Brookdale Southside

Norm Phillips

Oct 2025

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We found Brookdale Southside to have the friendliest staff and residents when compared to the other facilities that we toured. We love our home here. We are not going anywhere else....

Margaret Blevins

Oct 2025

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I have lived at Brookdale Southside since April of 2021. From the beginning, I was invited to sit with several residents who became my friends. There are various activities: flex your brain, one day university these are my favorite. Games for examples: bingo, penuckle, bonco & dominios. Also daily work out activities , happy hour each day, many time with someone playing the piano . The dining room offers servers choices for meals; residents can have input with the menu chats. There are shopping opportunities, dining away, movie nights every Friday, a town hall meeting each month, Bible studies and every Sunday transportation to two different churches or church in the building.My name is Margaret Jo Blevins and I am happy at Brookdale Southside!!!!!!!!!!

Rebecca Wells

Oct 2025

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Moving here has changed how I view and interact with other people and residence at Brookdale. I have engaged in many activities here which has driven me to be more responsible and positive about myself, mind and body. It's also encouraged me to be more thoughtful, kind and passionate about others around me. It's inspired me to get more involved and determined in making our lives here better.

Savannah Chacon

Sep 2025

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If you love your friend or family member with dementia, DO NOT PLACE THEM IN THE MEMORY CARE AT THIS FACILITY.<br><br>Where do I even begin?<br><br>My 62 year old father with early onset Alzheimer’s was here for 6 months until I got a call that they were immediately discharging him on a Friday afternoon. They said he was aggressive so he had to have around the clock eyes on him. This was an additional 35 dollars an hour. That’s 840 dollars a day over the weekend when no one was even working. I was given the manager on duty’s phone number. When I called the manager on duty, I was told he was no where to be found. I live in Denver. When I arrived there, the director tried to tell me that my dad was aggressive and attempted to “strike” the workers. The nurse corrected him and said that my dad would get really close to others and that “being in their personal space is considered aggressive.” I had watched my father’s behavior and he was minding his own business. The woman watching him for 35 a hour expressed that she was confused why she was there because he was so sweet and had been great. That same day I ended up taking my father to the hospital. He was admitted to the hospital because he had a UTI. Records show that the facility was aware that he had a UTI since July 9th. This was August 4th. I never received a call about this. My father wore Depends and somehow nobody noticed that is urine was dark brown from the amount of blood from the UTI that was not resolved.<br><br>Speaking of depends, I had sent cases of wipes and depends that I was told were stored in a closet where they were labeled. I had recently sent a case so I asked for them all back. Those were nowhere to be found. And there was no explanation. The closet where every residents were kept barely had any and nothing was labeled. They refunded me for those but there was still no explanation. When we cleared my father’s room and stripped the bed, the almost 400 dollar mattress I had bought him, that I have receipts and photos of, was not there. It was a stack of memory foam mattress toppers. The director tried claiming that there was a cover on the mattress and that it had been removed. This type of mattress did not have a removable cover. This was confirmed with Serta.<br><br>My father was aphasic and could not speak or communicate. If he was more combative it would make sense because of the uti that was not treated that was most likely caused my leaving my father in soiled depends for too long. When other family visited in the past, they had to find someone to help change my dad because they would not proactively do it. There was also fesces still on the wall in August that was asked to be cleaned in April.<br><br>Once at the hospital my father deteriorated very quickly and he passed away a week and a half later. Brookedale knew this and did not even acknowledge his death. (There was one nurse that loved my dad and she did reach out separately)<br><br>As if that wasn’t enough, it is exactly the 45 day mark after moving my dad out. They charged me for the whole month of August and I was waiting for a refund that would take 30-45 days. I reached out two days before the 45 day mark and was met with “it has not been exactly 45 days”. I was provided an 800 number. Back to the mattress: I was sent a photo of a mattress cover on someone else’s bed that did not even slightly resemble my dad’s bed and was told that was it. Again, this mattress I bought did not have a removable cover. The photo was taken on August 15th after my father had already passed away and been moved out for almost two weeks. The director also claimed to have called me and left me a voicemail letting me know this mattress cover “that belonged to my dad” was found. Per my carriers phone records a call was never made by him or the facility.<br><br>I will continue to add to this review with updates.

Stephen Kowkabany

Jun 2025

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My mom has been here about a month, and she loves it. She moved in about two weeks after my aunt, and they both enjoy the activities, other residents, and peaceful location very much. The management has been friendly and helpful and she speaks highly about all aspects of the facility.