Brookdale Attleboro sits on 91 acres of landscaped grounds with walking paths, gardens, a courtyard, and a gazebo, letting folks enjoy the outdoors, do a bit of birdwatching, and walk through wooded areas filled with lush greenery if they're in the mood for a stroll or some time quiet with nature, and you'll see there are even raised gardening beds, an outdoor patio, and flower or hummingbird gardens. The community provides several care types in one place, including assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and independent living, so residents can find the right support as their needs change; some people use this place as a continuing care retirement community, and there's adult day care, at-home care, and rehab services available as well.
Assisted Living and "Memory Care" services offer help with daily tasks and are set up to let folks remain as independent as possible, with programs made for both active seniors and those who need more reminders or guidance; the dedicated memory care building's design aims to settle confusion and stop wandering, and there are security measures such as alarm bracelets and a secured property to keep residents safe and in the right place if they're at risk of leaving. Staff includes nurses, medication care managers, and medication technicians on-site 24 hours, and visiting healthcare providers like podiatrists, dentists, and a whole therapy team in case residents need something extra. The community accepts residents who might wander or act out physically, with supports in place, custom care plans, and features set up to manage behavioral issues, dementia symptoms, and those needing help with transfers-anything from standby to two-person or mechanical lifts.
Inside, folks can choose from studio, one-bedroom, or semi-private apartments with walk-in closets, kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves, private bathrooms, emergency call systems, and even in-room dining if they want, and there are wheelchair-accessible showers for folks who need them. The common areas have a comfortable lobby/lounge with a fireplace and bookshelves, a fitness center with weights, bikes, and benches, business center with computers, a library, a piano or organ, and several places for socializing and relaxing. For fun and well-being, there's a full-time activity director who sets up a busy calendar-stretching, yoga, Tai Chi, Wii bowling, art and cooking classes, trivia, brain fitness, pet-focused programs, holiday events, social outings, gardening, intergenerational activities, support groups, and "live well" programs, with six special activities for memory care each week. People who want worship can use a quiet chapel with warm lighting, go to devotional services on or offsite, or join religious and fellowship groups. Folks who love their pets can keep cats or dogs and even get help with pet care if needed.
There's restaurant-style dining in a bright communal room three times a day, with menu options for special diets like low or no sodium and sugar, private dining rooms for family or guests, room service, guest meals, and sometimes international cuisine. Housekeeping, laundry or dry cleaning, and complimentary transportation-both for errands and outings-are available, and there's resident parking for those who drive. The staff can arrange for hospice or respite care as needs change. The property's activity spaces include a gym, a beauty salon with a beautician onsite, games room, enclosed courtyard, and indoor and outdoor common areas. There's a steady emphasis on health, safety, and connection, with support for forming friendships and staying active, all set quietly in grounds where you'll often spot wildlife or just sit by the windows and watch the seasons passing by.
Brookdale Attleboro runs as part of Brookdale Senior Living. The community offers blogs, signature programs, and special events to share information and keep people engaged, though there's not much public detail on all the services or amenities offered, and some features-like accessibility, interior details, or parking-aren't well described. Still, it's a place with vacation-style comforts, several living and care options, and enough varied activities that most seniors can find some way to stay as busy or as quiet as they like throughout the day.
