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Residential care · Edmond, Oklahoma

A quieter kind of care, on two acres in east Edmond.

Fourteen private suites in a limestone house off Coffee Creek Road, with a chef's kitchen, a walking path under the post oaks and caregivers who stay.

Schedule a tourLevels of care
  • 14private suites with their own baths
  • 2acres of lawn, oaks and walking path
  • 5:1residents to caregivers during the day
A resident smiling over his morning coffee by the great room windows

Why we built it

Not a facility. A house with very good staff.

Renée Calloway spent fifteen years as a hospital case manager in Oklahoma City, helping families find a place for a parent on a two-day deadline. Too often the choices were a big building with a long hallway or nothing at all. In 2016 she built the third option: a limestone house on two acres in east Edmond, fourteen suites around a great room, and a kitchen run by a real chef.

Residents here get help with whatever the day requires, from a shower to a morning walk to a careful eye on medications. They also get privacy, quiet and a door that closes. Families tell us the calm is the first thing they notice, and the second is that everyone on staff greets their mother by name.

— Renée Calloway, founder and administrator

Two residents relaxing on the gray sofa by the great room windows

What sets us apart

Three things families mention first

A caregiver and a resident sharing coffee at the kitchen island
01

Bathing, dressing and grooming

Private, unrushed and done the way each resident prefers.

Included
A resident enjoying a cup of tea at a set table in the dining room
02

Chef-prepared meals

Three meals and snacks from our own kitchen, with a choice at every meal.

Included
A couple walking arm in arm along a leaf-covered path
03

Morning walks on the oak path

A paved quarter-mile loop with benches every hundred feet.

Included

Sample family reviews

From Stoneleigh families

The calm hit me the moment we walked in. No overhead pages, no carts in the hall. Just a house, and someone in the kitchen making bread.
Kimberly A.Daughter of a resident
Dad walks the oak path every morning with Keisha. His doctor asked what changed, because his numbers are the best in years.
Brandon T.Son of a resident
Mother is particular, to put it kindly. Andre has learned exactly how she likes her eggs, and he has never once complained.
Susan M.Daughter of a resident
Holly called me after every care plan review with a summary and a list of questions for me. I always knew where things stood.
Rachel D.Niece of a resident
We toured six places in Edmond and Oklahoma City. This was the only one where Mom said, I could live here.
Jeff and Lori P.Son and daughter-in-law of a resident
The university students' piano recital was the first time I had seen my husband tap his foot in a year.
Ellen W.Wife of a resident

For families

For families

The practical details, answered.

  1. 01

    Visiting

    Come any time. Ring at the front door after nine at night and a caregiver will let you in.

  2. 02

    Meals with family

    Join any meal. Let the kitchen know by ten for lunch or three for dinner.

  3. 03

    Care plan reviews

    Every ninety days and whenever needs change, with a written summary sent afterward.

  4. 04

    Laundry and belongings

    Label clothing with a name. We launder on site and return everything to the closet.

  • 14private suites with their own baths
  • 2acres of lawn, oaks and walking path
  • 5:1residents to caregivers during the day
  • 2016the year Stoneleigh House opened

Our team

The people behind the door

Renée Calloway, Founder and administrator

Renée Calloway

Founder and administrator

A former hospital case manager, Renée built Stoneleigh House in 2016 and still leads every family tour herself.

  • Admissions
  • Care planning
Holly Brandt, LPN, Director of resident care

Holly Brandt, LPN

Director of resident care

Holly oversees medications, wellness checks and every care plan. Twelve years in Oklahoma long-term care.

  • Medications
  • Care plan reviews
Keisha Moore, CMA, Day shift lead

Keisha Moore, CMA

Day shift lead

Keisha trains new caregivers and knows every resident's coffee order, and every grandchild's name.

  • Daily care
  • Caregiver training
Andre Pickett, Chef

Andre Pickett

Chef

Andre cooked in Oklahoma City restaurants for a decade. He plans menus with residents every month and bakes the bread daily.

  • Seasonal menus
  • Therapeutic diets
Claire Nguyen, Life enrichment

Claire Nguyen

Life enrichment

Claire books the student recitals, runs book club and plans outings around what residents actually want to do.

  • Programs
  • Outings

Ratings & recognition · sample

  • Edmond Chamber · Small Business Award (sample)
  • Readers' Choice · Best Senior Residence (sample)
  • Family survey · 97% would recommend (sample)
  • Licensed residential care home · Oklahoma

Now hiring

Steady schedules, a calm house and a team that stays. Ask about our caregiver training stipend.

Visit

Off Coffee Creek, past the stone gateposts

Tour & office hours

  • Tours, Mon – Fri9a – 6p
  • Tours, Saturday10a – 3p
  • Office, Mon – Fri8:30a – 5p
  • Families visitAny time

Families are welcome at any meal. Let the kitchen know by ten for lunch or by three for dinner.

See the house in person.

Tours are private and unhurried, usually an hour. Renée will walk you through care, cost and the next available suite.

Schedule a tourCall (405) 555-0152Text