Brookstone Assisted Living Community

Brookstone is an assisted living community in Fayetteville, AR offering a comfortable and relaxed environment for retirees to thrive. The community’s wide variety of personal care services, wellness programs, and amenities create exceptional opportunities for residents to stay active, meet friends, and explore their identity. Everyone is encouraged to be themselves and participate in the events that interest them, and the caregivers celebrate everyone’s individual personality. 

No two people are the same, and Brookstone takes this to heart with their person-centered approach to long-term care. Their staff works one-on-one with each resident to understand their care needs, preferences, and concerns to create an individualized care routine that best works for them. Caregivers are staffed twenty-four hours a day, offering around-the-clock care for assisted living residents. 

Everyone’s individualized care plan is unique to them and may feature services like: 

• Personal care/assistance with daily activities 
• Medication management 
• Housekeeping 
• Laundry and linen services 
• Transportation to and from medical appointments 
• Reminders for activities and meals 
• Diet monitoring

Unlike many assisted living facilities and independent living communities in the area, Brookstone is licensed for Extended Congregate Care (ECC). Most assisted living facilities are not permitted to offer skilled nursing care, but Brookstone delivers some health care services on-site thanks to their

Brookstone is an assisted living community in Fayetteville, AR offering a comfortable and relaxed environment for retirees to thrive. The community’s wide variety of personal care services, wellness programs, and amenities create exceptional opportunities for residents to stay active, meet friends, and explore their identity. Everyone is encouraged to be themselves and participate in the events that interest them, and the caregivers celebrate everyone’s individual personality. 

No two people are the same, and Brookstone takes this to heart with their person-centered approach to long-term care. Their staff works one-on-one with each resident to understand their care needs, preferences, and concerns to create an individualized care routine that best works for them. Caregivers are staffed twenty-four hours a day, offering around-the-clock care for assisted living residents. 

Everyone’s individualized care plan is unique to them and may feature services like: 

• Personal care/assistance with daily activities 
• Medication management 
• Housekeeping 
• Laundry and linen services 
• Transportation to and from medical appointments 
• Reminders for activities and meals 
• Diet monitoring

Unlike many assisted living facilities and independent living communities in the area, Brookstone is licensed for Extended Congregate Care (ECC). Most assisted living facilities are not permitted to offer skilled nursing care, but Brookstone delivers some health care services on-site thanks to their ECC license. These services are designed for people who need care above and beyond typical assisted living, and may include (but are not limited to): 

• Catheter care 
• Wound dressings and management 
• Specimen collection 
• Case management

To learn more about the community’s ECC license and their skilled nursing care services, use the link above to make an inquiry. 

Interacting with others, making friends, and learning new things are as important to a happy retirement as exceptional long-term care. Brookstone embodies this with their incredible variety of social activities and amenities, which change monthly. They post the events calendar online for residents to see, which may include opportunities like: 

• Ice cream socials 
• Continuing education opportunities, like guest speakers and lectures 
• Classic movie screenings 
• Bingo and board game nights 
• Casino outings 
• Pet therapy 
• Happy hours 
• Live musical performances 
• Devotional time and prayer groups 
• Arts and crafts sessions 
• Exercise programs and fitness classes

When residents move in, they can choose from three floor plans. The community offers studio and one-bedroom apartments, each with their own unique charm and appeal. Studio apartments are smaller than one-bedrooms, ideal for older adults who want to downsize without sacrificing the comfort of home. One-bedroom apartments offer dedicated sleeping spaces, instead of a combined living room/bedroom like studio floor plans. 

All floor plans are complete with: 

• Kitchenettes, featuring full-size refrigerators, microwaves, and cabinet storage 
• Private bathrooms 
• Large windows with great views 
• Emergency call systems 
• Individually-controlled air conditioning and heating 
• Cable and internet hookups

Residents can live alone, with their spouse, or with a roommate, depending on their preference. The community is pet-friendly and allows one small, well-behaved cat or dog per unit. To learn more about Brookstone’s living arrangements and pet-friendly policy, use the link above to schedule a tour. 

While some residents prepare meals in their apartments, many enjoy homestyle, professionally-prepared meals in the community’s on-site restaurant. The restaurant staff prepares meals daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The community posts its monthly menu online so residents can plan their meals ahead of time, which may include classic selections and seasonal tastes like herb-roasted pork chops, sesame chicken with rice, or Salisbury steak and potatoes. Meal substitutions are available for people with special dietary needs. 

To learn more about the Brookstone senior living community, use the links above to make an inquiry or schedule a tour. Touring the community gives guests an opportunity to get a close look at what it means to be a resident. The staff is happy to explain what sets Brookstone apart from other assisted living facilities and independent living communities in the area, and all guests are welcome to a complimentary meal in the restaurant. For more information, read the frequently asked questions (FAQ). 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How do I know if Brookstone is right for me?

Before considering an assisted living community like Brookstone, there are a few questions prospective residents can ask themselves to find out if senior living is the right choice for them, according to their needs: 

• Is the person ambulatory, or are they confined to their bed? 
• Does the person have chronic illness or injury that require ongoing medical attention or skilled nursing care? 
• Does the person have Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or short-term memory loss? 
• Does the person need rehabilitation?

Brookstone, like many assisted living facilities, requires all applicants to be ambulatory for admission. The community is not a nursing home and is not prepared to care for people who are permanently confined to their beds. For the prospective resident’s safety and well-being, the community may not admit someone who is permanently non-ambulatory. 

People who require ongoing medical attention are in the same category as people who are bedridden. As an assisted living community, Brookstone is not licensed to provide continuing medical care to people with chronic injury or illness. If a person’s symptoms can be managed with personal care, the community may be suitable, but Brookstone may not be the right choice for people who need ongoing skilled nursing care. 

However, Brookstone happily welcomes people with living Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and memory impairments thanks to their specialized memory care services. The community’s In the Moment® program is specially designed for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia, where staff provides exceptional Alzheimer’s care. The program assists people with all stages of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, creating a safe, secure environment where they feel relaxed and appreciated. 

Q: How do I know if Brookstone’s In the Moment memory care program is right for me or my loved one?

Living with Alzheimer’s disease can be challenging, creating new, unfamiliar hurdles during the third act of a person’s life. Fortunately, Brookstone is there to help with their outstanding Alzheimer’s care and memory care services. 

As members of the memory care community, older adults are treated with respect and dignity like independent living and assisted living residents. Caregivers help them with their daily activities (like eating, dressing, and bathing) and help them participate in community events. Memory care services are special because of the structured activities staff use to stimulate the residents’ minds and memories. With their compassionate, patients attitudes the staff help residents learn to live with memory impairments, Alzheimer’s and dementia as they navigate their symptoms. 

To learn more about how Brookstone’s Alzheimer’s care program helps people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, use the links above to make an inquiry or schedule a tour. 

Q: Does Brookstone offer short-term care programs for in-home care recipients?

Being a caregiver is one of the most important jobs in today’s world, but everyone needs to take a break from his or her duties to recharge. Brookstone offers temporary respite care programs for people who need substitute caregivers while theirs are away. The respite care program lets people who usually receive in-home care come to the community and receive care for up to 30 consecutive days. 

For more information about Brookstone’s respite care program, use the link above to make an inquiry. 

Q: How much does Brookstone cost?

Cost estimates vary per person. Brookstone assesses a base rental fee that includes a resident’s weekly housekeeping, daily meals, and room and board. As residents need more services, the community adds additional charges accordingly. 

Larger floor plans have a higher base rental fee than smaller apartments. Residents with roommates may pay less per month than people who live alone. Interested parties can use the “Get Pricing” link above to get a personalized cost estimate according to their needs and preferred floor plan.