Why It’s Lexington’s Best Alzheimer’s Care.
Come see why we call it Uncommon Care. ™
Come see why we call it Uncommon Care. ™
Every day is an opportunity to look for ideas to make our resident’s lives better. Celebration. Community. Communication. We never forget that individuals with Alzheimer’s are individuals first.
For over 20 years, we’ve been working with people with Alzheimer’s disease. Our philosophy of care is simple but unwavering: Focus on strengths rather than weaknesses. Always be kind. Never stop trying to communicate.
Our caregivers have been with us for 12yrs. 15yrs. Our Nurse for 18yrs. Our staff is simply outstanding. Care is only as good as the people who deliver it. Our residents do well, seeing the same familiar faces.
Lexington’s largest secure outdoor yard. It’s really park-like. And residents can safely go outside when they want to enjoy it.
Forget the idea of a typical facility. Instead, imagine a residence that looks and feels like home. A large backyard. Home cooked meals. Private bedrooms. Chairs by the fire. A house pet. This is The Breckinridge.
The Breckinridge is a safe and secure community. Both indoors and out. Our residents have the freedom to enjoy our large fenced back yard. They can experience nature strolling on our walking path, or sitting under the wisteria on the patio.
The aroma of food stimulates the appetite. Our staff joins our residents at meals. We create an inviting atmosphere to socialize and enjoy that second cup of coffee together.
Our size gives us a great advantage. Caregivers get to spend more quality time with each resident. Opportunities for peer socialization are created by several comfortable and inviting common areas.
A smile that has captivated all of us.
We found out why. Because throughout Leona’s life she has been a giver.
She actively helped many families in her church.
For years she enjoyed singing in the choir.
Leona’s smile mirrors a spirit in her heart that is so loving.
We see it when our eyes meet hers. We’re honored to care for her.
Dwayne always looked at how he could improve the world around him.
He enjoys anything mechanical. With his hands he built two airplanes. One of his creations is in an airplane museum in Texas.
You can also be sure that he’ll be an active participant for any activity. Dwayne teaches us to be front and center in life.
Each day at The Breckinridge we ask each other “how can we improve the lives of those in our care?” When we do, the spirit of all of our lives improves.