Brentwood Terrace Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center

03/06/2026

⏰ Time Change Reminder!

Don’t forget—clocks “spring forward” this weekend for Daylight Saving Time. Set your clocks one hour ahead before bed Saturday night so you’re ready for Sunday morning.

A little less sleep, but a lot more sunshine ahead. ☀️

03/04/2026

Dropped off a little Sonic surprise for the amazing 4th floor team at Paris Regional Medical Center 💙

Just a small thank you for the big impact you make every single day. We see you, and we appreciate you.

03/03/2026

Making memories with our residents, one pancake at a time. Our residents enjoyed having some yummy pancakes at the fair grounds. A big thank you to Kiwanis. ☺️

03/02/2026

At Brentwood Terrace, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional care and a supportive work environment. Our team is like family, and we are committed to the professional growth and well-being of our staff.

Apply here: https://brentwoodterrace.com/careers/

02/15/2026

🩷 Happy Valentine’s Day from Brentwood 🩷

02/04/2026

Meet Courtney Esqueda, our Dietary Manager, sets the gold standard. Her leadership keeps resident nutrition dialed in, satisfaction high, and quality care front and center. From honoring traditional comfort foods to meeting modern dietary needs, she runs her department with intention, consistency, and heart.

This is what strong leadership looks like: thoughtful planning, steady ex*****on, and a deep respect for the people we serve. Courtney understands that good food is more than a meal—it’s dignity, health, and a sense of home.

02/02/2026

Lunch hit the table and it was straight comfort, the kind that never goes out of style.

Today’s menu featured a slow-cooked pork roast smothered in rich gravy, field peas with snaps cooked the old-school way, and classic cornbread stuffing on the side. Simple, hearty, and done right. Proof that when you stick to the fundamentals, everyone wins.

02/01/2026

01/29/2026

Shoutout to Kameka, our ADON, for stepping into the moment and leading a meaningful support visit activity. This is what leadership looks like—showing up, slowing down, and making space for connection. Real care isn’t rushed; it’s rooted in presence, compassion, and doing things the right way, the way they’ve always been done. Big respect to Kameka for setting the standard and reminding us that support is more than a word—it’s an action.