1 Assisted Living Community in Richboro, Pennsylvania

KW

Brookdale Northampton is a little more expensive. I'm a 100% Irish, and they even have an auditorium where Irish dancers would come in. If I had my choice and my mother had more money, we would be there. It's a beautiful place. The staff knew everything about my mother. We were talking on the phone months prior, and she remembered everything. The staff was excellent, the tour was excellent, it was THE place. The rooms there were very nice. If you want to have Thanksgiving dinner with your mother they have big private dining rooms for you to have and you just tell them when you would use them. At the end of the hallways, they had a kitchenette with dining room tables for people to share food if they want to cook for their relatives. They even have washers and dryers at the end of the hallways if you want to wash something for your loved one. It's really good. Depending on your budget, the rooms range from pretty large studios to just a room. It's a little more expensive than the other places but I wouldn't say it would break the rank. They have game rooms, people frequently come in entertaining, they have a beauty salon, and a library. You could also get a 1-bedroom suite or 2-bedroom suite if you want. They have rooms for every need, they have assisted living and dementia care when you need it, going up to full care. They don't offer meals there.

Reviewer09172019

Brookdale Northampton was excellent. However, when I was there, there wasn't much going on. The rooms were very nice. The staff members were very nice too. They have a beauty salon and a seating area. The place was very clean.

Susan

I liked Brookdale Northampton. It's clean, the people were wonderful, and they had a lot of activities. The food looked delicious. It's a smaller community than where my brother is, but it's lovely. It's an assisted living home.

Dee

I went to Brookdale Northampton. I was really very impressed with the director. They had a small dementia unit of about 23 patients, and I felt pretty confident. However, when I was looking to move my mother, they didn't have any beds available. I was definitely impressed, but I felt like my mother needed something with a little more atmosphere. It felt more like a hospital with two beds to a room. I was impressed with the director's knowledge and the way she was explaining things. I felt confident with her. It's assisted living memory care.