Brookdale Dr. Phillips (MC)

About the community

About Brookdale Dr. Phillips (MC)

A Brookdale HealthPlus Community ® The residents at Brookdale Dr. Phillips (MC) can enjoy the benefits of Brookdale HealthPlus, which offers on-site care coordination overseen by a registered nurse. Here, residents receive personalized care plans and assistance with chronic conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, and more. Preventative health care services, such as annual wellness visits, immunizations, and health screenings are also provided to help avoid trips to doctors’ offices, or unnecessary emergency room visits and hospital stays. Brookdale Dr. Phillips offers residents a person-centered approach to memory care. Here, each individual receives a personalized care plan to enhance their experience and quality of life. Brookdale offers two memory care programs which cater to those in the early, mid, and late stages of dementia. Although it was created more than 30 years ago, the Clare Bridge program continually evolves with new research. The program provides residents with six planned activities per day. These activities encourage residents to use their current skills, while preserving their abilities and true sense of self. The Solace program does not replace any elements of Clare Bridge. Instead, it adds additional programming, such as music and aromatherapy, while offering assistance with managing medications, dressing, and more. To provide residents with structure and stability, Brookdle’s team works to understand each resident's history, routines, and needs. In addition to providing custom care, the staff assists with cooking, cleaning, lawn care, transportation, and other tedious chores. Rest assured, dementia-trained team members are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to an emergency. Additionally, residents benefit from other safety features, including an enclosed courtyard, secured entrances and exits, keypad entries, and an emergency alert system. Residents also have access to an on-site pharmacy as well as a beauty and barber shop. The goal here is to make everyone feel safe and supported. Community Services and Amenities Residents can enjoy morning brain games, flower-arranging workshops, popsicle socials, manicures, musical performances, and plenty of other activities. Plus, the community offers a library, a garden, a game room, a screened lanai, a woodworking shop, and other amenities to enjoy. There are a variety of ways to stay engaged here while also having some fun. If your loved one needs assistance obtaining their personal items, such as toothpaste, toilet paper, floss, or other necessities, the staff can assist. Through the Personal Solutions program, staff members will deliver item requests to residents' front doors. Best of all, there is no extra charge for the delivery. Living Arrangements The carefully designed apartments here promote familiarity and the comfort of home. Residents can choose between a private or semi-private apartment to best match their lifestyle. The quaint spaces ranging from 285 to 404 square feet provide storage space and plenty of natural light. If you or your loved one have questions, the team is nearby and available to offer resources to make the transition feel as smooth as possible. Find the peace of mind you crave and deserve, at Brookdale Dr. Phillips. State Classification Brookdale Dr. Phillips Memory Care is an assisted living facility which offers limited nursing services . In the state of Florida, these terms are defined as follows: Assisted Living Facility A facility that provides supervision of the activities of daily living, medications, and other similar services to residents in a homelike environment. These facilities can house one resident to hundreds of residents. Limited Nursing Services The assisted living facility can provide nursing services to residents. Brookdale Dr. Phillips Memory Care Inspection Reports Related: Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference? Top 5 Safety Considerations for Alzheimer’s Disease in Memory Care