care residents out for drives, and I think they did do this with mom a few times. But it didn't last, sadly. My mother deteriorated very quickly. By December 2018 she was no longer smiling and was on pureed foods. She started to shuffle as well, and whispered alot. Sodalis just rolled with it. Other than a larger outdoor area, I cannot think of one thing I would change about mine and my mom's experience at Sodalis. The ladies and men that work there treat the residents like their own family. Mom passed in June 2019. I miss my mom desperately, and if I could do it all again, the only thing I would skip is putting her at Autumn Grove before making the move to Sodalis. I looked at lots of places for mom, and this facility was by far the best for the price we were paying.

I worked for Sodalis for a couple months. I loved my job and I did it well.

Visit the community and you'll see why they are a 5!