Brighton Gardens of Scottsdale

Brighton Gardens of Scottsdale can be found in Scottsdale, AZ. The facility offers both general assisted living care and special care for Alzheimer’s and other forms of Dementia. If residents are capable of it, independence is encouraged, though the staff is always available to provide help should residents need it.

There are many services available at Brighton Gardens of Scottsdale. The staff at the facility is available 24 hour per day, seven days per week. In addition, the staff has been trained to help residents with daily needs, including cleaning, grooming, and dressing. Three meals are provided to residents on a daily basis, with an emphasis placed on making sure that the meals are healthy. The facility also allows residents to choose from a menu if they want something different than what is being served. Transportation services are provided for residents who want to take part in offsite activities. In addition, these transportation services can be used by residents who need to head to offsite appointments.

There are also many amenities available for residents at Brighton Gardens of Scottsdale. Snacks are provided on a daily basis, and are available throughout the day. There is a dining room where residents can go for a restaurant-type feel during a meal. Residents who enjoy socializing can head to the lounge or living room to socialize with other residents. For residents who place an importance on spirituality, the facility offers a number of religious activities. There is a library at the facility where residents can go to read. Residents also have the option of checking out books to take with them back to their apartments. The facility houses a game room where residents can take part in a number of recreational activities. Residents who are fans of nature and the outdoors can visit the numerous outdoor gardens around the facility. To help keep residents entertained in their apartments, cable television is available in every apartment. Because of this, residents are not stuck watching local channels.