My mother was a resident in Reflections at Brandywine Living at Litchfield for the last three years. We were really happy with her care and the caring community that Brandywine provided for her. In the three years she lived at Brandywine, we got to the staff quite well. They always made us feel welcome, as if we were "visiting grandma's house!" One of our biggest fears was that my children (all elementary aged) would not feel comfortable visiting, and we desperately wanted them to still be able to connect with their grandmother and have fun when visiting so they would want to visit again! The staff always welcomed them - and we came to most look forward to the Family Connections events every month, where the whole family was invited for music, delicious food, dancing, arts and crafts - unique events each month and so much fun! Brandywine feels like family. Their kindness, understanding, and care in difficult decisions and transitions meant the world to us...and above all, welcoming our family with open arms.

I moved my 90 year old mother into Brandywine in Litchfield Ct after a rehab, and during the pandemic. Because of the virus we visit through a plexiglass partition. They are vigilant and keep the patients safe. My mother is in the memory unit. She is healthy, loves the food, has made some friends and looks good. The staff has been very helpful. I live out of state and I feel that my mother is in a safe place with real professionals.

I went to Brandywine Senior Living and this place is very nice. It was close to my house. What I really like about it is that they let the memory are residents go and enjoy what the assisted living people enjoy. They have different activities or shows or entertainers coming in and they let the memory care people out of their locked unit. They let them be a part of all that. They let them select from a menu what they want to eat.