Brookdale Lawndale Park

If you want a retirement experience where you can fill your days with fun and meaningful activities, our assisted living and memory care community in Greensboro, North Carolina might be the right fit for you. Brookdale Lawndale Park gives you every opportunity to take full advantage of your golden years. From the beautiful common rooms and spacious private accommodations to the recreational calendar and personalized care plans, you have just about everything you need to savor the retirement you’ve always wanted.

Because our team handles all the chores, you can officially say farewell to things like washing dishes, mowing the grass and fixing leaky faucets. Now you have more energy and time freedom to do the things you really want to do. Our fun-filled recreational calendar offers you lots of choices, like:

• Morning fitness classes

• Ice cream socials

• Popcorn and movie nights

• Card game competitions

• Fact or fiction trivia

Our memory care residents have plenty of options for activities, as well, thanks to our Clare Bridge Daily Path. This person-centered program offers a gentle daily structure of six planned programs a day. Each one is designed to help your loved one maintain as much independence as possible while encouraging them to grow in their skills. You can have peace of mind knowing our team will always be around to provide them with gentle guidance and reminders as they engage in each activity and spend time with their designated peer group. 

A few of their activities include things like:

• Jewelry making workshops

• Soothing hand massages

• Walking clubs

• Painting and crafts

• Music and manicures

No matter how much, or how little, care you want to receive while you’re here, you can rest easy knowing our staff is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to be alerted to an emergency. We’re also here to lend a helping hand with daily tasks like bathing, dressing and managing medication. Our memory care seniors even enjoy things like personal dining assistance, color coded hallways and dementia-friendly menus.