Brookdale College Square sits on a quiet single-story campus and offers a steady, secure place to live for seniors, with options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all in the same facility, so folks don't have to move if they need more help later on, which is something you'd really come to appreciate as years go by. The place welcomes dogs and cats, so you can bring your pet, and they've got pet-focused programs to keep animals and owners happy. Everyone gets access to meals cooked with care, including guest meals, and there are plenty of places-inside and outside-where residents can visit or enjoy some quiet.
The building is wheelchair accessible, with showers and paths built for easy use, and they've got secure doors with keypad entries and alarms on bracelets for those who tend to wander, especially in the separate memory care building. Gardens, a greenhouse, walking paths, an art studio, and meeting rooms give different ways to pass the time, while staff run daily activities like trivia, Wii bowling, brain fitness games, art and cooking classes, Tai Chi, stretching, gardening, and outings off the property, so there's never a shortage of things for folks to get up to, and intergenerational programs bring in young people now and then.
Caregivers and nurses are there day and night to help with medicine, behavior issues, or even stand-by assistance with mechanical lifts, and they know how to work with those who are physically aggressive or exhibit odd behaviors. There's always someone to call for an emergency, and hospice, respite care, or home care services can be arranged if needed. People with Alzheimer's or dementia find specialized support, programming, and day programs in the purpose-built memory care area, which aims to make life safer and more engaging by keeping routines and environments familiar. Seniors can join devotional services, use Wi-Fi, and find beauty and barber services without leaving. There are private dining rooms for special meals and private rooms for living if someone wants a bit more privacy. The place tries to let folks keep their independence as long as possible but doesn't leave anyone on their own if they need more care, and it's handy to have everything under one roof as things change over time. Tour scheduling is encouraged for anyone thinking about moving in. Brookdale College Square helps people grow older with support, with a real focus on making wellness something that actually happens in daily life, not just an idea someone talks about.
