Brookdale Maltsberger offers a range of care services including assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, and at-home care, so people can get help with daily activities like dressing or bathing if they need it, and they use their Personalized Assisted Living program to make care fit each person's needs and update it as those needs change, which is helpful because people's health can sometimes change over time. Staff stay on-site 24 hours a day, every day of the week, ready to respond if there's an emergency, and keypad entries help give extra security. Residents can pick from different floor plans like the Richmond Suite, Townsend Suite, or Silverdale Suite, with private apartments that have their own bathrooms, kitchenettes, and walk-in closets, and pets are welcome in this community.
Meals come three times a day with menus a registered dietician chooses, and there are meal rooms set up for Restaurant Style Dining, with areas for socializing, relaxing, or walking outside along paths or sitting in spaces like the Sunroom or Screened Porch. Brookdale Maltsberger has special services for people who have memory concerns, including dementia care and support for people living with Alzheimer's, and they offer physical therapy, medication management, and mental healthcare therapies, too. Housekeeping, laundry, library access, computer rooms, Wi-Fi, community lounges, beauty and barber services, and even transportation to outings or appointments are all there, along with controlled access to the building for safety.
Seniors can take part in education, counseling, advocacy for disabilities, and programs for families, and the staff helps with things like bereavement and grief if needed. The community is pet-friendly, handicap accessible, and has a courtyard to enjoy the outdoors. Brookdale Maltsberger has a history of recognition, such as the Best of Senior Living Award, and they check their state license twice a year through an independent review, so there's a sense of reliability and standards at the place. People can tour the facility to see how residents spend their day, what meals are offered, and what activities happen, making it easier to get a feel for daily life in a setting designed for comfort, safety, and independence for older adults, whether someone's looking for help with tasks, social engagement, medical care, or just a place to call home with different levels of support.
