Brookdale Great Bend sits in a quiet area with a single-story building that makes it easy to get around, and folks living there have private apartments with a variety of layouts, like cozy bedrooms with queen-size beds, and many apartments have kitchenettes, dining areas, and living spaces where residents can enjoy their own TV or relax with a book. People can keep pets, and the outdoor spaces are nice with green lawns, shade trees, paved walkways, and a furnished patio that's completely enclosed, so everyone can safely relax outside or visit with friends and family when the weather's good. Residents can gather in the spacious dining room, and family and friends are welcome to join for meals, which are prepared daily in the community kitchen, and there's also a well-stocked library with natural light and comfortable chairs, a friendly salon where folks can get their hair done without going outside, and several inviting common areas with warm fireplaces, holiday decorations, a big TV, comfortable seating, and plenty of room to chat.
People at Brookdale Great Bend get choices about how they want to live, from independent apartments to assisted living options, and for those who need more help, there are services like medication management, bathing, dressing, or support with other daily activities, and even skilled nursing and memory care when needed, all with staff present 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, who can respond to emergencies or give a hand whenever someone needs it, and they've got security around the clock for peace of mind. The community uses individual care plans so each resident gets just the right level of support based on how much help they need, and these care needs get reviewed and adjusted over time, so people don't have to worry if their situation changes.
There's a full schedule of things to do every day, with social, educational, and entertaining activities tailored to what residents enjoy, and the B-Fit program helps people stay active, while the Brookdale Life program brings in special activities or events. The patio and living spaces are good for group gatherings or quiet moments, and the community puts a big focus on wellness, dignity, and letting residents keep as much independence as possible while helping with the hard parts of aging. Amenities include transportation for errands or outings, hospice care if that's needed, onsite events, and access to devotional services offsite, all in a place that feels more like a real home than an institution, with simple comforts and a staff that does its best to help people live well every day.
