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Bickford of Burlington
3301 Sterling Dr, Burlington, IA, 52601
Bickford of Burlington
3301 Sterling Dr, Burlington, IA, 52601
Welcome to Bickford of Burlington, a beautiful assisted living and memory care community nestled in peaceful Burlington, Iowa.
Among families in Des Moines County, Bickford Senior Living has a strong reputation for providing exceptional care and affordable housing. The staff members are committed to helping residents live each day to the fullest, making their retirement a vibrant and fun chapter of their lives.
Bickford of Burlington offers many services and amenities for residents, designed to help them manage their daily routine. Services at Bickford of Burlington include:
- Outdoor common spaces with patios and trails
- Medication administration and management
- Transfer services
- Complimentary on-site parking
- Around-the-clock staffing
- Licensed nurses on-campus
- Specialized dining options
- Quiet and clean common area
- Services for residents with disorientation conditions
- Access to individualized care plans
- Transportation available (for an additional charge)
- Life enrichment programming and scheduled events
- Wheelchair accessible units and common spaces
- Devotional services and worship sessions on-campus
- On-site medical services, offered by visiting doctors, dentists, and podiatrists
- Care for bladder-related issues
- Respite care/short-term stays
- Pet-friendly living
- Blood sugar monitoring
- On-campus meals
Residents can access delicious meals thanks to the Bread Basket program, letting them enjoy tasty and filling meals prepared by professional chefs up to three times per day.
Dedicated chefs prepare meals by hand, serving delicious recipes like:
- Raisin French Toast
- Hot Cereal
- Cold Cereal
- Eggs
- Sausage links
- Fresh fruit
- Fresh Spinach Cheese Salad
- Greek Grilled Chicken
The community is out of the way from big city traffic and the metropolitan hustle and bustle, giving residents a quiet, safe neighborhood they’re proud to come home to. The community is only minutes for Great River Health Fitness and the Great River Medical Center for health care, with fun shopping opportunities available at Westland Mall.
Around town, there are many fun things to do in Burlington IA. From dining at a local family restaurant to day trips into Des Moines, Burlington lets residents enjoy Iowa’s midwestern charm on a budget.
Popular attractions around Burlington include:
The community offers transportation services to help residents get around, if they need it.
The Life Enrichment program at Bickford of Burlington puts exciting events and one-of-a-kind daily activities right a residents’ fingertips, giving them ongoing ways to make friends and engage with their neighbors.
Popular events and activities at Bickford of Burlington include:
- Creative daily activities
- Outings
- Sing-a-longs
- Dancing sessions
- Board games
- Manicures
- Shopping trips to nearby grocery stores
- Theme days
- Live music
- Family gatherings
- Balloon volleyball
Housing at Bickford of Burlington is specially designed with residents in mind, offering state-of-the-art safety and security features that promote around-the-clock peace of mind.
Each unit features:
- Pull cords
- Secured entrances
- Emergency call Pendants
- Personal Monitoring Devices
With so much to offer, residents said Bickford of Burlington took a major weight off of their shoulders by minimizing their daily stress and giving them more time to enjoy life. According to online reviews, families said they loved their experience with Bickford of Burlington because:
- The community’s “happenings” are fun and exciting, helping residents forge closer bonds with their peers through fun hands-on activities
- The community’s approach to Alzheimer’s care and Alzheimer’s disease is patient and knowledgable, helping residents living with memory loss enjoy premier assisted living tailored to their needs
- The senior living options are affordable and tailored to each individual
- The dining room is spacious and always kept clean, creating a comfortable environment for residents to call home
- The meals are always served hot and fresh, letting residents enjoy restaurant-style dining right from home
- The community’s long-term care plans and assisted living services are affordable, thanks to their dynamic approach to the cost of assisted living
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is Bickford of Burlington located?
Bickford of Burlington is located at:
3301 Sterling Dr,
Burlington, IA 52601
Q: What care services and amenities does Bickford of Burlington provide?
Bickford of Burlington offers many services and amenities for residents, including:
- Around-the-clock dining options and food services
- On-site activities and events
- Chef-prepared dining
- Transportation services (available for a reasonable fee)
- Free parking for residents and guests
- Wheelchair-accessible homes and common spaces
- Walking paths and patios
- Private dining areas for personal celebrations
- On-site hospice care
- Dry cleaning available
- ADL Assistance
- Specialized meals to meet dietary guidelines
- Medication administration and reminders
- Access to on-call doctors
- Care for pets
- Respite and short-term care
- 24-hour staff availability
- Pets allowed, courtesy of the Branch Buddies program
- Beautician services on-campus
- Media rooms and common spaces
- Worship and devotional services on-campus
For more information about the services and amenities available to residents through Bickford of Burlington, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: What levels of care does Bickford of Burlington provide?
Bickford of Burlington is an assisted living community, offering dedicated memory care services alongside their general personal care programs. Residents who need levels of care outside of those provided at Bickford of Burlington may arrange them with a third-party provider. This includes skilled nursing care, which Bickford of Burlington is not licensed to provide.
For more information about the levels of care available through the community, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: How much does Bickford of Burlington cost?
Monthly rates at Bickford of Burlington vary, taking a unit’s size and layout into account. To get a personalized quote for the Bickford of Burlington based on their current pricing, please use the “Get Pricing” link above.
Q: Is Bickford of Burlington pet-friendly?
Bickford of Burlington lets residents live with a cat or dog in their apartment, offer comprehensive pet care to help residents manage their pets’ daily needs.
Even better, the community offers valuable animal companionship through their “Branch Buddies” program, housing a community cat and dog on-campus for animals to spend time with.
For more information about animal companionship at Bickford of Burlington, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: Do the residents seem active and engaged at Bickford of Burlington?
Life enrichment is a major part of daily life at Bickford of Burlington. The community goes above and beyond to help residents make the most out of each day, giving them access to exciting events and activities on campus.
To get more information about the life enrichment programming offered through Bickford of Burlington, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
There are 3 hospitals within 25 miles of Bickford of Burlington. The two closest hospitals are Great River Medical Center which is 1.7 miles away and Fort Madison Community Hospital which is 17.3 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Bickford of Burlington are:
- Pet Friendly
- Clubs & Communities
- Activity Center
- Restaurant Style Dining
- Beauty & Barber
Services and Amenities
Services
- Parking
- Assisted Living
- Memory Care
- Hospice
- Respite
- Complimentary Transportation
Activities & Fitness
- Yoga
- Bingo
Dining & Nutrition
- Diabetic
- Low Sodium
- Gluten / Allergen Free
- Kosher Available
- Vegetarian Available
- Healthy Snacks
Accommodations
- Outdoor Areas
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Housekeeping
- Landscaped Grounds
- Outdoor Garden
- Maintenance
Care
- Nurses
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Laundry / Dry Cleaning
- Diabetic care
- Memory care
I've visited the Bickford of Burlington. It was a very nice looking facility, it's quite large and they're very clean. It's almost the kind of place that I'd go to if I ever had to have assisted living. The staff who gave the tour was very professional and very helpful. It d...
I've visited the Bickford of Burlington. It was a very nice looking facility, it's quite large and they're very clean. It's almost the kind of place that I'd go to if I ever had to have assisted living. The staff who gave the tour was very professional and very helpful. It didn't feel like I was imposing upon them when I was there. They offered a meal, but we did not partake. They had three different room sizes. They had an outdoor court that was enclosed, but it was outdoors. So it's a place where you can go outside and have coffee in the morning. What impressed me was that they have a little room with a big glass front, and they had birds in it. It was very interesting. The dining facilities looked very nice, and the public areas were spacious and very neat.
Read moreIn our area this is the nicest community to go to. The staff here are perfect with my loved one.
Bickford of Burlington has very friendly staff. i was sort of dissatisfied with the meals, but overall they are a good community.
I put a downpayment on Bickford of Burlington. It was so homey. I know it's a good fit for my mom and it was small enough and they do memory care, so I truly believe that this is the right place for her. They're going to accept her dog, so that's huge. I think what I enjoy most about ...
I put a downpayment on Bickford of Burlington. It was so homey. I know it's a good fit for my mom and it was small enough and they do memory care, so I truly believe that this is the right place for her. They're going to accept her dog, so that's huge. I think what I enjoy most about is they do not refer to their employees as staff members, they refer to them as the Bickford family and their motto is happiness. Because of the respect that they show toward their employees, it just shines through to the community that's there. Some residents were having a coffee hour and they were delightful. They had a spark. They weren't just sitting around and depressed. They gave me lively conversations. I enjoyed my interactions with the residents that I spoke with. The facility was clean and well kept, and when you walk in, it's like walking into your mom's living room. The courtyards were beautiful, the flowers, the front porch. It's not institutionalized; it's a very homey feeling. The units were like little apartments. They have a certain amount of privacy and you get to decorate it any way you want, so you can feel at home within your unit, but then even outside of that unit, there's such a homely feeling. The staff that I met, just the overall feel of the place, the cleanliness of it, and their willingness to work with me being the care provider of my mother's and understanding the emotional side of this when you make a decision like this, I couldn't have asked for more caring and kindness as I talk through things with them. I felt like there was a bond there immediately, that I could come to them with any concerns for my mom going forward. I appreciated that. There's a sense of family there that I can't explain. It's a nice feeling to have knowing that your mom's going to be part of that. The residents were delightful. Everyone's very well kept, hairs were done, just like you were going out for coffee somewhere. These ladies are sitting around the table and very interactive, having fun, and they had a lot of questions. They were asking me about my mother and they were excited to know that someone new was coming in, that they were going to get to know. You could tell they were enjoying where they were at and their surroundings and that means everything. The fact that my mom, her beloved dog, is going to be able to be with her, I think will make the transition so much easier, knowing that she gets to have Hayley with her. They recognize that need for companionship. Not every place does that, and that's very unique as well. I know everything is made from scratch there, and they offered us some scones that they have just specially baked. They do a really good job of providing a variety of food. There are 41 residents there right now. It's not huge, which I like. I feel like that's the right amount of residents to the right amount of staff. I've met with the nurse, some of the attending staff that does activities, and the director, and they were all super and very professional.
Read moreWe like Bickford of Burlington because the people there were more into the elderly that live there. The staff seems to be more concerning and helpful. The buildings went in a circle, so they had a big backyard with flowers and they could take their dogs out there. The people were very helpful. If th...
We like Bickford of Burlington because the people there were more into the elderly that live there. The staff seems to be more concerning and helpful. The buildings went in a circle, so they had a big backyard with flowers and they could take their dogs out there. The people were very helpful. If they needed help with their dogs, they would help them. Everybody was friendly, it was just a different kind of atmosphere. They were there to help the seniors; you could just tell that right off the bat. I tried a cookie from there and it was good, and I had something to drink.
Read moreI would refer others to the community, if you can afford it. It can be pricey. I got a warm fuzzy feeling while I was there. This is because of the staff, decorations, and cooked meals on site. The activities are good here and they change them to assist the residents in being active. The only...
I would refer others to the community, if you can afford it. It can be pricey. I got a warm fuzzy feeling while I was there. This is because of the staff, decorations, and cooked meals on site. The activities are good here and they change them to assist the residents in being active. The only negative is they kept calling the primary doctor to increase medication to try to control my loved one's dementia. We ended up moving my loved one since the doctor wouldn't increase the medication anymore.
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