Brookdale Lisle sits on a quiet 16-acre campus with woods, walking paths, a pond, and open green spaces where folks can relax or take a stroll, and this place offers many care types under one roof, so people can find independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory care, along with adult day, respite, home care, and hospice services, with staff who stay around the clock and respond to emergencies any time. Residents get to pick from different apartments, like studios or one- and two-bedroom spaces, all inside a mid-rise building with a friendly, home-like feeling, and if you've got a pet, there's a pet-friendly policy that lets your furry companion come along.
The community's built with easy access in mind, so there are emergency alert systems, wide hallways, and elevators, plus a therapy room for physical activity and recovery, and a fitness center with equipment to use, along with an indoor swimming pool that folks like to visit for exercise or relaxation, and shaded patios lined with trees where you can sit and enjoy the outdoors. Social spaces include a living room with comfy chairs, a library with books and quiet spots, a computer room for staying connected, and rooms for arts and crafts, games like billiards, and group events, which means there's always something going on, whether it's friendly games, classes, or one of the many signature programs Brookdale puts together.
For meals, residents eat in dining rooms with high ceilings and nice lighting, there's a café with snack shelves, and kitchens in the apartments have oak cabinets and granite counters, so people can make something if they want, and there are also dining events where new friends are easy to find. Daily life includes wellness checks, help with things like getting dressed or taking medicine if needed, and if someone wants to get out, transportation services can take residents to appointments or errands.
Brookdale Lisle has features inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, like floor-to-ceiling windows and big, bright rooms, and the whole layout supports people with different needs, whether someone's looking for fully independent living or support with Alzheimer's or dementia in dedicated memory care areas. There's a hair salon on site, too, where folks can get a trim, and the grounds are trimmed and cared for, so the whole place feels calm. From engaging activities to safety features and a range of health services-including skilled nursing-residents can age in place, with a staff who offer support and a sense of community as people move through the later stages of life.
