Brookdale North Richland Hills is a senior living community that offers many living options like independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, at-home care, and continuing care retirement communities, and you'll find that they call some of their programs and services by names unique to Brookdale, like Brookdale HealthPlus, which brings on-site care coordination under a registered nurse, and they also do Brookdale Blogs and have their own signature programs with event and activity calendars so folks stay social, learn new things, and have fun together. The buildings have been remodeled for comfort and function, with wheelchair-accessible showers, indoor common areas, a swimming pool, and hot tub for relaxing, and they've got Wi-Fi, pet-friendly spaces, and places for people to gather, so you can bring pets and stay connected with loved ones and the world outside. They serve meals cooked with care and good ingredients and have a dining area where everyone can eat together, and there's a beautician on site for haircuts and such. The staff is available 24 hours a day if someone needs help in an emergency, and they're known for being friendly, helpful, and welcoming, with lots of high marks for how tidy and attentive they are, plus they've won the Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star awards for support and resident satisfaction, which speaks to how folks feel about the place.
Brookdale North Richland Hills provides different levels of care as needs change, so residents might start out living independently, then get more help through assisted living for things like taking medicine, bathing, or getting dressed, and folks with Alzheimer's or dementia can move into their memory care area, which is built to keep people safe and lower confusion and wandering. Those with advanced needs can get skilled nursing services, and there's hospice care for those who need comfort at the end of life, plus respite care for short stays and even home care if someone wants to stay at home but still needs companionship or non-medical support from trained aides. They help manage chronic issues like diabetes, high blood pressure, and congestive heart failure, and keep up with wellness by offering annual checkups, immunizations, and health screenings so people can stay healthy and hopefully avoid hospital visits. For transportation, they have rides to appointments, with some options included for free and some at cost, and parking for residents that drive.
Residents enjoy a schedule packed with social, educational, and entertainment activities, and the staff sets up events to keep everyone part of the community, and there's general counseling for anyone who needs someone to talk to. The culture here centers on friendliness, joy, and kindness, and all that's visible in how people treat each other and take part in group activities. Living spaces are comfortable, and the community is set up to help people live well, keep active, and find purpose at every age and stage of their life, whether they want completely independent living without hassle or need full support for memory loss or medical needs.
