Brookdale Pinehurst

Brookdale Pinehurst is a senior living community that offers a range of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and hospice services, and it's set up as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) so residents can move between care levels as needs change, and there's always staff awake and on-site at all hours for safety and support. The campus has an entrance area, porch, indoor and outdoor common spaces, a theater, a dining room, a private restaurant-style dining room, a living room, and a common room, plus an activity room where residents can join in different hobbies, games, and social events both onsite and offsite such as yoga, gardening, devotional services, cooking classes, karaoke, trips, and trivia nights, while general counseling and wellness programs are also available. There are beautician and barber services on-site for hair care, and residents can bring their cats or dogs and get pet care, and meals are included with special diets like low or no sodium offered, while guests can join for meals. Memory care at Brookdale Pinehurst happens in a dedicated building that's secure with specialized dementia programs, personalized plans, structured social activities, secured entries, and bracelet technology to prevent wandering, and staff can support people with behavior challenges, physical challenges, or who are risk of wandering. The team can give medication reminders, help with daily needs such as bathing and dressing, handle blood sugar checks including sliding scale therapy for diabetes, assist with incontinence including reminders for restroom use, and provide transfers for residents who need physical help moving, using anything from standby help to two-person or mechanical lift transfers. Residents can enjoy home-style dining every day, and there's transportation available for shopping, outings, and doctor appointments, and residents can park their own cars if they want. Emergency response systems and keypad locks help keep everyone safe, and there's a focus on aging well-helping people do as much for themselves as they are able while getting support where it's needed. There are fees for moving in, and extra costs depend on the level of care and whether more than one person is living in a room or apartment. The staff work with each resident to create a care plan that fits their needs and update it over time, and there's a strong push to keep life social, interesting, and safe for everyone, whether in the common rooms or outdoors on the porches and walking paths, always trying to support independence, safety, and comfort as people age.