The Brookfield at Oaktree
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- 205 Sawtooth Oak St, Hot Springs, AR 71901
- (501) 520-0016
- 3.9 ( 1 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
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Description
About This Community
Brookfield Senior Living is dedicated to improving our residents’ quality of life by providing compassionate care, a sense of community and an opportunity to enjoy life every day.
Services Provided:
- Utilities
- Basic Cable TV
- High-speed Internet
- Detailed weekly housekeeping
- Daily Spot cleaning with trash removal and bed making
- Laundry Service
- Specialized staff and CNA’s with dementia care training
- Professional Care staff 24/7
- Wellness checks
- Activities specifically designed by Activity Director to promote physical and mental stimulation in a positive manor according to functional level. Activities are offered to residents as a group
- activity/small group activity/one-on-one activity
- Snacks and Refreshments available
- Transportation to Doctor’s appointments and outings
- Trained Staff Emergency Call system
- Basic repairs and Maintenance
Senior Moments Program:
This specialized program is designed to offer a safe and protected environment in our Senior Living Community for those who are experiencing memory loss.
Services Offered:
- Community scheduled Medical appointments
- Scheduled activities and events, social interaction and support with other resident’s that are living with memory loss
- Activities are specifically designed to provide both mental and physical stimulation
- Opportunities for creativity
- Support group for family members
- Escorting to and from Activities and Dining
- Prompting and reminders for all scheduled activities, events, and activities of daily living
Reviews
3.9
( 1 Reviews )
ReviewerApril12
April 17, 2020
I'm in a respite room at The Brookfield at Oaktree. It's not that clean. The food is not that good and they don't have many choices. My room looks OK, but the carpet could use shampooing. The kitchen and bathroom floors are damaged. The staff is not adequate, but a lot of them had to get checked and got quarantined. It's a skeleton staff, and the service is not that great. They gave me a push button that you're supposed to push if you need help, but they gave me one with a dead battery. I told them about it and it's been four days and I still haven't seen a battery. So if I need anything, I just call the front desk on my cell phone. Several of the dinners have been egg salad and beets, and I don't like beets. We did bingo in the dining area with one person per table, but they sealed off the dining room. They're short on nurses. They're mainly just CNAs and there are not very many of those.
