Brookdale Finneytown is a senior living community that helps older adults with independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care all on one campus, so folks don't have to move if their needs change, and you'll find both semi-private and studio apartments, plus private single rooms for those who want more privacy, and the campus has secured grounds and a separate memory care building, with technology like special bracelets for residents with memory concerns that let staff know if someone tries to leave and shouldn't, and the staff can help folks with dementia who are prone to exit seeking or physical outbursts, so people who need more help can stay safer. The community has nurses around the clock and a doctor on call, alongside on-site skilled nursing and physical therapy, plus Brookdale HealthPlus with a registered nurse who helps coordinate care for different health needs including diabetes and high blood pressure, and residents get help with activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, and managing medications if needed, so if someone needs light or heavy care, even stand-by or mechanical lift transfers, they can get that help, and they'll handle insulin shots and blood sugar checks for diabetic residents. People who need hospice, respite care, or aging in place services can stay here too, and you'll find assistance for folks with behavioral health challenges related to dementia.
Residents have different ways to get around, with free transportation for outings and appointments, and if they need to go outside the usual schedule, they can pay just for the cost, and there's parking for both residents and guests. Onsite beautician and barber services are available, and you can get your haircut right there without having to go out, plus there's housekeeping, private cleaning, and both laundry and linen services, even dry cleaning for folks who don't want to deal with chores anymore. Folks who want room service instead of community dining can get that too. The dining area serves restaurant-style meals, with a private dining room for special events and a bistro open round the clock, so there's choices when it comes to where and what to eat, and meal options include special diets like low sodium, gluten-free, and low sugar for anyone who needs them, plus the Clare Bridge Dining Program helps those with memory loss continue to enjoy mealtimes, and they've designed it so residents can keep their eating skills as long as possible.
The grounds have indoor and outdoor common spaces, a wraparound porch, terraces, patios, and gardens to enjoy when the weather allows, and there's a community lounge, TV rooms, a sun room, library, gym, and arts and crafts area, along with a recreation and activities room where something's always going on, whether it's stretching classes, yoga, brain fitness, gardening, trivia games, Wii bowling, or pet-focused programs. Folks can join in educational lectures, story time, religious devotional services here or offsite, and all sorts of group events like game nights. There's an activity director who makes sure there's always something on the calendar, and if you want to go offsite for trips, you can sign up for those as well. The Daily Moments of Success and Clare Bridge Daily Path help residents with memory loss keep their routines and skills, and for those with Alzheimer's, the Clare Bridge Place program offers structure using more than 25 years of research in memory care, and the staff keeps things simple and the days predictable, which many folks find helpful.
The community allows pets, so residents can bring cats or dogs, and staff will help care for them if needed, and there are pet-friendly policies, so folks who feel better with a furry companion aren't forced to give them up. High-speed WiFi's free for everyone, so it's simple to keep in touch with family, and the staff also offers advice about financial decisions and VA benefits, which can be a real help when sorting out how to pay for care or planning for the long run. People living at Brookdale Finneytown will find the staff works to respect each person's choices, adapt to their changing needs, and make daily life easier and safer, focusing on health, longevity, and strong relationships while encouraging every resident to be as independent as possible.
