Broadwell Senior Living sits in Kearney, NE, right next to Yanney Park, and offers a peaceful place for seniors with lots of green walking trails and a fitness center for daily exercise. The community provides independent and assisted living apartments, as well as options for respite care, memory care for those dealing with Alzheimer's or dementia, and even help for folks still living at home needing an extra hand. Pets are welcome, so residents can bring their animal companions along. Apartments have custom cabinetry, in-home washers and dryers, energy-efficient appliances, and all utilities are included, so daily chores get a little easier, especially with weekly housekeeping and laundry services provided.
Residents get help with bathing, dressing, and other daily needs from trained and friendly staff, with round-the-clock support if it's needed, and the focus stays on making everyone feel safe while helping them stay as independent as possible. The dining rooms feel like restaurants, with a main dining hall and a bistro, where chefs cook seasonal menus and offer specialty dining services for special diets. Activities go on seven days a week, with choices from fitness classes and walking clubs to religious services, music, off-campus outings, and group events, giving everyone a chance to pick what they want to join. There are monthly support groups for families, so everyone can stay informed and involved.
Therapy comes for those who need it, covering physical, occupational, and speech needs, and the community also helps line up move-in assistance or extra care partners if needed. Life at Broadwell Senior Living aims to be low-maintenance, letting folks focus on hobbies, new pursuits, and enjoying their time with neighbors in spaces that look and feel like private homes-there's an onsite beauty parlor, gardens, a choice of living spaces and floor plans, communal lounges, and plenty of room for visiting. The overall goal is to balance comfort, safety, and freedom, letting each person age in place while giving peace of mind to their families and chances for connection every day.
