Brookdale Richmond

Are you ready to start a brand new chapter of your life? When you move to Brookdale Richmond, an assisted living community in Richmond, Indiana, you get the opportunity each and every day to live your best life. 

Our residents love a lot of things about life here on campus, but one of their favorites is that we take care of the household chores that used to occupy hours of their day. We plan and prepare healthy meals, sweep and mop the floors and even pull weeds and maintain the property to keep everything running as smooth as possible. We can even handle light housekeeping tasks and laundry.

Without those chores on your to-do list, you have more time than ever — and you can spend it however you want. Do you want to learn a new skill? Pick up a new hobby? Deepen your relationships with friends and family members? You can do all of that and even join in on-campus activities from our recreational calendar to mingle with your fellow residents: 

• Cardio classes

• Name That Tune games

• Resident council meetings

• Card and trivia games

• Bowling competitions

That’s just the tip of the iceberg. There’s something available for everyone, and we’re always happy to take suggestions if you want to see something new on the agenda.

When you want a break from the activities or simply want to spend time with a good book or your relatives and friends, you can return to your private apartment. Each of our floor plans offers an abundance of natural light and enough space for your favorite furniture, photographs and family heirlooms. We’re even pet-friendly, so feel free to bring Fido along when you move in!

Before you arrive, you’ll be able to design your own custom care plan that meets your specific needs. You can choose if you want help with things like bathing and dressing or managing medication and coordinating with outside healthcare providers. No matter what you pick, you can rest easy knowing you only pay for the services you need. Our staff is also available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to be alerted to an emergency.