Your Situation
Being a caretaker is a full-time job. Whether it’s managing your loved one’s medications, cooking them well-balanced meals, assisting them with getting around their house, or making sure that they are active and social throughout the day, we understand the amount of time and effort it takes to fulfill these duties.
Your Solution
At our assisted living facility in Williamsville, we have nursing professionals on-site 24/7, not just on call. This means that if a medical situation should arise with one of our residents, we will be there to address it quickly and effectively, no matter if it happens at lunch or during the middle of the night.
Take a look at what Sharon Kalisz, daughter of one of our residents who just recently turned 100 years old, has to say about the care at Brompton Heights:
We have a dedicated recreation department that encourages social engagement between residents so your loved one will never be fully isolated or alone. With round-the-clock activities built into our 24/7 recreation calendar, our community is a lively and active environment.
Are you worried that your loved one is not eating healthy meals on a regular basis? At Brompton Heights, our dietary services provide three nutritious home-cooked meals per day, all approved by a certified dietician and served in our dining room.
Our Care Options
Has your loved one experienced a fall? Has their health suddenly declined, leaving them incapable of living safely in their current living situation? We know that choosing a place for your loved one is an extremely urgent, emotional and difficult decision. You need to find a place with a caring staff who understands your loved one’s needs. With nearly 40 years of experience, we’ve guided many families through this transition. Click here to hear from a few of those happy family members and residents.
As you discuss your options for the future, please call one of our caring representatives who will help you plan this next step in your loved one’s life.
Testimonial
Thank you for the wonderful care that Brompton provided for our mother, Shirley Carocci. Everyone at Brompton treated her well with care. We are glad that she was able to spend her last days in the room she was familiar with and that she shared with Sam. We appreciate everything you all did for her. Shirley’s passing was peaceful and we couldn’t ask for anything more.
By Pat Kowalski