Azalea Gardens Senior Living sits in Brookings, Oregon, in Curry County, where the air feels calm and the views of the ocean are clear, so living here you get to enjoy mild weather most of the year, and the setting's pretty peaceful, which tends to make it easier for most folks. The community has 34 beds, with 13 set up for memory care, and the staff stays on site 24 hours a day. They offer assisted living for seniors who need help with dressing, bathing, or keeping track of medicines, but they do their best to help each resident stay as independent as possible, and for folks living with Alzheimer's or related dementias, there's a separate memory care program meant to fit each person's unique needs.
The building's designed to feel home-like, with rooms made to be comfortable and safe, all of which are handicap accessible, and they allow pets, since that kind of company does a world of good for lots of people. Meals come prepared by a chef and meal planning is built around nutrition and taste, something most residents look forward to. Wi-Fi and high-speed internet are available, so folks are able to stay connected to family, and local activity programs give residents something to look forward to, whether it's game nights or organized outings. There are transportation services for off-site trips, so seniors who want to get out or need to go to appointments can get where they need to go. Rehabilitation and basic medical care are available right there on site, so travel for care is less of a worry, and for those who need extra support, hospice services can be arranged with local providers to make sure dignity and comfort are a priority. For families needing a short-term break, respite care is available for stays that last a week or longer.
The staff at Azalea Gardens Senior Living are known for being kind and helpful, and they work to keep a friendly atmosphere where residents and families feel welcome, even if there's a waitlist at times. The prices generally range from $2,000 to $4,000 a month, which includes most services. Pets are allowed, and the focus stays on making sure each person's care feels personal and focused on fostering both comfort and independence, no matter which kind of care a resident needs that day.
