Brookdale Federal Way is an Assisted Living community in the Federal Way area. Costs for this community start at $3,925, which is lower than the cost of care in the Federal Way area of $6,000.
Nestled in a serene neighborhood, Brookdale Federal Way offers a harmonious blend of comfort, community, and well-being. Residents here enjoy a life enriched with quality care and engaging activities, all set against the backdrop of the stunning Puget Sound. The community's strategic location just off Pacific Highway South ensures easy access to local amenities, while the tranquility of a tree-lined street offers a peaceful retreat.
Brookdale Federal Way prioritizes health and wellness with an array of medical services designed to support residents in their daily lives. With 12-16 hour nursing, a 24-hour call system, and comprehensive assistance with personal care and medication management, peace of mind is a constant companion. The staff's dedication to personalized care empowers residents to live independently while having support readily available.
The surrounding neighborhood is rich with conveniences that enhance the lifestyle at Brookdale Federal Way. The nearby St. Francis Sleep Disorders Clinic and UW Medicine - Valley Women’s Health ensure that medical needs are never far from reach. For daily essentials, Angel Pharmacy is just a short stroll away. Residents can indulge in leisurely outings to nearby parks or satisfy their caffeine cravings at the charming Auntie Irene's Coffee Shop.
Beyond its excellent care services, Brookdale Federal Way fosters an engaging social environment. The vibrant community life is complemented by a variety of on-site amenities, including a game room, library, and fitness room. Residents can partake in resident-run activities, music programs, and scheduled daily events, ensuring a dynamic and fulfilling lifestyle. With scenic views of Mount Rainier and opportunities for meaningful connections, Brookdale Federal Way is a place where new friendships blossom and life is lived to its fullest.
