Brookdale Rome

Brookdale Rome sits at 180 Woodrow Wilson Way in Rome, Georgia, and offers assisted living as its main type of care, so there's always staff on site day and night to help with safety and emergencies, and trained staff help residents with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and medication management, and you'll find folks also assisting with home maintenance and transportation, which can be helpful for residents who want to spend more time doing things they enjoy instead of chores, and speaking of enjoying time, there are common spaces for social gatherings, fitness classes, art workshops, and outings to local attractions, plus events that pop up throughout the year, so residents can stay as active as they like or relax in a quieter spot. The dining here looks like a restaurant, where meals are prepared fresh by a team that uses local, seasonal ingredients, and residents can eat indoors or out on covered patios that overlook protected wetland areas, which is nice for those who enjoy a bit of nature or just sitting quietly with a cup of coffee. Apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, each designed to bring in lots of natural light, and most have touches to help residents personalize their space, and people with pets will appreciate pet-friendly rooms, which aren't always easy to find in senior communities. For those needing a different kind of help, Brookdale Rome also has memory care programs for seniors with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, using special environments and routines to try reducing confusion and prevent wandering, and there's skilled nursing available, plus at-home care and even independent living or continuing care options, though the heart of the place remains assisted living. Residents get personalized care plans, access to Wi-Fi, transportation and parking services, a fitness center, and all the other basics you'd expect, but what many seem to enjoy most is that the place feels welcoming and calm, with Tina Rossell as the contact person if families have any questions, and members since 2014 in the Georgia Senior Living Association, regularly reviewed for licensing, so families can check the latest reports, and while nobody can promise every day is perfect, Brookdale Rome has set itself up to support seniors through whatever comes next, offering help and company along the way.