Edgewood Place at the Village at Brookwood

Edgewood Place At The Village At Brookwood in Burlington, North Carolina, sits on a big, peaceful 50-acre campus and folks can find many ways to fill their days here, as the place offers planned daily programs, movie nights, fitness, music, and art activities, so there's usually something to do, and they have a book room, a spa and sauna area, a garden for getting some fresh air, and spots for social events or games. People get help with travel to doctors, shopping, and church if they need it, and they'll find three home-cooked meals each day, including meals that meet special diets for things like high blood pressure or diabetes. Staff can help with all the basics, such as getting dressed, washing up, using the bathroom, and moving around, and there's even a mobile stylist who comes by. Folks with memory problems get extra support, with 24-hour supervision and special activities to help them stay comfortable and safe; if someone's got Alzheimer's, the team sets up special programs in a secured part of the building so residents don't wander off. The staff includes certified nurses, licensed medical workers, nursing assistants, and physical therapists, and the place handles medical needs like medication, tube feeding, IV therapy, and rehab services, plus therapies for speech and movement, and care for mental health. There's always someone on call, and safety systems keep everyone secure. You can choose between private and shared rooms, including studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedroom setups, all with air-conditioning, internet, cable TV, and private bathrooms or kitchenettes. For folks who need more care as they age, the community offers everything from independent living and assisted living to nursing home care, memory care, respite, hospice, and short-term rehab, and all those services mean residents can stay here as their needs change. Edgewood Place is certified by North Carolina for memory care and can serve up to 60 seniors in that program. The nursing home holds a 5-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and the average rating from families and residents reaches about 8.4 out of 10, ranking it high in Burlington. Residents can enjoy music and animal therapy, outside trips, board games, books, group events, and visits from personal pets, and help is always close by if they need a hand. As a non-profit and part of Kintura, North Carolina's biggest not-for-profit senior living group, the facility strives to make a friendly, safe place for older adults, offering comfort and care across the full range of retirement needs. Payment options include private pay, insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and VA benefits, making it easier for folks from different backgrounds to live there and plan for the future.