Brookdale Vancouver Stonebridge

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We Do One Thing Very Well

Our southwestern Washington community specializes in memory care, catering to the unique needs and challenges of those with Alzheimer's and other dementia-related illnesses. Because we are built for just one kind of care, we’re able to specialize even more than other communities that offer multiple care levels. 

Because we’re specialists in memory care, that also means that our residents and their loved ones can live with the peace of mind knowing that our residents are safe, with personnel onsite that can respond to emergencies, 24/7.

Our residents enjoy an environment that fosters engagement and a sense of serenity. Our community consists of two buildings, joined by a breezeway. This allows for smaller, more intimate and home-like settings, ideal for those with memory impairments. Residents can relax in several common areas, including a cozy library, large family room, and enclosed interior courtyards. Our grounds are home to birds, rabbits, and squirrels much to the delight of the residents who feed them.

Activities are tailored to each individual's abilities and preferences. For those residents who have difficulty tolerating stimulation, we provide familiar music, vintage movies, pet therapy, and ample opportunities for relaxation and quiet. For those residents wishing for a more lively activities schedule, we have several clubs and group events including:
•Celebrity club
•Chapel services
•Coffee and conversation club
•Decorating group
•Morning walks
•Saturday ice cream socials
•Travel club?

For those residents able to participate in off-campus activities, we provide transportation to many local shops, attractions, and events including:
•Activities at our local senior center
•Christmas-light viewing
•Fishing trips
•Strolling around the Vancouver mall?

Meal times can be a great source of comfort and relaxation for our residents. Our chef goes the extra mile to prepare meals that are both nutritious and nostalgic. Our chef gets many repeat requests for his chicken and dumplings, peach cobbler, beef stroganoff, and pecan pie. In order to allow our memory care residents the best possible dining experience, we use brightly colored tableware, dementia-friendly menus, and provide any assistance needed.

Memory care doesn’t have to mean a loss of quality of life. Instead, we can provide an exceptional community with specialized assistance, giving our residents the opportunity to reach their own best life.