Brookestone Gardens

When I talk with residents and team members in any Vetter Senior Living setting, I see warmth, friendship, laughter and beauty that speak of home to every unique person who lives with us.
We provide the welcoming environment, with tasteful decor, delicious meals and fun activities and events, plus the compassionate care and companionship of exceptional professional caregivers.
But the spirit of life comes from our residents.
Their needs and expectations give us the reason for our existence.
Many years ago, Eldora and I decided we would embrace a personal mission to give the elderly members of our community a place to feel respected, secure, comfortable and happy.

In 1975, with the purchase of their first facility, Jack and Eldora Vetter began a tradition of care that has endured through the years as a respected example of excellence to many others in the profession.
However, it is not the profession that has held this company's focus all these years.
It is, instead, the individuals who live with us.
From the beginning, Jack and Eldora stressed that one thing matters most: relationships.
If the connections between people are strong, our residents and team members are healthy, happy and productive-and we become family.

We will create a living environment that radiates love, peace, spiritual contentment, dignity, and safety, while encouraging personal independence.
We will dedicate ourselves to provide personalized care and services that achieve extraordinary results and exceed the expectations of those we serve.
We will select and develop team members who radiate warmth, compassion, and respect while skillfully performing their duties.
We will develop buildings and grounds that enhance quality life and are recognized as attractive landmarks in their community.

The Administrator is responsible for ensuring that the Vetter Senior Living mission, vision and values are met within the facility, through the development of strong personal relationships, while ensuring effective and economic operation of all facility departments, providing tactful leadership and supervision, and ensuring that approved facility goals and objectives are accomplished and quality services achieved and maintained.
The Director of Nursing (DON) is responsible for providing oversight and direction to the nursing department within the facility.

Nursing homes, professionally called Skilled Nursing Care centers provide 24-hour nursing care, with extended medical and rehabilitative services for seniors with complex medical conditions.
We offer a range of rehabilitative therapies available to both nursing-care residents and other members of the community.
Our services are centered around your lifestyle.
We dedicate ourselves to provide you peace of mind and an atmosphere that delivers comfort, security, and quality of life.
Skilled Nursing Care centers provide 24-hour staffing and other comprehensive services to those requiring a greater level of care than that offered by assisted living facilities.