
Brookdale Staunton
From $4,250/mo
Brookdale Staunton, which provides both assisted living and Alzheimer’s and dementia care, offers the sense of community and the gracious living you’ve been seeking. Set on 22 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, we are considered one of Virginia’s premier retirement communities. Our community features mountainside views in a natural setting, where deer frequently roam our campus. And though our community is located in a beautiful and quiet area of town, we are also very close to major shopping districts, local attractions and Augusta Medical Center. As an assisted living resident, you can fill in your social calendar and focus on your interests, and we’ll provide just the right amount of personal assistance and care to make your life easier. Should your needs change over time, and you require memory care, you have the security of knowing you can remain here, in your home, without leaving familiar surroundings. And there’s always peace of mind knowing our staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There’s always something going on at Brookdale Staunton, so you’ll find plenty to do. Round up a few friends and neighbors for a little friendly competition at the game tables, try your hand at watercolor painting or sit and stitch with other knitters and crocheters. We offer Bible studies, movies dancing and our B-Fit exercise program. You’ll look forward to such frequent outings as fishing at area lakes, picnics, excursions on the Gypsy Express Mini Train round Gypsy Hill Park, ice cream runs, and scenic rides through Virginia’s picturesque Shenandoah Valley. Our memory care residents enjoy such activities as walking, dancing, socializing at get-togethers, reminiscing about the old days, enjoying music and competing in board games. Maybe you’ll find them playing cards, singing karaoke or baking some culinary delights. Each of these activities is part of a carefully designed care program to help them flourish and use meaningful life skills and talents — even when their dementia is advanced.…

