Brookdale Monument Valley Park offers several types of senior living, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Continuing Care Retirement options, so folks with all kinds of needs can find some help here, and those needing only light help with daily tasks can look into Assisted Living, while seniors living with memory loss, Alzheimer's, or dementia have a Memory Care wing with about 14-17 purposefully designed studio rooms, regular staff training on cognitive challenges, and the Clare Bridge Daily Path program for gentle routines every day. The staff, including a registered nurse through Brookdale HealthPlus, keeps an eye on care coordination and updates each resident's care plan often to handle daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication, chronic conditions, and health monitoring around the clock, and anyone can ask for extra help with diabetes, high blood pressure, or congestive heart failure. People can choose studio, one-room, or two-room suites-private studios with private baths range from $4310 to $4895, assisted living costs fall between $5900 and $6800, and Memory Care studios range from $5095 for shared apartments to $7280 for private studios, all with a community fee of $2000 and a second person fee of $750.
Brookdale Monument Valley Park sits in a two-story building with a welcoming wraparound front porch, autumn gardens, a covered porte cochere, and sunroom, so residents can sit outside and enjoy the garden beds, decorative trees, walking paths, a patio with fall colors, and an enclosed courtyard under a pergola. Inside, there are common areas like an inviting lobby with a staircase, fireplace, comfortable chairs, a movie room, a TV lounge, a piano, a popcorn machine, a library, and even a café/bistro for coffee and snacks. The dining room is set up with cozy tables, hardwood floors, and warm lights, and dining services use a restaurant-style approach with a professional chef, room service, private dining rooms for family events, guest meals, plus options for low-sodium, gluten-free, or sugar-free diets. All apartments offer cable TV, internet, landlines, and natural light from big windows, with easy-access bathrooms including bright lights, sinks, medicine cabinets, and some with mini-fridges.
The community supports lots of activities and has an activity room for light exercise, a fitness center, a jacuzzi, and indoor and outdoor walking paths, plus a general store, beauty salon, barbershop, and a therapy room. Social events, educational programs, religious services for Protestant and Catholic faiths, visits from chaplains, and pet-friendly policies help keep people connected. The staff offers reminiscence therapy for memory care residents and keeps up with special training. The My Account dashboard helps residents or their loved ones manage events, favorites, health records, emergency cards, care info, visitors, and passwords, and the facility provides hospital ratings, practitioner search, and information about government health programs, mental health support, and resources for veterans and service members. Housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, home care agencies, hospice care, respite care, and transportation are either included or offered for a fee. Transportation helps residents get to doctor's visits, local bus lines, or wherever errands take them, with some trips included at no extra charge. Wi-Fi and high-speed internet are available, and the building is wheelchair accessible with private and shared rooms, full tubs, and showers.
Brookdale Monument Valley Park allows both independent seniors and those needing more care to stay in the same community, since it's set up for aging in place, and there are no strict age cutoffs. Staff stay on site 24 hours a day for emergencies and health and safety checks, and scheduled on-site therapy and counseling support mental well-being, while a locked memory care neighborhood keeps those residents safe. Many in-house providers, including primary care, come to see residents, making outside trips easier to manage. The community's won awards like Best of Senior Living and All Star, and families can visit for tours to look at daily life, units, or dining.
