Brittany Pointe Estates

Brittany Pointe Estates sits on 34 acres in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, and the design takes inspiration from the French region it's named after, so there's a special charm to the grounds. This community belongs to Acts Retirement Life Communities and serves seniors 55 and older who want independent retirement living or might need more care as time goes on. The apartments come in one, two, and three bedroom options, and residents can customize them to fit their tastes, which people appreciate when moving into a new place, and the setting stays secure and peaceful. The grounds offer maintenance service so no one has to worry much about repairs or yard work, and there are walking paths and areas to relax outdoors. Brittany Pointe Estates handles several types of care, so when someone's needs change, they can get support in the same community with continuing care accommodations, including assisted living suites and skilled nursing beds. The site also offers memory care programs for those with memory challenges, and residents can use rehabilitation therapy or respite care if they need it for a short while. The on-campus healthcare services help people stay healthy, but many top hospitals and healthcare providers in Philadelphia are only about an hour away, which gives peace of mind if someone needs more specialized care. Activities get planned all the time, such as bowling, golfing, boxing, tennis, dance parties, rides in the country, and shopping trips to keep people active and connected, and there are wellness programs to support the residents' physical, mental, and spiritual health. The community aims for residents to have social connections and a sense of belonging, so there are events and programs to help folks get to know each other. Brittany Pointe Estates stays close to shopping, restaurants, parks, theaters, and other cultural spots around northern Montgomery County too, so there's always something nearby for residents who want to go out. Roberta Pietrzykowski, RN, is a nurse associated with the International Nurses Association and the community. Home care services and wellness programs also help support healthy living, and people can pick the level of support that fits their life now and adapt as things change down the line.