Brookdale Hollywood Park offers a single-story community with a detailed floorplan showing studios and suites in sizes of 268, 334, or 429 square feet, and they've built bedrooms just for seniors' needs, with space to move around easily and homey features like a comfortable living room for socializing, a patio for getting fresh air, and a kitchenette so residents can prepare a simple snack or meal if they want to, and there's always a relaxing library space, a private dining room for special occasions, and activity rooms for socializing or group events, which makes it easy for residents to gather, whether they're reading, crafting, or just spending time together. The building has accessible entrances, a foyer that feels welcoming, a large common room, and landscaped outdoor areas, plus residents can keep pets such as dogs or cats, which many people appreciate. The building meets Type B Assisted Living standards and holds license #030200, with room for up to 101 residents, and offers independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, continuing care retirement options, and purpose-built memory care services with its own building for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia, so people can stay in place even when needs change, and care ranges from light assistance to heavy care, always backed by 24-hour awake staff, a nurse on staff, and a secure environment.
Brookdale Hollywood Park cares for residents with a wide range of needs, including those who have elopement risks and behavioral care needs, and uses bracelets with an alarm system to prevent wandering and keep everyone safe, which is especially important for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and they don't turn away people with exit-seeking or physical behaviors who need a more secure environment. There's support for chronic conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, or congestive heart failure, with regular blood sugar checks and help with insulin shots, and the trained staff helps non-ambulatory residents transfer safely, including using mechanical lifts, and handles conditions like bladder and bowel incontinence if the resident can manage most of their own needs. Visiting nurses, dentists, podiatrists, and therapists come on-site, and a registered nurse oversees personalized care plans for everyone through Brookdale HealthPlus, which gives preventive care with yearly checkups, vaccines, screenings, and general health help aimed at staying out of the hospital.
Residents can get the help they need with daily activities like bathing, dressing, home upkeep, and laundry, and the staff helps with medicine, injections, and keeping track of residents' health, which lets people remain as independent as they can for as long as possible, and the assisted living and memory care sections both focus on tailored help and routines. Activities fill the days, from B-Fit exercise, yoga, and Wii bowling to art classes, music groups, nature walks, and gardening, and the calendar always lists several things to do, plus trips and opportunities to join in devotional services, brain fitness programs, or intergenerational and community service projects. The dining options cover everything: restaurant-style service, private dining room, meals any time of day, and choices for special diets like gluten-free, vegan, low sugar, or low salt, often with international dishes, and there's also a swimming pool and hot tub, an on-site beautician, and transportation for appointments or outings, both free and paid, with parking for residents who still drive.
Brookdale Hollywood Park provides respite and hospice care, handles health emergencies with 24/7 staff always in the building, and keeps the social side lively with crafts, games, special events, and daily recreation, all directed by a full-time activity coordinator, which helps people stay engaged in a setting that balances safety, comfort, and support. The wide range of care-from independent living to skilled nursing and memory care-means most residents won't have to move somewhere else as their needs change, and the attention to safety and health, including secured memory care, behavioral support, and help with diabetes or mobility, makes a difference for many families. The community accepts many types of residents and pets, encourages social connections, and aims to support wellness and independence at all stages of senior life.
