A message on diversity from Brookdale CEO

According to an AARP report from a 2019 Senate Special Committee on Aging, older adults lose an estimated $2.9 billion dollars each year to convincing scammers

Brookdale applauds generous donors of PPE

The staff at Brookdale Burlington arranged a senior portrait photo-shoot to have fun with the residents and celebrate the graduating class of 2020. Check out the photos on WFMY News 2, along with some advice these seniors have for graduating seniors. 

Brookdale’s National Poetry Challenge Supports Creativity and Emotional Expression During Period of Social Distancing.

Brookdale Carriage Club in Charlotte is trying to cheer up its residents with a weekly parking lot concert. They aren’t bringing in outside musicians. Instead, one of their own employees has stepped up in a big way.

With Mother’s Day on Sunday, one Sumter nursing home found a creative way to celebrate. Brookdale Sumter Senior Living facility hosted a parade with family, friends and staff to spread a little joy to the mom’s there.

Facebook noticed and identified some of what Brookdale is doing as best practices and featured the company as a social media leader for COVID-19 response.

President and Chief Executive Officer of Brookdale Senior Living Inc. Cindy M. Baier has been invited to join the NYSE Board Advisory Council

Brookdale Parkplace hired the band, a smattering of musicians a local agency pulled together, to entertain their more than 300 residents who have been on lockdown in their rooms, a necessary precaution after some residents tested positive for COVID-19.

Friends and family of Pacific Beach native Vivian Butler visited outside of the Brookdale Assisted Living Facility to celebrate her 104th birthday. There were signs, balloons, and even a parade of cars there to wish her a special day

Brookdale Provides Staff with Workout Videos

In this era of social distancing, being separated from family and friends can be difficult – especially during the holiday. That’s why some people in Shreveport are driving home a message of love and support to employees and residents at an area assisted living community. One by one, vehicles slowly crawled by Brookdale Senior Living in Shreveport Friday afternoon.

Julie Cox might have a viral rap hit on her hands at the age of 78. Cox, a former music teacher and resident at Brookdale Novi, decided she wanted to remind people to wash their hands and practice social distancing the best way she knows how -- through song.

Brookdale Supports Associates During COVID-19 Crisis