Westbrook Assisted Living Facility in Geneva, Alabama, is what you'd call a small, homey place with only 16 assisted living units, aiming to give older adults the support they need but with as much independence as possible, and they allow cats and dogs, so residents don't have to say goodbye to their pets just because they need a little extra help. Residents can choose from single bedrooms, studios, and shared options, with private bathrooms and kitchenettes in every room, plus air-conditioning, high-speed internet, and cable TV, which makes it easier for folks used to modern comforts to settle in, and all the rooms come fully furnished if you don't want to bring much from home. Bathing, dressing, continence and mealtime help, along with medication management, are part of daily care, and caregivers stay on-site around the clock with a 24-hour call system for safety, so residents can always get assistance when needed, whether it's dealing with Parkinson's, diabetes, dementia, or just getting up out of bed and making their way to breakfast.
Three chef-prepared meals come each day, using organic and quality ingredients, and special diets like low/no sodium or no sugar are available, plus individual dining help if eating has gotten tough, and folks can help themselves to snacks in the kitchen any time. The communal kitchen and spacious indoor and outdoor common areas, along with a library section, chapel services, and walking paths, mean residents have plenty of places to relax or join in on activities and programs designed to keep minds and bodies active, and you'll see they try to make things as homelike as possible. There's Wi-Fi throughout, high-definition TVs, and telephone service, so staying in touch with family is straightforward, and the facility provides transportation for medical appointments and offers both complimentary and extra-fee transport for errands or outings. Laundry and housekeeping services, along with linen changes and medication help, are all routine, and residents can take advantage of in-room wheelchair-accessible showers and safety features built in for peace of mind.
Westbrook Assisted Living Facility focuses on a team approach, too, with Ms. Regina Harrison as the administrator and Dr. Dale Mitchum as the business manager, plus a dedicated nursing staff on hand 24/7 for both everyday help and high-acuity needs, and the facility can provide both non-ambulatory and memory care for those who need it. They serve residents who need regular care but don't require a full nursing home, offering respite or short-term stays as well, and they have a pharmacy, medication management, a continence program, and all kinds of support with daily living activities. The setting itself is pleasant, with resort-style touches and a warm, welcoming feel, and folks value that the services cater to individual needs and preferences, always aiming to give both comfort and a sense of community. The facility is not BBB accredited but holds Alabama license # D3103, and it comes with a number of hospitality features including a concierge, organized activities, health and wellness programs, and both indoor and outdoor gathering areas, all meant to help seniors feel respected, comfortable, and like they belong even as their needs change.
