Brookdale Kettering (Offering HealthPlus)

About the community

About Brookdale Kettering (Offering HealthPlus)

A Brookdale HealthPlus ® Community The residents at Brookdale Kettering 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. Find your sense of purpose while embracing support and freedom, at Brookdale Kettering. While you receive the daily care you need, you can spend your days doing what speaks to your soul. Whether you’re looking for independent or assisted living, our team members are ready to exceed your expectations while enhancing your lifestyle. In assisted living, we partner with you to learn about your care needs directly. Whether it’s assistance with medication, bathing, dressing, or other activities of daily living, you’ll receive support when you need it. Each resident is given a personalized care plan, which also eliminates the risk of surprise costs. Here, you will never pay for a service you don’t use or need. Through our exclusive Brookdale HealthPlus program, we can also assist with medical care coordination. Our team has a relationship with doctors and nurse practitioners who can provide services so you have access to routine and comprehensive care on-site. Preventative care services, such as annual wellness visits, immunizations, and health screenings, are also provided. If you have chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or congestive heart failure, you’ll have access to support. In the case of an emergency, families and residents can rest assured that staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to any emergencies. Residents in independent living can look forward to assistance with burdensome chores. While we manage your housekeeping, lawn care, dishes, and even some errands, you can participate in community activities or plan off-site adventures. Host a party with friends and family in the community rental room, or pamper yourself in our salon. Our game room, living room, and fishing pond are other popular places to unwind with your friends and neighbors. With a variety of options, you have much to look forward to! Community Services and Amenities The average day here is not so average. Each day you can enjoy nutritious, homemade meals in the private dining room and join us for vibrant community activities. We’re proud to accept pets, and have beautiful outdoor areas including a courtyard and a garden for you and your furry friend to explore. If you prefer a quieter day, check out a book from our well-stocked library or try your hand at the piano. For your convenience, we offer transportation assistance, postal services, and concierge services. Take a peek at some of the additional services and amenities, including: 24-hour security system Billiards Meeting room General store Personal Solutions program Living Arrangements After a busy day of engaging with peers, you can retreat to your private home. We emphasize the importance of choice by offering a diverse selection of floor plans, ranging from 640 sq. ft studio apartments to 928 sq. ft. two-bedroom apartments. Many include a personal kitchen as well as a screened-in patio. Residents are encouraged to decorate and customize their spaces with cherished belongings. Live a life filled with vibrant amenities and compassionate support when you reside at Brookdale Kettering. Care Types Offered Brookdale Kettering is a residential care facility . Also known as assisted living facilities, Ohio’s residential care facilities provide personal care, supervision, and some nursing care to 17 or more residents. Ohio Facility Inspection Reports Related: Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference? Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference?