Inglenook At Brighton is a retirement community that serves people aged 55 and over with a range of care, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, respite care, and hospice. The staff includes a full-time nurse and caregivers who are available 24/7 and always make regular checks, while residents get support for activities like bathing, dressing, and medication if needed, and can stay independent as long as possible. Apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options, all with private bathrooms, walk-in closets, kitchenettes, and emergency call systems, plus some have balconies looking out over landscaped courtyards or koi ponds. The buildings have controlled access, so safety is always a priority, and there are walking paths, a patio garden, and enclosed courtyards for residents to stroll or relax. For meals, residents get three a day, with choices for special diets such as vegetarian or gluten-free, and there's a private dining room and restaurant-style service, plus chefs and meal planners make sure dishes are nutritious and tasty. Residents can enjoy weekly laundry and linen services, daily housekeeping, shopping help, housecleaning, free parking, and a regular shuttle for appointments or outings.
There are many activities each week, both on and off campus, designed to encourage socializing, learning, exercise, and creativity, and these include arts and crafts, computer classes, gardening in raised beds, music around a piano or organ, meeting rooms for groups, games and movies in TV lounges, as well as community events. The Courtyard and Bridges are programs focused on supporting memory care residents with structured routines and sensory-based programming that help those with dementia or Alzheimer's feel safe and engaged, and caregivers get specific training for this work too. Seniors who want to attend devotional services will find options both onsite and out in the community, and there's a beautician and barber shop right within the campus. Both independent and assisted living residents can take part in community connections programs or get help if they're deaf, hard of hearing, or have physical or mental health needs, with staff prepared to help with many kinds of challenges. There's skilled nursing for those recovering from an illness or injury, and rehabilitation care with personal plans for building strength and mobility before going home.
The community places a strong focus on helping residents age in place, so care plans are flexible and change as people's needs change, and families can get respite care breaks when needed. Inglenook At Brighton is a verified, licensed, and award-winning community known for its helpful, friendly staff, and the grounds are kept up so residents can enjoy being outside or gathering together in cozy lounges or the library. Guest meals, home health care, one-on-one care, homemaker services, and support for daily routines like bedtime, personal hygiene, and grooming are all available, so people can feel comfortable and well cared for as they age. Tours are offered to show the apartments, activities, and meal options, and a quick assessment helps determine the right level of care for new residents.
