Independent Living Community in Brandon, Florida

Carol

This place is awful..they do not take care of their patients.. I call and never get anyone to answer outside of the operator who sends you to voicemail.. I have brought my loved one clothing and throws for his bed that just go missing every time..they tell you to add their name but what does it matter if someone is taking them home?? I’m looking for a new facility but everything is so expensive … This place is BAD!!

Cristina

Great experience! We are going through transitional stages with my mom. The staff have been amazingly knowledgeable and attentive. The facility is clean and feels like home. Thsnk you for going above and beyond

Dawn

Brookdale Brandon was really dark, and the community was older. The director was very nice, though. The room was small.

Becky

I really liked Brookdale Brandon, but there would not be enough control for my mother because they're not memory care. They're not locked down. If I wanted to retire early and go take care of myself, I really liked that place more than I thought I would, but for my mother and the care that she needs, it wasn't enough care. It was a nice place. If you did not have memory problems and you could go out and kind of be a little bit independent, it was much better than I thought it would be. They should have more personnel. When I was there, there were not a lot of workers hanging around. I did not see a lot of staff around who could answer questions. It was two floors, and my mother would not know how to use the elevator on her own. For someone who wanted to be in assisted living, but independent, it would be great, but if you need extra help it's not set up for that. They have shopping trips and sign-ups to go to restaurants, and my mother could never do that. The gal who gave me the tour was really nice.

Tomika

I visited Brookdale, and they seemed to have a lot of staff, from the nurses, to the CNAs, to the physical therapists. The place was extremely clean, there were a lot of residents, and there were a few empty beds left. They had a gazebo area, and everything was accounted for. They had assisted living, skilled nursing, and apartments.