Brookdale Flagstaff is a two-story senior living community located at 2100 S Woodlands Village Blvd in Flagstaff, Arizona, and it stands out for offering assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living, so folks needing different levels of support can find what suits them. The place lets residents bring their pets, including dogs and cats, and you'll find pet-friendly apartments ranging from compact 334 square foot studios up to roomy 750 square foot two-bedrooms, all with access to indoor and outdoor common areas for relaxing or joining activities like art classes, gardening, karaoke, and group trips. Meals come with restaurant-style dining, special diets as needed, and focus on fresh ingredients, which is good for anyone keeping an eye on their health, and the staff is always present 24 hours a day, including awake staff overnight, so help's never far off in an emergency or everyday care-especially with nurses and a doctor on call, and a full schedule of activities managed by a dedicated director to keep people engaged.
People who need help with memory loss get support in a specially designed and secured memory care building, which has gentle reminders, visual cues, and programs meant to cut down on confusion and help with wandering, and the community accepts folks with Alzheimer's disease or advanced dementia, even if they need psychiatric care, have behavior issues, or are at risk of wandering or exit-seeking, because there's technology like alarm bracelets and safety features including keypad entry. For medical needs, the facility brings in visiting nurses, podiatrists, speech and physical therapists, as well as the ability to handle diabetic care, medication administration, blood sugar checks, insulin injections, help for bowel or bladder incontinence, and even assistance with transfers, whether it's light, one- or two-person help, or a mechanical lift is needed, and there's even room for those who may be elopement risks or have complex needs.
There's transportation so residents can get out and about, and plenty of parking for family visits, while amenities include high-speed internet, a focus on clean, well-kept grounds, and special programming for everything from brain fitness to cooking classes or devotional services. The community also has services for respite, hospice, adult daycare, and counseling for when life gets hard, and overall care covers everything from simple reminders for grooming or toileting up to total support for people who need heavy care. Staff is known for being patient, helpful, and kind, and the place has been recognized with a Best of Senior Living Award for caring well for its residents. It's all-inclusive and covers everyday help, events, and wellness programs that aim to let people stay independent as long as they can, while also being ready when more care, including burn care and rehabilitation or even special hospital units, becomes necessary, so it covers a lot of ground in terms of what people might need as they get older.
