Brighton Gardens Florham Park
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Brighton Gardens of Florham Park sits on Ridgedale Avenue in Morris County, offering assisted living and dedicated memory care in a comfortable, community-focused setting. The property is licensed for 132 assisted living beds, creating an atmosphere that feels welcoming rather than overwhelming. Many staff members have served the community for over a decade, helping new arrivals settle in quickly.
Accommodations include studio and one-bedroom layouts designed for easy daily living. Residents have access to a variety of shared spots throughout the building, including comfortable sitting lounges, an activity room, and an on-site theatre. Outside, secure courtyard grounds give seniors an open-air retreat to sit and enjoy the fresh air.
Daily meals feature fresh, seasonal cooking prepared by the culinary staff, with menus planned to suit individual preferences. A casual bistro remains stocked with quick grab-and-go snacks for residents to enjoy whenever they like. Between meal times, the social calendar stays active with art classes, music, fitness routines, and educational programs. Trips to local Florham Park spots and entertainment keep residents connected to the wider area.
Care is split into distinct neighborhoods depending on each senior's needs. Beyond traditional assisted living and short-term respite stays, the community provides two tailored dementia options. The Terrace Club neighborhood supports individuals dealing with early to moderate memory changes, while the Reminiscence Neighborhood provides structured, around-the-clock care for those with advanced Alzheimer's disease.
Pricing
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Care services provided
Assisted living
- 24-hour personalized care access
- Assistance with activities of daily living
- Short-term respite stays
Memory care
- Terrace Club for early to moderate memory loss
- Reminiscence Neighborhood for advanced Alzheimer's and dementia support
- Dedicated secure courtyard
Amenities
Dining
- Fresh, chef-crafted seasonal cuisine
- Bistro with grab-and-go snacks available throughout the day
Living spaces
- Studio and one-bedroom floor plans
- Common areas for socializing
- Wi-Fi access
Activities and entertainment
- Activity room
- Theatre
- Music, fitness, and art programs
- Continued learning opportunities
- Social events and gatherings
- Excursions to local attractions and entertainment
Personal care and wellness
- On-site beauty salon
Outdoor spaces
- Reminiscence courtyard
Pet friendly
- Pet-friendly environment
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Location
21 Ridgedale Avenue, Florham Park, 7932, NJ
License
- License number
- 60A001
- Year built
- 2008
- Licensed as
- Assisted Living Residence
- License valid to
- 08/31/2027
- Licensed capacity
- 132 assisted living beds
- Payment accepted
- Medicaid, Private pay
- Executive director
- Mr. ROLAND CHAVIS
Checked against the New Jersey Department of Health record on 9/17/2026.
Ownership
Who owns this community, as listed on the state licence.
- Owner on the licence
- SJV 1 FLORHAM PARK OPCO LLC
Frequently asked questions
What are the specific differences in programming and staffing between the "Terrace Club Neighborhood" and the "Reminiscence Neighborhood" for memory care?+
Terrace Club is designed for early-to-moderate memory loss, while Reminiscence provides a higher level of tailored support for advanced Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Do the suites include Wi-Fi and Cable/Satellite TV access, and is that included in the monthly fee?+
Yes, suites include Wi-Fi and Cable/Satellite TV, which is often bundled into the monthly fee.
What documentation is required regarding a resident's need for care before moving in?+
A comprehensive medical assessment, including a physician's statement and a nursing evaluation, is required to determine the appropriate level of care.
