Independence Hill At Stone Oak

Safety and Well-Being Measures

All apartments come standard with emergency pull-cords in the bedrooms and bathrooms. Assisted living residents are given wearable emergency pendants with GPS locators.

Transition Support Services

All new residents will have a 1 on 1 meeting with the director of each department so we can become acquainted with their needs and preferences. Every effort is made to introduce new residents to other residents to facilitate friendships.

Transportation Services

Yes, we offer free transportation to dr. appointments and all off-site activities.

Dining Experience

In the apartments, 2 meals per day are included. (Breakfast is always included and then you have your choice of lunch or dinner). We offer a wide variety of menu options and then have daily specials.

Addressing Complaints and Issues

Any complaints or issues are routed to our executive director. We host monthly town halls where residents can voice any concerns they may have.

Communication with Residents' Families

Family members can call or come by at any time. On the independent side, we can only give out health information to those approved by resident. In the case of emergency, information is given to emergency contacts.

Short-term or Respite Stays

We offer respite stays in our assisted living building. The cost is $165 per night plus care level costs, depending on what is needed.

Pet-Friendly Community

Yes, we allow dogs and cats in the homes and in assisted living and in the cottage apartments. Cats but no dogs inside the main bldg. apartments.

Vaccination Clinics

Yes, residents can sign up for vaccine clinics that will done in-house.

Aging in Place

Yes, once you are a member of our community, you can remain in your home or apartment, or transfer to any other available apartment on campus or to our assisted living. We currently have some availability, depending on the floor plan you are seeking.