The Gardens at Broadmoor Court

The thought of having to place your loved one in the care of someone else can be a difficult bridge to cross over. Broadmoor Court was a breath of fresh air. After visiting well over 10 establishments we knew that Bethesda homes were different. Three of 10+ establishments we visited were run by Bethesda. You could feel the difference. We knew that Broadmoor Court was the right fit. It was still a difficult decision to make and it was a chapter in our lives that came all too soon. A sense of community, sincerity, and professionalism was present at all of the Bethesda homes we visited. They meet their residence where they are at. They encourage involvement and community but also respect their privacy. If we are being honest, the job these people who do from the cooking, cleaning, managing, nursing, social activities, can be and often is a thankless job looking from the outside in. People take this for granted until they are ones in need of those services. No place is going to be perfect. To expect perfection is unrealistic. To strive for perfection and achieve excellence is what Broadmoor Court and Bethesda do, day in and day out.

My mom spent her last year and a few months at Broadmoor Court. The administration and staff are amazing. It has a very open and spacious feeling and they are very accommodating. I really appreciate how much the they loved and cared for my mom. They are absolutely the best! I would say it is definitely the nicest of the less expensive assisted living facilities. I had moved my mother from a Brookdale facility due to their lack of care, taking SO long to come when she needed help and the constant raising of care prices. I had no problems with Broadmoor Court in this area. I cannot say enough good things about the treatment and care of their residents. I highly recommend Broadmoor Court!

My father spent a year living at the Broadmoor Court, and he truly considered it home. He loved his sunny room, the wonderful people working there, the nursing team, the great management. Everyone at this assisted living home was extremely friendly and supportive, and my father is dearly missing them now that he had to move to a nursing home. We cannot imagine a better place for an elderly parent to live in. The building is beautiful, the organization of services is impeccable, and if I could give them 10 stars, I surely would. Thank you, Broadmoor Court, for the amazing care and love you give to all your residents.

The facility is beautiful, comfortable and well-kept. There are wonderful activities every day, and most importantly every single resident that we spoke to had wonderful things to say about Broadmoor Court and seem very happy. That is the most important litmus test in my book. I have worked as a nurse's aid in many facilities and I was extremely impressed with Broadmoor Court. My husband, sister in law and husband all joked about moving in with my mother in law, it's such a nice facility. It seems like the next best thing to home. I am confident Mama will be very happy at Broadmoor Court!

Before a decision is made about where to move your elderly parent(s) go to Broadmoor Court Assisted Living. After much searching, touring, and feeling like there were no great assisted living options for my dad, my daughter suggested I go to Broadmoor Court. She was a receptionist there for a few years. Broadmoor Court is a beautiful place with nice rooms, good food, and a lot of activities. While other places feel like nursing homes due to their hospital environments, Broadmoor Court feels like home. More importantly, the people at Broadmoor Court are like family. The people who work at Broadmoor Court are exceptional and call me every time there is any type of concern. My dad is genuinely happy there and tells me that he loves the staff and they take good care of him.It is an 'aging in place ' home, which means you never have to put your loved one through the stress of moving ever again. My dad is happy about that because moving id stressful for anyone, but it is very hard on elderly people. The Director, Linda, gets to know the residents. She does not hide in her office. Cheddar the Activity Director, keeps everyone busy encouraging participation but not pushing it. I could go down the line about how awesome everyone is but it would take pages. So in closing, I just want to encourage you to arrange a tour. You will be pleasantly surprised.