Brookdale Buckingham Memory Care

A Place to Call Home

Providing quality care of your loved one is not a responsibility we take lightly here at our memory care community in Glastonbury, Connecticut. Our campus is nestled in the beautiful countryside landscape, offering an idyllic backdrop for our warm and welcoming community. And with a dedicated care team and most wonderful residents you could ever hope to meet, you will quickly discover that everyone here operates more like a family than anything.

If you choose to move your family member to our campus, they will have the opportunity to participate in our signature Clare Bridge program, designed to provide gentle structure and guidance to the day and target the specific needs of Alzheimer’s and dementia seniors. Our team will walk with your loved one through multiple activities, including morning mental workouts, physical activity and daily life skills.

While the activities change regularly, the idea is the same. Your family member will enjoy daily moments of success and joy while feeling a genuine sense of purpose and belonging as they participate in everything from cardio and balance classes to pet therapy and sensory activities. We even take groups on lunch outings to enjoy everything our town has to offer.

Your loved one will have access to many wonderful services and amenities, including:
•Comfortable accommodations that promote as much self-care as possible
•Security measures like keypad entry and emergency response in each room
•Personalized care plans designed to meet individual needs
•On campus care team 24 hours a day, seven days a week
•A community calendar full of gentle and structured activities and programs?

We know the value of security, which is why we go above and beyond to make sure the memory care seniors in our care are always safe and sound. We’ve installed emergency response in each room and our care team is available on campus to be alerted to an emergency 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

While providing a safe and structured environment is crucial to the success of our seniors, we also take time to get to know each person as an individual. We learn their family history, personal preferences and likes and dislikes so we can serve them with the respect, honor and dignity they deserve.