Brookdale Newberg sits in a peaceful area of Newberg, Oregon, where the gardens stay well kept and the walking paths let folks enjoy the outdoors. This assisted living community offers several levels of care such as independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, so residents have options if their needs change. There are 83 beds in this licensed facility, which holds Oregon state license number 4695. People living here see staff that treats everyone with respect and does their best to help each person live as independently as possible. The staff includes skilled nursing members and a nurse who's on duty part-time, and there's a 24-hour call system if residents need urgent help. There's also medication management and coordination with healthcare providers, so residents can get needed services easily.
Residents can live in rooms that offer kitchen appliances if they want, and the private dining room gives folks a nice spot for special meals. The community puts a library, game room, salon, and fitness room to good use, and there's space for religious services as well. Housekeeping and maintenance get taken care of by the staff, and pet-friendly rules mean residents don't have to leave pets behind. Residents can use general transportation and shopping services that help them stay connected with places outside the community. With close Wi-Fi and high-speed internet access, folks can keep in touch or enjoy activities online.
Brookdale Newberg hosts many events, clubs, and cultural programs, so people can take part in social activities, fitness and wellness programs, or enjoy quiet time with a book or inside one of the garden's peaceful spots. There's special memory care and therapies for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and a Service Care Plan can help anyone who needs extra support with daily tasks like dressing, bathing, or getting around. Residents can choose and pay for only what help they need thanks to tiered service levels. The setting feels homelike and cheerful, with home-style meals and daily activities that keep people engaged. Since opening its doors in 1978, the community's put value in respecting privacy and individuality while building a sense of belonging, giving seniors a chance to stay independent, feel safe, and make connections with each other and the staff.
