The Palisades at Broadmoor Park sits in a landscaped setting with walkways, flowerbeds, and an inviting entrance, and folks living there can see trees and enjoy outdoor spots together when weather allows. The facility covers many types of care, including independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's disease or other memory loss, skilled nursing for more advanced needs, and respite care for short stays or when families need a break. Some people live in private villas or townhomes in the independent living area, while others pick apartments or studios-there are one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and studio options, so everyone can choose what feels right for them. The memory care area has studios and one-bedroom spaces, and the assisted living side has one- and two-bedroom options too, with staff able to help with things like bathing, getting dressed, and medications.
The services at The Palisades get tailored to what a person needs, and staff aim to build relationships to know each resident's likes, history, and daily routine so activities, meals, and help fit the person. Activities include visits from folks who do live impersonations-sometimes even someone dresses up as Abraham Lincoln to entertain the crowd-and the calendar stays full with outings and indoor events. Amenities fill the place: an indoor saltwater swimming pool, a cocktail lounge for gatherings, a beauty salon and barbershop, a spa, a game room, a café, an activity room, a common room, a theater room for movies, a cozy parlor, a library, and a modern fitness and wellness center. Executive Chefs prepare meals in a restaurant-style dining room.
The Palisades allows pets, so folks who move in can sometimes bring their animal friends. They provide scheduled transportation for errands and outings, and the grounds stay well tended for residents who like a walk outdoors. There's a focus on connecting with residents and families to guide how care and daily life work, from menu choices to activities and level of support. Staff fill many roles, although there have been some reports concerning their training and conduct in the past, so it's something some families may want to ask about. The community partners with MBK Senior Living. Living at The Palisades means having options for staying active and finding support as needs change, all in one place, whether someone starts out living on their own or needs extra help over time.
