Brookdale Wickliffe is a two-story senior living community that gives people options for assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, and memory care all in one place, and the community has a steady focus on serving those with Alzheimer's and dementia through special programs like Clare Bridge Place, including the Clare Bridge Daily Path, which provides daily routines, and the Clare Bridge Dining Program, which lets residents enjoy dining together with dietitian-approved menus. There are different apartment sizes, from 312 square foot studios up to 720 square foot two-bedrooms, and every apartment gives residents a kitchenette, full kitchen, individual climate controls, and an emergency call system so they feel safe and comfortable. The building allows pets, lets residents choose a unit size that fits their lifestyle, and offers courtyards and gardens to enjoy outdoor time, so people can still feel at home. Brookdale Wickliffe has staff available 24 hours a day for emergencies and help with daily tasks, whether it's bathing, dressing, or medication management, and they've got part-time nursing staff plus highly trained dementia care workers who work to keep residents safe and supported.
The community aims to give each person dignity and choice, so care plans are personalized and coordination happens through Brookdale HealthPlus and on-site registered nurses who can handle regular health visits, screenings, help with conditions like diabetes, and connect residents with therapy, skilled nursing, or even hospice if needed. Housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and building maintenance are all handled, so residents can focus on activities, hobbies, or field trips that staff help organize, and there's a packed schedule of games and events for anyone who wants to join in. The dining program makes sure meals match doctor's orders, including diabetic, low-fat, and low-salt diets, and residents can get room service, eat in the community kitchen or dining room, or bring in guests for shared meals and special family time. There's also a whirlpool spa, therapy room, library, salon, computer and game rooms, and Wi-Fi throughout the building, plus parking for residents and visitors.
Brookdale Wickliffe offers scheduled transportation, so getting out for appointments or errands is easier, and care workers provide assisted living help right in the apartments as needed. There's an on-site pharmacy, continuing care retirement community options for people who want to plan ahead, and even home health aides and companions who help seniors living at home. The building is handicap accessible, and safety is a big priority, with emergency alert systems in every unit and staff on call at all hours. Residents can join fitness and wellness programs, try the hot tub, or help in the gardens, and the community maintains a simple, homelike setting with living spaces meant to encourage people to socialize but also respect their privacy and choices. Tours are available for anyone who wants to see daily life or ask questions, and each part of the campus is designed to support both independence and care, based on what each resident needs as they change over time. Brookdale Wickliffe's license is checked twice a year, making sure it stays up to date with all current rules for senior care.
