Hampton Manor Assisted Living at Belleview

Dalisa Morriss

They lie to you and tell you they are fully equipped to deal with patients with Alzheimer’s but it’s not true. Now if you care about your family member do not take them there. The first couple Times you would think it’s perfect but they are understaff and poorly equipped to deal with Alzheimer patients. They will say anything to make a buck.

samantha franklin-atkins

Staff are very kind and caring. You have continuity with staff that have been there for years. The Administrator(Mikaela Saunderson) is very knowledgeable and cares for her residents like her own family and is well educated on Dementia/Alzheimers patients.

Karen Winstanley

I have to give a 5 star for Hampton Manor in Belleview. My Cousin and I had visited multiple ALF between Ocala and The Villages. The situation we had was our mom's are twins and unfortunately they are unable to live on their own. We have always talked about it in the past with our mom's and dad's that if they got to where they were unable to live at home we would find them a home together. I called to get some information on the phone and spoke with Bea and from our conversation to the day we went met in person with her and Maggie we felt at home there. All of the staff are very personable and the home is very clean. They have accommodated our needs for them to be together. Our mom's really like it there. They enjoy the music, crafts, bingo etc that Linda the activity director she does such a wonderful job and does it with such passion. It's such a hard time for families to place a loved one but I can say that ALL of the staff members there have definitely made it much easier. KP and ALL the nursing staff are always informative on any of their health issues or any medication changes. That to me is a blessing. When I leave there I can leave with peace knowing that my mom and Aunt are very well cared for and not being mistreated. You will always feel like one big family there.

Chips O'Tool

My dad spent the last few weeks of his life here. My five-star rating doesn't mean Hampton Manor is perfect. There were a few minor issues, which they were quick to address. I give it five stars because our experience with Hampton Manor was excellent, even if there were occasional hiccups. I toured a number of places, and I tried to put my dad in a much more expensive ALF, but someone else took the room. I continued touring, and I found Hampton Manor. Its facilities were the cleanest I had seen. The employee who showed me around said staffers ate the food from the dining room, and that surprised me. The paint was fresh, the facility didn't smell the way all the others did, and the atmosphere was peaceful. The residents seemed to feel at home. I toured the Ocala location first, but I ended up putting him in the Belleview location. I visited daily, so I became very familiar with Hampton Manor, and I was very satisfied with the treatment my dad got. Toward the end, he would sit in the courtyard with me and say what a nice place it was. The staff was very helpful when he passed. They were also helpful with advice on his medical care and end-of-life arrangements. They helped me avoid some serious mistakes. When he passed, I barely had to lift a finger. My dad is gone, but I will miss my visits. I'm very grateful, because my dad was in another facility for two weeks, and compared to Hampton Manor, it was like a kennel.