Brookdale Scotts Valley sits on seven acres at 100 Lockewood Lane, overlooking the trees and hills around Scotts Valley, and offers several different living options for seniors, including assisted living, memory care, independent living, and services like home care, skilled nursing, and therapy. Residents can choose between studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, so there's a bit of space for different needs, and all apartments are part of an apartment community that's open around the clock, every day, with staff always available in case anyone needs help or if there's an emergency. Personalized care offers daily help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, and more for those who need it, and staff and care teams work closely to help with wellness or health needs.
The place offers a fitness center with exercise equipment such as a NuStep recumbent cross trainer and parallel bars, along with therapy services and hospice care when needed, and there's an on-campus hair salon for convenience. Residents can go outside and sit under shaded pergolas on patio areas, and the grounds offer views of the local nature and hills. People can get together for putting greens, poker games, community socials, social events, and other activities. Common areas are designed for socializing or relaxation, and dining options focus on healthy meals served on site. Parking is available on the grounds, and transportation is offered to help get to shopping, medical offices, coffee shops, or other errands nearby, since it's located close to local highways and services.
Brookdale Scotts Valley works as a continuing care retirement community, is licensed and follows state rules with regular reviews, and supports seniors of all backgrounds, with policies and laws in place so there's no discrimination for LGBTQ residents, gender identity, or source of income. There are pet-friendly features, at-home care services, and different programs and activities on offer, including signature Brookdale programs and online resources through Brookdale blogs. The staff, described as helpful, joyful, and kind, help create a welcoming community and have earned awards for care and activities, and tours are available for anyone who wants to see what daily life is like. Safety, health, and resident comfort are main priorities, and the community is designed so seniors have help at hand while living with dignity and independence.
