We found Brookridge Heights Assisted Living and Memory Care. It turned out to be a very nice place. It was very welcoming, and very open, with a lot of smiles, and a lot of interaction between the staff and residents. We went there twice. It was very, very nice. The tour was very well arranged and very welcoming. The staff who gave the tour was wonderful. She's the director of marketing and she was just fantastic. The meal was unbelievably good. They had tomato bisque soup. The whole thing was wonderful. And just before we left, the cook came out with a dozen cookies for us to take home. They went all out. We were given a table a little bit off to the side, but people from the dining room came in to say hi to us and introduced themselves. The staff came out and introduced themselves as well. The facility was clean. The rooms were bigger than I expected. We chose the deluxe one-bedroom, and as soon as one of those opens, we'll be moving. They offer laundry and housekeeping. They have popcorn nights with movies. They have an activity room for different crafts. They have an exercise class almost every day.

Brookridge Heights assisted living and memory care I would have to say is one of the nicest facilities in the are. I had a Grandfather that lived there so I visited him quite a bit and like I said above I have been to many of the homes so I have something to base my opinions on. First off the staff is always very friendly and willing to help with what ever is needed, which isnt the case at alot of other places, they all seem like they really care about the residents and its not just a job. The facility itself is very nice and clean, it always smells fresh which is hard to do in an environment like this. Now with the recent addition of the memory care unit they can now better serve another group of patients that need special attention. My Grandpa is someone who like his food and he never had a complaint about that, he enjoyed everything they made for him and even when he couldnt certain things they made sure he always had something good that he could eat. I would recommend Brookridge to anyone that needs to make the tough decision to put a family member in a nursing home or assisted living.