Brookridge Heights is an assisted living and memory care community located in Marquette, Michigan, in a quiet, wooded area near the shores of Lake Superior. The community provides personalized support for older adults whose needs change over time, offering assistance with activities of daily living such as dressing, grooming, medication support, and mobility, while encouraging residents to remain as independent as possible.
For residents living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, memory care provides a more structured environment with supportive routines and team members trained in dementia care. The community's approach emphasizes learning about each resident as a person, their preferences, routines, interests, and care needs, so that support reflects their individual situation and can be adjusted as circumstances change.
Daily life at Brookridge Heights is structured around meaningful activities and social connection. Residents enjoy chef-prepared meals served in restaurant-style settings with rotating seasonal menus, and participate in programs that include opportunities for movement, creativity, lifelong learning, music, games, outings, and spiritual connection. Community amenities include multiple dining areas, walking paths, a resident garden, common areas, a family game room, Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and scheduled transportation.
Apartment features provide both privacy and support, including generous closet space, utilities, cable TV, wireless internet, weekly laundry service, housekeeping and linen service, maintenance, and an emergency alert system. Residents are encouraged to personalize their apartments with their own furniture, decor, photos, and meaningful belongings to help the space feel like home.
The community is located near Downtown Marquette, the Marquette Ore Dock, UP Health System Marquette, the Lake Superior shoreline, local shops, restaurants, parks, and cultural destinations, helping residents remain connected to familiar places. Families are encouraged to remain involved through visits, phone calls, community events, and participation in meals, and the community team communicates with families as residents' care needs change over time.