Brookdale Champions

There are plenty of active seniors out there who are ready, willing and able to take on the world — with just a bit of help. If you’re living a mostly independent lifestyle, but you could use an extra hand with some of your day-to-day activities, Brookdale Champions in Houston with both assisted living and memory care could be right for you. You’ll have help with medications, dressing and bathing, as well as services like housekeeping and meals. You’ll also find comfort knowing that staff is on-site 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That means you can spend time on the things you really want to do. We’ll take care if the rest. And with utilities and maintenance included, you’ll have fewer bills to worry about. So take a painting class and then meet up with friends for billiards in the game room. Here you get to redefine your independence with new friendships and the chance to explore new interests or revisit old hobbies. Go do the things you love to do, and let us help with rest. With fitness classes, walking club, shopping trips, and game nights, you’ll have plenty of fun activities to choose from at Brookdale Champions. Maybe you want to check out a cooking demonstration, play bingo, and or practice tai chi. Our residents are actively involved in planning our calendars, so no matter what you’re in the mood to do, there’s something for everyone. Your spiritual experience matters to us. Now can be a time of spiritual growth when your life experience creates more wisdom. That is why we created The Ageless Spirit, an award-winning program designed to express simple but powerful practices like kindness, gratitude, joy, appreciating nature, connectedness, and celebrating aging. Our memory care residents have an activities calendar, too, with activities like crafting, fitness classes, Karaoke and InTouch travel adventures. InTouch at Brookdale brings the outside world in with an intuitively designed touch-screen computer. With easy-to-use, picture-screen prompts, our residents with physical or cognitive limitations can launch a virtual world of discovery.