Brookdale Woodward Estates
14997 Health Center Drive Bowie MD 20716
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The Maryland city of Bowie is only 15 miles east of Washington, D.C. If you enjoy living in a city rich in historic and cultural attractions, you’ll love the city’s array of sites. From the Belair Stable Museum to the Bowie Railroad Station and Huntington Museum, there’s much to see and do in Bowie. As one of the largest and fastest growing cities in Maryland, you’ll see the roots of an old railroad town mixed with the new conveniences of modern growth.
In the cross of US 50 and Highway 197, Brookdale Woodward Estates sits near numerous medical facilities, including Larkin Chase Care and Bowie Health Center. As a community offering assisted living services, residents are able to go about their day as carefree as they’d like to be.
Whether you’re looking to live a maintenance-free life within the safety and comfort of a community or you need a hand with daily activities, all the help you need is available for you at Brookdale Woodward Estates.
Community Services and Amenities
From theme days and group games, exercise programs, cooking classes, current events discussions, and happy hour gatherings in our Triple Crown Pub, our activities calendar is full of socializing and fun. Discover new interests through joining one of the many clubs on campus — like the Scrabble club, men’s club, and the sage club. If you’re looking for spiritual services, you’ll find Bible studies along with Christian fellowship and non-denominational church services.
Along with a variety of activities and events to enjoy, our amenities offer you comfort and convenience. Try out getting a new hair style in our beauty salon and barber shop, baking with friends in the community kitchen, or enjoy scrumptious meals in the restaurant-style dining room. The options are convenient and plentiful here.
Living Arrangements
At Brookdale Woodward Estates, we offer 10 different floor plans — including studios, deluxe studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Each unit comes ready to call home with large windows, bathrooms, kitchenettes, and plenty of storage space. If you either don’t want to live alone or wish to save on rent, you can move into a friendship suite and share an apartment with a new friend and fellow resident. You also have the choice of a fully furnished apartment or to bring your own furniture, photos, and other personal belongings. Your small pet is also welcome and will be treated just like a member of the family.
Care Types Offered
Brookdale Woodward Estates operates an assisted living program. In the state of Maryland, these terms are defined as follows:
A residential- or facility-based program that provides housing and supportive services, supervision, personalized assistance, health-related services, or a combination that meets the needs of residents. An assisted living program may have a special care unit to care for residents with dementia. There are three levels of care that an assisted living program may provide:
Level 1 (low): refers to a resident needing occasional assistance or support in one or more personal care or health
Level 2 (moderate): refers to a resident needing a substantial assistance or support in one or more personal care or health related areas
Level 3 (high): refers to a resident needing extensive and frequent help
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Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference?
Pricing at Brookdale Woodward Estates
*Prices quoted are monthly rental charges and are provided by the communities themselves. Actual prices may differ due to one-time fees, timing and care services required. Speak with your Senior Living Advisor to learn more.
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