Bickford of Chesapeake

Bickford of Chesapeake sits on Great Bridge Boulevard in Chesapeake, Virginia and offers senior living for adults who need different kinds of care, like independent living, assisted living, and memory care. The building has 74 beds and comes with studio and one-bedroom options, depending on what someone wants and needs. The care team uses a person-centered approach, and there's a HigherPath health model that's nationally recognized and focused on helping people live longer and feel better. Folks can get help with their daily activities-like bathing, meals, grooming, and managing medicine-and the staff always has a friendly caregiver close by when someone needs them. The kitchen makes homemade meals from scratch, so residents get good food each day. There's high-speed Wi-Fi to stay connected, and plenty of comforts designed for easy living, like social activities and a calendar with something happening just about every day if someone wants to join in. For older adults who want independent living, there are spaces built to keep everyone active and social without offering unnecessary help. For assisted living, residents get support where it's needed-nothing more, nothing less. Bickford of Chesapeake is also set up to care for people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, with special memory care spaces that help reduce confusion and keep people safe from wandering, all in an environment meant to feel small and welcoming. The skilled care team can also help when someone needs more medical support than standard assisted living can give. They do tours both in person and virtually, so people can see the dining rooms, daily routines, and what life's like at Bickford. The place aims to let everyone keep as much independence as possible, supporting each person in a way that suits them best, with a focus on helping folks stay happy, well, and connected.