Brookdale Georgetown

Brookdale Georgetown sits on a campus with a two-story building, welcoming residents through a lobby that leads to comfortable community living rooms, a cozy television lounge, patios, sunrooms, and activity rooms where people gather for all sorts of programs and social things on a full calendar, and you'll also find a library stocked with books and a fully enclosed sunroom where folks can relax no matter the weather, and you can notice right off that people can choose suites to live in, bringing in their own favorite furnishings to make it feel like home. Residents in independent living can enjoy freedom and convenience, while those who need help can get assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing services, respite care for short stays, or even hospice care, and the staff are always on-site, 24 hours a day, every day, trained to help with emergencies or daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, getting around, medication management, and help comes in a personalized way as every person is different, and the care team focuses on supporting independence while helping as needed. The campus has both indoor and outdoor areas, including sizable patios, quiet porches, and sunrooms, plus mobility-friendly layouts, wide hallways, no tight turns, and easy access to community features, while you'll also see safety systems like alert buttons and keypad entries for added security. Brookdale Georgetown lets people have meals in a restaurant-style dining room with menu options shaped by what residents say they want to eat, and meals are included for all residents, while those who like to cook in their own place can sometimes pick kitchens or kitchenettes. Amenities include resident parking, a beautician on site, devotional services, and transportation both complimentary and paid, and pets are welcome as the facility is pet-friendly. There are things to do every day, from fitness classes and card games to live music and quiet moments or spiritual gatherings, all aimed at keeping folks active and connected in a supportive environment, with skilled nursing care and memory care close by for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and a dedicated memory care area that's safe and designed to reduce confusion and prevent wandering. The whole place, you'll notice, is made with comfort and accessibility in mind, offering a range of services as part of its continuing care retirement community features, meaning residents can stay on the same campus as their care needs change, and if somebody wants to age in place, or just needs a bit of help at home, there are at-home care services provided by trained aides, making it easier to live well and feel secure.