Ashley Court

We placed my uncle here after 2 months of being in another assisted facility in Brighton. The care was exceptional! The staff were the MOST caring dedicated individuals I have ever come into contact with. They work there because they love their jobs. The front office staff as well. Please be wary of all the bells and whistles of a brand new shiny facility. Looks are very deceiving, in the end you want not only your loved one cared for but also the family that brought them there. Support is key here. Be aware of any facility that has dementia patients in a locked room ( for-their own good I was told). Out of sight out of mind. Ashely Court brings all of their residents out of their rooms into the main room everyday! Also you will not be playing wheres waldo when you need assistance with your loved one. They are on site in view. The other fancy assisted I could never find anyone that worked there. My family is grateful that we found Ashley Court. We thank them for the care they gave to my uncle.

My mom has been living at Ashley Court since February. It's great that there are many activities for her to enjoy. I like that everyone spends time outdoors, doing art and crafts, games, worship, and music. Mom keeps busy and it tires her out so she sleeps better. The staff is helpful and attentive. She gets regular showers and reminders to come to meals, which is a big help. Thank you for watching out for my mother who has dementia!

If you’re looking for a place for your loved one, look no further. Since 2017, we have been caregivers for two loved ones with dementia and Ashley Court of Brighton went above and beyond to help us both times. From the time you walk through the door, they create a feeling of being at home. They have many creative activities that keep them stimulated and active. No holiday or birthday goes by without a celebration. My brother always smiles when telling us about dancing with the activities team for Cinco de Mayo. Recently, we had to move my brother out of state to be near his son, and he wanted to make sure the new place had “Pin Ball” also known as bowling as he really enjoyed it. The staff are warm and loving and take care of all their needs. It’s such a relief knowing your loved one is safe, well cared for, and kept active.

Dear Ashley Court staff As a chapter in our life closes, I can’t find the words to express the thanks we have for all of you. Our paths crossed just about 5 years ago. You took such good care of Tom. You supported our family in the most difficult times. We were great full that you made room for Sylvia so she could be with Tom in his final days. When Sylvia needed more help than we could provide, we knew she would be cared for and loved by everyone at Ashley Court. Tom started his chapter with you in Building 3, Sylvia started in building 4. As we carried Toms ashes out of Sylvia’s room, one day prior to the anniversary of his death, we realized that both their chapters were ending in Building 1. Thank you for the love and support you have provided our family over the last 5 years.

My wife Judy was a resident from June of 2022 until she passed away on October eighth of 2024. Most of her time was spent in building three where she did many activities including singing and dancing and playing games. She was always smiling and had many friends who loved her. I was with her almost daily and was fortunate that she still knew me until the day she died. The care she received from Ashley Court was exceptional including the hospice care she received for the last eight months of her life. Lori Napier and her staff took care of her every need.