Brookdale Meridian

About the community

About Brookdale Meridian

Let your vision of retirement come to fruition at Brookdale Meridian. Located on four acres of manicured land in the historic city of Meridian, Mississippi, residents of this community have access to popular nearby attractions like the Meridian Symphony Orchestra and Meridian Zoological Park. You will also find yourself surrounded by trained, compassionate caregivers who work with you daily to fulfill your individual wants and needs. Those in search of memory care or assisted living will have access to a variety of care services, including assistance with medication management, bathing, dressing, grooming, and other activities of daily living. Residents in memory care can also look forward to person-centered support, as well as structured activities like brain games, fitness activities, pet therapy, music, and more, to promote feelings of belonging and purpose. Brookdale’s goal is to create a safe and vibrant atmosphere for all to enjoy. Many families find a great deal of comfort in knowing that staff members are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to any emergencies. A 24-hour emergency alert system is also in place, providing additional safety. If you require assistance with errands, have specific dietary requirements, or simply have a few questions, you can count on Brookdale Meridian to lend a helping hand. Brookdale’s team is readily available to assist when needed most and welcomes your feedback and suggestions. Connect with the concierge service for assistance with personal requests, and enjoy all that Brookdale Meridian has to offer. Community Services and Amenities Whether you are seeking a social and engaging lifestyle or prefer some quiet time, you are in full control of your schedule here. While staff members manage your daily chores, meal preparation, and home maintenance, you can join your friends and neighbors for ice cream socials, happy hours, movie nights, and more. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the many community amenities. Check out a classic book from the well-stocked library or schedule a hair appointment at the on-site beauty and barber shop. Visit the game room with your buddies, or stroll along the scenic walking paths to visit the eye-catching garden and greenhouse — the choice is always yours. Other perks include a fitness center, a therapy room, meeting rooms, and a private dining area. Don’t forget that Brookdale Meridian offers convenient postal services, too! Another bonus is the Personal Solutions program. Through this community delivery service, Brookdale’s staff members will deliver residents’ personal item requests — such as toothpaste, hearing aid batteries, or other necessities — privately and discreetly to their door. Best of all, there is no additional fee for the delivery. Living Arrangements Residents are encouraged to choose the apartment that best fits their unique lifestyle. Here, you can select from a variety of homelike studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Each apartment can be decorated to your preferences and includes spacious closets, a kitchenette, an abundance of windows for natural light, and a 24-hour emergency response system. As you begin to fill your new space with personal items and treasures, don’t forget to bring your furry loved one along for the ride — that’s right, the community is pet-friendly! At Brookdale Meridian, you can embrace the warm and fuzzy feeling of home, while receiving quality care and enjoying your independence. Care Types Offered Brookdale Meridian is a personal care home which provides assisted living . In the state of Mississippi, these terms are defined as follows: Personal Care Home An that provides residential accommodations, personal service, and social care to the elderly who require protective living accommodation. Assisted Living A personal care home that also provides assisted living services such as medication procedures, medication administration, and emergency response services. Related Articles Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference? Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference?