Brookdale Ann Arbor

Brookdale Ann Arbor has a mix of services for seniors, including assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, skilled nursing, independent living, and options for continuing care, so residents can get more help if their needs change over time, and there's also at home care for people who want to stay where they are. The community does a lot to keep things home-like, with big windows for lots of light, a grand foyer with comfortable chairs and warm lighting, and a building that stands out with turrets, stone, and classic details. For people who need memory care, there's a special area with a vintage jukebox, big windows, and common spaces for relaxing or talking. The whole place has plenty of common rooms like a bistro, billiards room, library, and private dining area, and there's a patio, walking paths, a gazebo, and swings outside surrounded by nice landscaping so folks can sit, walk, or spend time with visitors under the trees. The therapy rooms have all sorts of equipment like parallel bars, ellipticals, weights, and padded tables for rehab or daily exercise. There's a salon with hair dryers, styling chairs, and warm floors so everyone can keep up with personal care. The dining rooms have wooden tables, striped chairs, soft lighting, and art on the walls, and there's good food for different needs. Residents can join in activities like karaoke duets with pro hosts, which happens every third Wednesday and even welcomes guests. Staff trained in dementia care are available 24/7, and there's an alert system to keep everyone safe. Unique programs and events promote what they call an Optimum Life®, which means taking care of wellness, independence, hobbies, and staying part of a community. Whether a person needs more help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or medicine, or wants to enjoy the independence of having their own kitchenette or library time, Brookdale Ann Arbor offers options to match different lifestyles and stages of health, with everything set up to make life easier and a bit more enjoyable in the later years.