Barclay House of Stuart

Reviews

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  Scott Sherretz

  6 days ago
  5.0
  Ms. Starrle (LPN) was very helpful,kind and professional. Two other CNAs with Haitian accents did a great job helping my father use the bathroom and later helping him get into bed.
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  Matthew Alfaro

  Oct 24, 2026
  1.0
  Please don’t consider Barclay as place for your loved ones. The new Company that bought this property QSLM are the worst human beings on earth. Which is a shame because the long time staffers that have been on property since it was symphony of Stuart are paying the price. My father was a resident there for almost a year. He ended up in the hospital after getting heat stroke from staff not paying attention. Had a long hospital stay and rehab unfortunately while in rehab, he started transitioning and was put on hospice care. After dealing with all the worst parts of hospitals, rehab, and having to put your loved one on hospice care, thinking the easy Bringing him back to his assisted-living where previously he was told he could age in place. The new company QSLM Blatantly told us no because of a TDI on my father’s heel. They didn’t issue an eviction notice, The new management was worried about their risk of the injury getting worse, even though went on hospice handles all of that. They made us sit there for over six hours and fight with them about bringing him back there even to the point that they sat us down with their general council in a zoom meeting. They basically could’ve gone to our heads with their demands in order from my father to be able to die in his apartment that we paid for under hospice care Eric the ED For this property is useless. The regional Vice president Sean Feijo is just as useless. These people don’t know how Florida rules are supposed to protect old people. They strictly about the money and clearly they are going to run this property into the ground as they have been doing but the treatment that they put us through was so disheartening the same day that I had to Hospice. They could honestly care less what happened to my dad as long as he didn’t come back to the property and they didn’t have to worry about anything. I would not recommend Barclay of Stuart to anybody if you care and love your loved ones that You’re looking for a facility for. This was a great property when it was symphony, but that is no longer the case please stay far far away from this property. They don’t care about your old people the new Management Compnay. They only care about the dollar and they don’t want older people that could be a liability as their attorney Straight out, told us in the zoom meeting
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  It's me

  Oct 8, 2026
  2.0
  Placed an order online. Mistakenly thought it could be delivered, I was wrong, so tried to cancel. Person answering the phone said it could not be canceled, we had to do it?? Ok whatever. Asked address to pick it up, he did not know their address. Yes we ordered it on your web site. Not through anyone else. No I don't need to call my credit card company and file a dispute to cancel a pizza order!!
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  Artemis

  Aug 18, 2026
  1.0
  WARNING: Melting Down Faster Than Chernobyl Don't be fooled by the positive reviews of The Barclay House of Stuart. QSL Management Senior Living bought the previously named Symphony at Stuart facility in June 2026, rechristened it The Barclay House of Stuart, promptly gutted all three meal menus, and services—particularly food—have been in free fall ever since. The residents are paying exorbitant rates and yet basics like corn flakes are running out and not being replaced for weeks at a time. Of greater concern, and potential liability to #QSLM, they've been forcing the elderly residents to stand in buffet lines (unheard of until now) with walkers and wheelchairs four times in the past month alone. Servers are allegedly there to help, but I've been present during two such occasions and no one was around: I served my family members and other residents unable to hold a flimsy paper plate and maintain their balance simultaneously. Breaking a hip in your golden years can be fatal. Furthermore, the facility continues to allow dogs but none of the bins has been emptied in a month. Let's not even talk about how they stripped the minibus wrap and spray-painted it grey. Yes, spray paint. You might scoff and say that this is a small thing; however, these are all indicators of greater dysfunction. The one positive note is that they kept on the wonderful front-desk and activities staff during this transition. Regardless, if you love your parents or grandparents (or self), and wish for them to thrive, look elsewhere.
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  April E W Milner

  Aug 10, 2026
  1.0
  AWFUL. My MIL has resided in this community for almost 3 years and is currently in Memory Support. Since the management change, I am horrified at the standard of care. She has been overdosed on meds once, and more recently, she isn’t getting her meds at all!! I’m finding pills on tables in her room, although her care plan specifically addresses needing to watch her take all medications. I found several maintenance issues in her room, found her in dirty clothes, clothing that didn’t even belong to her stuffed in her dresser, urine soaked clothing and throw rugs strewn in the bathroom, and without the pull ups she was supposed to be wearing. When I asked for the supervisor on a Sunday, I was told by several staff that “no one was in charge” come to find out on Monday morning that in fact there is currently no Executive Director and No Director in Memory Care. A change in management should never compromise patient care and what I found this weekend was deplorable. For what we are paying this is entirely unacceptable.