Brookdale Westampton

John

Brookdale Westampton was very nice. The place was spotless. There were no odors. Everyone seemed very nice and the residents seemed very happy. I was really impressed. The apartments were definitely adequate and nice-sized, even the ones that were shared. The person who gave the tour was excellent. I met some of the staff, and they seemed very nice and very caring, too. I was impressed with how they had it set up, like there's a little town, a hairdresser, a coffee shop, a sweet shop, and a little area to sit down and relax. It was very nice.

Vicki

We saw Brookdale Westampton, but I didn't know when we made the appointment that my mom doesn't need memory care. We met a gentleman named Ed and he was fantastic. He couldn't have been any nicer. He was terrific. I like what they do and care about the people. And it just was very comforting to me to meet people that care so much. The lobby area is set up to look like a little town, which is adorable. There's a beauty shop and an ice cream parlor, and you can get coffee. The residents live on either side of this little town, and the rooms were very nice. According to the man that we spoke to, they have an award-winning chef there. So it sounds like they get great meals, and the people that work there when we were taking the tour were just very super friendly, nice, very welcoming, and just seemed happy. It was a good place to go. From taking the tour, I knew that that was not the place for my mother to live. It was very well run. It looked very clean and neat.

Jean

Brookdale Westampton was a great facility. I would highly recommend it. It was friendly, attentive, and clean. The rooms were adequate. They did a good job with the activities.

Joann787060

Brookdale Westampton was a very nice community. It was specifically for people with dementia, and that is what John's diagnosis is, but it did not work out because he wanted to go home. From my perspective though, they were excellent. The staff was very nice. John was only there for 2 weeks, but they weren't able to handle him properly. He tried to get out too much. Brookdale Westampton was very clean and very nice. The whole layout was nice. They had a lot of program sfor John. It was a very beautiful community. They had a chef there, and he spoke to me personally about what John likes to eat. They were very caring. It was well organized as far as the staff went. They had doctors and physical therapy. I had no complaints at all. I wish it worked out.

Barbara115743150

Dad is in Brookdale Westampton for two months now, and it’s been good, although there’s going to be problems anywhere. The staff is patient and caring. They clean his room once a week, and it’s spacious. He is eating well, although he is on a special diet.

Caring2097

I chose this facility because it was close to home. We sat down with the director and took a 45 minute tour. The rooms were clean. It felt right.

Vickey2

My family went to vist my fathers long time friend , who has been living here for quite some time. Really this place is different from others. Here you get everthing tailored to your needs , all your requirements are well taken care of . You have all the facilites that you can think of and cannot ask for anything more.The well trained and professional staff take care of every one.They even provide assistance with dialy activities like bathing , dressing , grooming or let it be medical administration . They have plenty of open space for everyone to relax, away from busy life.

Happy1231

My uncle lived here for a period of about one year before eventually moving in with his daughter. The facility was well maintained and the staff was amazing. I frequently popped in for unannounced visits and never met any resistance. On one occassion I stayed and ate with some of the residents. I found the food to be plentiful and tasty. There were always activitieS for the residents and the staff seemed to every kind and efficient. One of the things that struck me the most was that the staff memebers not only knew the names of all the residents, but they knew their likes and dislikes. Staff members would come to get my uncle when they knew one of his favorite activities was going to start. I found this very endearing. I never had any apprehension or fear about the level and type of care that he was receiving while staying at the facility.