Brookdale Westlake Village became one of the first skilled nursing facilities in Ohio to administer the COVID-19 vaccine Friday morning. Frank Hurley, 92, was the first to receive the vaccine, and he was thrilled about it. Click to see the story from CBS 19 in Cleveland.
Read moreBrookdale Celebrates the Start of its COVID-19 Vaccination Program
Read moreWith the first doses in the U.S. administered Monday, the senior living industry is close to distributing the COVID-19 vaccine among residents and staff. Click to read more about what providers need to do before vaccines start, including information from our own, Senior Vice President of Clinical Services, Kim Elliott.
Read moreBrookdale Senior Living Inc. announced today that its communities have been included in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ first priority phase
Read moreBrookdale Recognized Nationally for Outstanding Training Program
Read moreJust in time for the Thanksgiving holiday, residents at Brookdale Lake Charles have returned home for the first time since Hurricane Laura. Click to see the story shared by KPLC Channel 7.
Read moreBrookdale Senior Living nurse receives Nursing at Its Best Award
Read moreChad C. White has been named to the 2020 Modern Governance 100 list in a program dedicated to recognizing influential governance leaders.
Read moreBrookdale Senior Living has received a J.D. Power Award for ranking highest in the J.D. Power 2020 U.S. Senior Living Satisfaction Study.
Read moreBrookdale Cedar Ridge resident Mina Field helps to care for her husband and she's also been bringing smiles to other residents at the community and doing her best to help them any way she can. She was nominated for a special shout-out on KTUL in Tulsa by her neighbor. Click to watch the special story about a special Brookdale resident.
Read moreBrookdale Senior Living has published a new article about how the company handled the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping assisted living residents safe.
Read moreCharlie Burrell, a resident at Brookdale Lowry, is known as the “Jackie Robinson of music.” He became the first African American to play in a major symphony when he took a job in Denver. Burrell turned 100 years old and was celebrated with a car parade. Click to see the news story by 9 News in Denver.
Read moreBrookdale Canyon Lakes, a senior living facility in Kennewick, hosted a "Gratitude is Ageless" car parade Saturday. The event joined residents, first responders, and city leaders together to be grateful for the contributions each have made in our community.
Read moreBrookdale Senior Living, the nation’s leading senior living provider, is launching a massive campaign to fight the flu, offering flu shots at all communities.
Read moreThousands of Brookdale residents, associates and family members will participate in virtual Walk to End Alzheimer's events.
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