LIFEBROOK BY EASTMONT

Eastmont is a true community and a very friendly one. People care about each other and support each other in all kinds of ways. There are plenty of things to do -- or not do, if that's your preference. The surroundings are pleasant and well kept. We love it here.

Even though we were looking for an independent living space, the availability of continuing care for the future was one of the reasons we chose to make Eastmont our home. After living here for two years, we have come to appreciate Eastmont for all it has to offer. First of all, the staff, from Executive Director Andrew Fisher to all of the department heads and their workers...every single team member who works at Eastmont is the BEST! We are treated with dignity and respect from everyone. The activities and events are varied and numerous. There is something for everyone who is interested. The Friday social hour, exercise classes, book clubs, yoga, bridge groups, OLLI classes, road trips for dinner, bible study and gardening plots are just a few examples of what Eastmont residents can enjoy. We love our dining experiences here with the big variety of restaurants on campus. Just want to sit and be entertained? Join your Eastmont friends in the beautiful Performing Arts Center for a concert, a resident sin-along, silent movie with ragtime music, a speech, or, if we are lucky, Elvis might show up! We know we made the right choice when we chose Eastmont. We live in a clean, safe, friendly environment with lots of new friends, with plenty of activities and events to keep us happily occupied. Thank you, Eastmont!

Eastmont has been a wonderful living community for me. The continuum of care was very helpful as my husband needed various levels of care. Eastmont has lots of activities and very friendly residents and staff. The Performing Arts Center is a real bonus! Highly recommended!

My husband and I initially moved into a temporary apartment at Eastmont April 24, 2023 because our home sold quickly but our permanent apartment wasn’t finished yet so Eastmont provided a place for us until our apartment was complete. This actually worked out quite well except moving twice is not for the faint of heart. We did begin meeting new people such as staff and residents. We moved into out permanent residence on June 8,2023. with help of moving company and maintenance. I must say I didn’t downsize well. Living in a friendly, caring community is an added benefit to my independent living experience since my husband passed away December 20, 2023. I must reiterate that this Eastmont community has become both family and friends and this includes both staff and residents. There are numerous activities to chose from daily both within the confines of the grounds plus there are off campus activities. If an individual decides they want a quiet day to themselves that is doable. There has been remodeling being done throughout the buildings. Small apartments are being combined to make more desirable larger ones. A new dining area is being included in the remodel. We are waiting to see what this new area will be like. There is never a reason to go hungry. Meals are quite filling and you do chose from a menu. If you have any questions or concerns there is always someone to help you with information or an answer. Don't be bashful. I’ve been in my apartment now 2 years and I’m still not totally settled or unpacked but there is no hurry and someday I’ll be done. That’s the beauty, no hurry.

Eastmont is a welcoming vibrant community for senior independent living, assisted living, memory care, physical therapy, nursing care and hospice. The monthly calendar is filled with activities and opportunities to connect with others. Whether your thing is concerts in the Performing Arts Center, working out in the fitness center and pool, or just strolling on the beautiful outdoor terrace, you’ll find it here. Join the choir or book club, play board games and cards, meet your new friends in the Bistro for a hot fudge sundae or join them for dinner in the dining room. And know that when you travel you can just shut your door and walk away with everything taken care of. My recommendation: Don’t wait until you “need to move.” Consider how you could benefit by enjoying a simpler lifestyle in a supportive community at Eastmont.