Brookdale University Park

About the community

About Brookdale University Park

A Brookdale HealthPlus Community ® The residents at Brookdale University Park 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. Do you find yourself craving a sense of security while desiring support or fulfillment? At Brookdale University Park, you can experience it all. Located on Denver’s southern edge between Englewood and Glendale, the area is widely known for its craft breweries, exciting attractions, dining options, and music scene. Nature lovers can also find excitement, because Denver has one of the most unique park systems in the nation and houses over 200 parks. Whether you’re looking for independent or assisted living, your needs will be met here. Trade in your previous responsibilities for homemade meals, housekeeping assistance, and customized care at your fingertips. Rest assured, staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to an emergency. A 24 hour security system is also in place to provide even more protection. All care plans are designed to match your specific needs and schedule, and may include medication management; assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming; and other care services. Transportation assistance is also provided as needed, and the concierge service is happy to assist with additional requests and needs on-site. With less errands on your plate, you can take advantage of the lovely amenities around you. Book a hair appointment at the beauty/barber salon or test out your creative abilities at the woodworking shop. The community walking paths and putting green are popular places to unwind outdoors. Don’t forget to check out the beautiful courtyard and garden, or catch a flick in the movie theater. There are countless ways for you to embrace your time at Brookdale University Park. Community Services and Amenities Plan weekly adventures and explore the local area or invite close friends to spend time with you. Begin the day with a light workout in the fitness center and then walk to the private dining room for a freshly prepared meal with nutritious ingredients. Residents are also encouraged to submit their favorite recipes to the culinary team. After a delicious meal, you can spend time in the library, the arts and crafts studio, or playing a tune on the community piano. A community room is also provided to reserve for private parties or events. If your loved ones are visiting from out of town, guest suites are available on-site for them to stay in. Check out some more of the amenities and services offered here: Therapy room Business center with computers Meeting rooms Keypad entry Personal Solutions delivery program Living Arrangements Residents can embrace a comfortable lifestyle in cozy apartments which inspire the feeling of home. With multiple pet-friendly apartment floor plans available, you can choose the best fit for you and your beloved furry friend. Choose from a 355 sq. ft. studio or a spacious 1,300 sq. ft. two-bedroom apartment. If you need assistance settling in, staff is happy to provide you with supportive resources. Say goodbye to your past stresses and say hello to happier and healthier living at Brookdale University Park. Care Types Offered Brookdale University Park is an assisted living residence , which in the state of Colorado is a residential facility which provides personal services, protective oversight, social care due to impaired capacity to live independently, and 24 hour supervision (but not to the extent that regular 24-hour medical nursing care is required). Assisted living residences may also provide care to no more than 16 elderly persons who are mentally ill. Colorado Facility Inspection Reports Related Articles: Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference? Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference?