Walnut Valley Senior Living

At Brookdale Walnut, residents and their families can find dependable caregivers in a family-oriented environment. Located in the eastern part of Los Angeles county, Walnut, California offers its residents a rural feel with access to many quaint coffee shops and community parks. You can find Brookdale Walnut tucked away in a residential neighborhood between the hills of Brea and Diamond Bar, which sit next to a country club and a golf course. Whether you’re in need of assisted living services or memory care, the trained and versatile team members at Brookdale Walnut are prepared to assist with your unique needs. Plus, with a 24-hour security system on site, as well as staff available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to an emergency, you can surely find peace of mind.

With access to an abundance of care services and amenities under one roof, your worries will soon disappear. Find assistance with bathing, managing medications, dressing, and other daily tasks, depending on what you need to simplify your days. In addition to providing care, Brookdale’s skilled team manages your meals and dietary needs, as well as daily housekeeping chores and home maintenance. Here, it’s all about you — your needs, your preferences — and this even includes meals. Send the culinary team your favorite recipes or any feedback. Memory care residents have access to dementia-friendly menus, which are filled with nutritious and easy-to-manage selections.

After a delicious meal in the private dining room, book an appointment at the beauty/barber shop, or spend the rest of your day playing your favorite games in the game room. Scenic walking paths and a community piano are also available to use at your leisure. However you decide to spend your day, caring staff be nearby to offer support when you need it.

Community Services and Amenities

Here, when it comes to enjoying your retirement, you have the power to shape your experience. Join your friends for Wine and Watercolors, easy-going game nights, and shopping trips, or join the fitness or walking clubs. If you enjoy quiet, mindful activities, be sure to spend some time in the fully-stocked library or explore the vibrant garden and courtyard. Invite a friend over to explore the putting green, or grab a drink and soak up the cozy vibes in the fireside living room. For your convenience, transportation, concierge services, and postal services are available for you to use whenever needed. Plus, if you’d like assistance with small, personal errands, the Personal Solutions program can help. Send the team an email with items you need, such as paper towels, toilet paper, hair spray, or other necessities, and they’ll be delivered privately and discreetly at no extra cost.

Living Arrangements

Prepare to make yourself at home at Brookdale Walnut. With an abundance of floor plans, ranging from homelike studios to one-bedroom apartments, you’ll be able to choose the option that best fits your needs and lifestyle. All units include a kitchen and plenty of natural light, and some feature beautiful views of the community garden. Don’t forget to bring your beloved cat or dog along, as pets are welcome here. With utilities and maintenance included in your basic service rate, you can find additional relief in knowing you’ll have less bills to manage each month. If anything else can be done to make your experience feel even more effortless, please let the caring staff know. Find support, comfort, and so much more when you choose to live at Brookdale Walnut.

Care Types Offered

Brookdale Walnut is a residential care facility for the elderly (RCFE), which in the state of California is a housing arrangement for persons 60 years or older where supervision and personal care is provided based on the needs of the residents. These facilities are also known as assisted living facilities and board and care facilities. A residential care facility may provide care for residents with dementia or Alzheimer’s.

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