Brookdale Dr. Phillips holds State License #9566 and sits as a senior living community that gives older adults several types of care. People can choose from Independent Living, Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, Memory Care, and options for Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) services, so if needs change over time, folks can adjust their level of care without leaving the place they call home. The building has high ceilings and open architecture with big windows that let in plenty of sunlight, and you'll find living rooms in each wing along with a library, tea room, billiards room, computer room, and outside there's a garden and outdoor spaces for fresh air or gardening.
Residents get help with daily life when they need it, like bathing, dressing, or medication management, and there's a nurse on staff part-time. Housekeeping, linen services, and transportation to appointments or planned outings are part of the support. Meals happen in a communal dining room with restaurant-style food, guest meals, private dining options, and catering when there's something special to celebrate. Floorplans have names like Al. Juniper, Al. Magnolia, and Al. Azalea, and suites-shared or private-come bright and spacious, fully carpeted, each with its own kitchenette and a private bath that has a step-in shower for safety. Small pets, like little dogs, can stay with their owners.
For activities, the staff organize games, hobbies, religious services, and group events. There's recreation rooms and even a gym for staying active, with events and signature programs provided. The community says it's pet-friendly, has Wi-Fi and high-speed internet, and offers parking for folks who drive. For health and safety, there's staff available 24/7 for emergency alerts, security features, annual wellness visits, immunizations, health screenings, and help managing chronic health problems like diabetes or high blood pressure. Brookdale HealthPlus® gives on-site care coordination overseen by a registered nurse, and the staff is trained to work alongside outside healthcare providers if needed. Memory Care is set up to help adults living with memory conditions like Alzheimer's, so people with different health needs can stay in the same community as their care requirements change.
Residents can spend time outdoors, walk through gardens, or sit and just enjoy the sunshine. There are entrance areas, common rooms for gathering, and pet-friendly features, so folks can feel at home and bring a little piece of their family with them. Skilled nursing is available for those who need more hands-on medical attention. There's a focus on giving support but also encouraging an active lifestyle, with choices laid out simply and staff there to help when needed, and all anyone needs to do is ask for a hand.
