Brookdale Boise Parkcenter is an assisted living community in Boise, Idaho, in the Southeast Boise neighborhood. Assisted living here includes help with bathing, dressing, and medication while residents live in private apartments, making it a possible fit for someone who needs daily support without leaving apartment living.
Assisted living starts at $5,590. That gives families an initial price point for planning payment at the listed care level. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted, with Medicaid potentially helping when personal savings do not cover a long stay, while Medicare generally applies to short term skilled care after a hospital stay rather than long term residence. The community has 100 beds.
Residents can choose from studios, one bedroom apartments, and two bedroom apartments. A studio offers one private space, while a two bedroom layout may suit a couple moving together or someone who wants a companion. Apartment choices can shape how much private space a resident has day to day.
A pool, fitness center, salon, and spa provide on site options for exercise and personal care. Landscaped grounds and walking paths add outdoor space for time outside. These features give residents places to exercise, attend to personal care, or walk without leaving the community.
Personalized dining incorporates residents’ preferences and dietary needs, including special diets, so meals can reflect individual requirements. Daily activities include fitness classes, shopping trips, and social events, with transportation supporting participation in scheduled outings. There are several ways to stay involved.
Respite care is available for short stays when a primary caregiver needs to travel or recover. Short term rehabilitation can support someone recovering after an illness or injury. These options may also help during a temporary change in care needs.
Dyer Brandy serves as the administrator, and FEBC-ALT Investors operates the community. Pets are allowed, so residents may bring a pet with them. A Walk Score of 60 places the area in the somewhat walkable band, meaning some errands can be completed on foot and a resident who no longer drives may be able to handle select nearby errands independently.
















