Our passion for assisted living shines through everyday at StoneyBrook Suites. It is our goal to be more than just a retirement center. We want to ensure your loved ones feel at home with a listening ear, a caring embrace, and an overall sense of community. The sculpture, known as the Inukshuk, found outside of each of our facilities symbolizes the message that “You are on the right path” and that life is an “Endless Journey.”
Have you been thinking about a rewarding career in the healthcare field? Look no further than StoneyBrook Suites!
We are pleased to announce that our staff and residents have received their second dose of the COVID19 vaccine. At this point we are have reopened and are allowing in-person visits! We appreciate your continued cooperation and support to keep our residents healthy. All visitors will be required to wash hands, wear a mask, and if you are sick please do not come to visit. Upon entering the building please wash your hands in the public restroom located inside and to the left of our front door. We will have hand sanitizer available as well to use.
We highly recommend small groups, just a few visitors at a time. We also suggest appropriate distancing during your visitation. All visits will take place in the residents rooms for now. Please do not congregate in the common areas and do not go in any other residents’ rooms while you are visiting your loved one. We will allow you to bring personal items for the residents in the building when you visit. We are excited to welcome you all back and reunite our families in person
Thinking about StoneyBrook Suites but not able to make it in our facility? Below are some of our new rooms and layouts to give you an idea of what your new home would be like inside StoneyBrook Suites! (Click on the image to enlarge)
Living Room
Kitchen
Living/Kitchen
Living/Kitchen
Bedroom
Walk-In Closet
Bathroom/Closet
Shower
If you are considering the next step for your loved one, we encourage you to connect with us and schedule a tour. It would be our pleasure to share the experience of StoneyBrook Suites with you. During your time here, we will be happy to answer any questions. We understand that this is a family journey and we want to give you peace of mind and help simplify things during this transition. “Our Joy is in Serving You.”
News at StoneyBrook Suites:
$500 GiveBack365
We are honored to have received the $500 GiveBack365 donation from COLA Inc. to use to fund activities for our residents! COLA Inc. is a physician-directed non-profit organization promoting excellence in laboratory medicine and patient care through a program of voluntary education and accreditation. “COLA’s Give Back 365 program is built around the idea of creating a unique, community-reinforcing program that not only serves as a component to COLA Inc.’s mission, but also brings awareness to the clinical laboratory profession and the importance of laboratory science.” We were one of 10 facilities in the country chosen for this! Thank you COLA!
“To foster the well-being of each resident by nurturing the mind, body, and spirit while maintaining each resident’s enjoyment of independence and dignity in a secure and supportive environment. We invite you to come to StoneyBrook Suites, where our joy is in serving you.”
The Inukshuk
We’re all on life’s long journey, and for many of us it gets tougher and more unsure as we get closer to the end. Many of us will seek spiritual guidance and reassurance just as the Inuit people sought from each inukshuk. These stone people were placed and built as way-finding objects and spiritual booster shots.
The traditional meaning of the inukshuk itself is “Someone was here” or “You are on the right path” or “Someone has gone before.” But there are other, more sacred intentions as well. One may mark a place of respect, or mark a memory of a loved one, or even lead people to food and shelter. Many become so venerated that destruction of any inukshuk is forbidden by Inuit tradition.
Inukshuks aren’t about the end of the trail. They’re all about the journey. A favorite inukshuk is a welcome sight to a traveler on an unfamiliar and forbidding path. My hope for the StoneyBrook Inukshuks is to symbolize the need for physical direction as well as spiritual guidance. Sometimes we have a rough road. We need to hear and see that, “Someone has gone before us. It will be ok.”
