StoneRidge Health Care

1. Very well kept facility. Not new, but very clean and had NO poop smell. Other facilities I visited were just permeated with feces smells and I always felt I was breathing in more germs in a 1 hr visit than all week anywhere else. 2. Small facility so staff can take care of the patients correctly 3. Close to home for me (Greenbrier) 4. Good people - full time wound care nurse who does nothing else but wound care. First time my mother-in-law came home as good if not better than when she left our home. 5. Honest - our hospice company's software for something reason held onto Stoneridge's address, so when hospice nurse ordered wound care supplies, it went to facility not our home. Nurse popped in and picked up entire box of supplies with nothing missing. They could have said they had no room to store the supplies and they were mixed in with theirs - basically we outta luck. INSTEAD, we received all the supplies. Box was opened, but individual items inside were left sealed. The bo arrived on a Friday but were not picked up until following Thursday, which was almost a week later! Wow! So if patient needs a respite visit, this is where to go. Small facility, everyone from a tech to an RN to the nursing director helped to either answer questions or direct us to correct person who could. 6. Covered under Medicare alone (no Medicaid coverage). This was a 5 day respite stay, but it was on the approved list of full time facilities too. Check with your insurance administrator before assuming Medicare/Medicaid or private insurance will cover costs. Private, self-pay (cash price) was $290/day if using no insurance (February 2026). That's steep, but it is worth the level of care she would receive if she were to be there full-time.