Overview
It’s not downsizing your home; it’s upsizing your possibilities. At Brookdale Sakonnet Bay in Tiverton, Rhode Island, you can live your best life with the care you need when you need it.
Our continuing care retirement community, or CCRC, has four levels of care on one campus, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing. And we’re a rental CCRC. That means you’ll pay a monthly rental fee, plus monthly fees based on the level of care and services you need.
Here you’ll have the maintenance-free lifestyle you want and care options to meet your needs. And just in case, our staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to be alerted to an emergency.
You can enjoy proximity to Newport and great views of the Sakonnet River as you take a walk along the walking paths that wind through our landscaped grounds and gardens on campus.
Imagine waking up and taking a B-Fit class in our fitness center before heading out to do a little shopping. Or maybe you want to start your day with a swim in our indoor pool. Here you can start each day with choices. Here are just a few options for how you can spend your time:
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Kozy Knitters group
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Meditation
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Card games and board games
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Bingo
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Fitness classes
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Walking club
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Shopping
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Devotional services in our chapel
You’ll feel right at home with several floor plans to choose from and apartments that include the following features:
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Selection of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans
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Plenty of natural window light and storage
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Select floor plans even have a walk-in closet and a private balcony or patio.
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Fewer bills mean fewer worries with utilities and maintenance included
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Kitchen with sink, microwave and refrigerator
Having different levels of care on one campus means you probably won’t have to change communities again, even if you or your spouse need more care later. You will likely be able to stay on the same campus close to your friends, enjoying the same lifestyle in the community you already love.
If you need skilled nursing care while recovering from surgery, no problem. Need an extra hand with daily activities like medication management or dressing? We’ve got that, too. And if you need memory care in the future, you’ll have person-centered Alzheimer's and dementia care within the same community campus. Our memory care program helps our residents find a sense of belonging and purpose while also helping them preserve who they are. With our continuum of care options, you’ll be prepared with the care you might need down the road.
Amenities
- Fitness Center
- Private Dining Room
- Game Room
- Emergency Alert System
Care
Assisted Living
A living option for seniors or individuals who require assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, or medication management while maintaining a level of independence. Assisted living facilities offer personalized care plans and social activities that promote quality of life for their residents.
Independent Living
Designed to help older adults who want to maintain an active and independent lifestyle, these communities offer services and amenities that cater to residents’ needs, while encouraging a sense of community and freedom from the responsibilities of owning a home.
Memory Care
Memory care communities offer specialized care and support for individuals dealing with memory-related conditions, such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. These facilities are equipped with trained staff and offer engaging activities designed to promote well-being while ensuring a safe living environment.
Skilled Nursing
Skilled nursing and nursing homes are residential facilities that offer medical care and support for individuals that require a higher level of medical attention and assistance. These are staffed by licensed healthcare providers and offer a range of services to ensure the well-being and comfort of residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Qualifications
ASHA Verified Member
Licensing
Assisted Living License #: ALR01474, LTC00774
Brookdale Sakonnet Bay Reviews
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Vicky Hathaway
a month ago
There are a lot of positive things to say about the experience my mother had at Brookdale over the 3 1/2 years she lived there. The folks who provide support and assistance were amazing, especially Filomena Lawless and Steve Murphy. Filomena offers such kindness to both residents and their families, and for that I am forever grateful. Steve was a text away, offering quick responses and helping us find who best to speak to in a few cases. The care staff in Assisted Living were incredibly helpful, especially Darlene and Mom's favorite caregiver, Bob, and kept a close eye on Mom's health, even picking up on health issues she hid from us. Mom made a wonderful friend and cribbage companion during her time there, a late in life relationship whose loss was particularly difficult for her. When she had problems with her room, both in independent and assisted living, the staff responded quickly and they were easy to interact with and very friendly. Joe, the man who provides transport, was always ready with a friendly joke and appropriate teasing and always brought a smile to Mom's face. He also brought her several cards after she was out of the building for a health issue. The front desk staff were helpful. So why only three stars? Mom was never very happy about the overall food quality on a day to day basis. Given the rental cost and the fact that that cost increased every year, we would have been happy to pay the increase if there were tangible improvements. During the time she lived there, whenever I would talk to local folks about Brookdale, especially people who had family there, the food quality seemed to be a common theme. The biggest complaint I have came at the end of her stay. At that point, you know that despite the friendliness and care of so many people, ultimately this is a business designed to make money and answer to a board of directors. Mom had to enter a hospital and then a rehab facility and we were hopeful for a time she would be able to return to her apartment. Once it was clear we needed to vacate her apartment, we began the process of recovering rent and assisted living care costs that had been automatically withdrawn from her checking account, per Brookdale's policy. At that point, she was in a rehab facility that was no longer covered by insurance, so she was in need of those funds, amounting to thousands of dollars. Each time we attempted to get an answer about the timeline, we received a different answer about how the process worked and when we would receive her refund. When we tried face to face meetings to that end, the director became testy. It took a full two months after she was completely moved out of Brookdale to finally have the funds in our hands. Bottom line: there are a lot of positive things about this facility, but beware it is a corporation - slow to change and respond.
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Paula Turcotte
a year ago
The staff are amazing! It starts at the main entrance where Carol Naftygiel, who will greet you upon arrival. Then, you may run into Filomena Lawless who cares so much for the residents. She drops cards under their doors and checks in to make sure they’re adjusting well. Last but not least, Jonathan Souza will be around transporting residents. He has a great knack for his ability to make people feel at ease. I always look forward to visiting my loved one.
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Ernest Chretien
3 years ago
Learning after what appeared to be a minor stroke that your mother cannot live by herself any longer is extremely stressful and a difficult time for the entire family. Then comes looking into where she may go-can drive one crazy. My brother happened to make a call to Brookdale and spoke with Steve. Steve was extremely friendly and helpful. He gave us not only information about Brookdale but unsolicited guidance regarding what to look for in researching assisted living and/or long term nursing care. After looking at 3 other facilities, we were informed mother was accepted as an assisted living resident. After checking on finances, moving her into Brookdale was a no brainer. They have been extremely helpful in not only assisting my mother in adjusting and accepting her new situation, but assisting our family with the adjustment. In the 5 weeks my mother has been at Brookdale, we have nothing negative to say. The adjustment period for all of us was just what we were told it could be. Thank you!!
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Garry Plunkett
2 years ago
Everybody knows "there's no place like home" and I'm amazed at how quickly I adopted that same sentiment regarding my new home at Brookdale Sakonnet Bay.
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