About Brookdale Baywood

Brookdale Baywood is a senior living community in Mesa, Arizona, offering assisted living and memory care. It is designed for older adults who need support with daily activities as well as those living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of memory loss and require a more structured, secure environment. The community describes itself as a family of residents, suggesting an emphasis on close relationships and a warm, welcoming atmosphere among those who live there. Families considering Brookdale Baywood for a parent or partner may want to connect directly with the community to learn more about specific daily routines, dining options, and activities available to residents.

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Full continuum of care

Independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing available

Memory care services

Specialized memory care offered for residents with dementia

Skilled nursing available

On-site skilled nursing care for residents who need it

Mesa, Arizona location

Community located in Mesa, Arizona

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  • Christine Stanley 2 months ago

    My husband provides musical entertainment to Brookdale Baywood frequently. Chef Bill Gomez and his staff provide inviting atmosphere for the residents. All the residents seem to truly enjoy the Happy Hour gatherings and family night activities.

  • Josie Tindell a month ago

    Brookdale Baywood was on the recommendation list in my area from “A Place for Mom.” When I toured For the first time, Executive Chef Bill Gomez gave an excellent tour and sold me on the place. I could tell he took so much pride in his work and the residents when it came to their dietary needs, food choices and their general well being. My mother was only there for a few months in a time of need and from her comments regarding her experience, I would rate it a 4/5 stars - a GREAT rating. The small issues she had are little things that I would think every place like it would experience. It was comforting for me to have her in a place where I didn’t worry about her. She met some wonderful people there, staff and residents that she misses. If she needs assisted living again, I would definitely consider Brookdale Baywood again. Thank you to ALL for their part in their care of my mother! - Josie Tindell

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  • Tay 3 months ago

    I do not understand how they can allow an Executive Director to belittle, chase down, threaten and harass the disabled residents and when they chose to leave are told they are not welcome on the property or he will call the police! Yes! Was I there for a reason? Absolutely! I still had packages I was asked to come retrieve and mail still coming in. Also a check they owed me for rent I OVERPAID that was OWED to me but of course as usual Julie, the finance manager was again not available. She's never available. It could have been mailed to me. It's been weeks now. If we were late by a few days it was a knock at the door, letter of threat to evict and being chased down in the lunchroom and embarrassed in front of your peers to be told you're late, even if you just got out of the hospital for days or weeks. They do not see this as an excuse to be late even for a day. This is the management Brookdale Baywood has in place now. When they say they care about you. NO they care about putting rules into place that don't make sense. Leash laws that are unlawful. I have a licensed service animal which they refused to accommodate and harassed daily. The Executive Director would harass me and scared me so bad I had night terrors, PTSD and a minor stroke under this facilities care. Not to mention they kept medications in the name I had years prior to moving to their facility. I questions how this is even possible and legal? I could go on and on about the terrible treatment from most of the staff but I can't even begin to go through the nightmare of this place. My heart was damaged enough. Quite literally! Thank the Good Lord I found another facility in time before they brought me to my death and cashed in on the Power of Attorney ignored, DNR I cancelled but they ignored and the insurance paperwork they tried to cash in on. Good luck to anyone still trying to survive this place!

  • Taryn Eckart 2 months ago

    DON'T RISK IT! THEY WILL MAKE FALSE PROMISES OF CARING ABOUT YOU ONLY TO PUT YOUR LIFE AT RISK AND MAKE YOUR REASON FOR MOVING TO AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY WORSE! How? By having an Execitive Director who intimidates the residents he doesn't care for. Inforcing illegal "Brookdale rules" into place not following the Federal Law for ADA residents and CSA. Severely uderstaffed, overworked CNA's that barely speak English, don't deliver medications on time or incorrect dosages and on occasion oops sorry that cup has another residents room number on it thats not yours, ignoring call buttons for residents/victims who have fallen for hours, caregivers yelling at residents for needing help "too much", insisting on blood pressure "presciptions" when you are a heart patient then actually refusing to take consistent/nonexistent readings. Putting your life at further risk. Stolen property out of your room with locked doors is always your imagination and even when proven it is never looked into or addressed. When you or your fur baby are injured by their facility or staff members they make sure to cover up, cover for each other, directors clean up and no compensation for your extra bills (I.E. veterinarian bills that can run as much as rent but that's not their concern as long as THEY are priority and paid in full or you're homeless and disabled or additional medical expenses for care not provided that was supposed to be done by their staff or legal services due to their negligent or purposeful illegal actions). Need I go on about the neglectful, disgustingly horrible this place is? And that's just the really bad parts. So much more to tell but at this point....you get the picture.

  • Tracy Lloyd 8 months ago

    The chef, staff and entertainment are wonderful during family events! The only issue that I experienced was that there was not enough room in the dining space to accommodate the residents, family and friends. Tables had to be set up in the hallway preventing access to the entertainment and made it very difficult for people to navigate especially with walkers or wheelchairs. The last event i attended, my family and I had to sit in the hallway and we felt disconnected from the fun. I would hate for this to prevent anyone from feeling welcome to come because it's such a great time for us all to connect. I'd love to see an expansion if possible!

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310 S 63rd St, Mesa, AZ 85206, USA
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