Bridge Senior Living

While this facility is 14 years old, it look much newer. I enjoyed meeting EVERYONE, from the chef in the kitchen to the nurse supervisor. While looking at some of the floor plans, a resident asked if I wanted to see her apartment. It helped me see what an apartment could look like with personal touches.

very well liked. bright, friendly. the room was nice and spacious for even a small room. the restroom was very accessible. definitely in consideration for final decision.

My Mom moved into Woodbridge Place on June 26th. She is very content and impressed with her new home.

Very, very nice. Tied for #1 with Rose Tree.

I feel confident after the tour and meeting some of the staff that my father would be in good hands here @ Arbor Terrance. The director couldn't have been more helpful, reassuring and personable. The community is homey and has a feeling of serenity. Thanks.

My sister lived here. The accomodations are a bit upscale for my Mom.

My favorite because it is in town and Mom has been talking about NC for about 4 years.

I was very happy to get my Mom into Woodbridge. For someone in the 80 to 90 year old range there are many activities to stimulate older folks. Workers are genuinely nice and place is a little run down. My Mom is 96 so she not in great shape so she can't reap benefits place has.

There is a $5 charge to get meals in room, $5 charge if residents need to be wheeled to meals. My mom said the cook no longer works there which is a shame the food was phenomenal. The do a lot of family gathering activities very well planned

I really liked Bridges of Warwick. They were one of my first choices. But cost was a deterrent. Also, looking back, I think my loved one's care needs were higher than we realized at the time and more than they would have been able to handle with specific lift requirements, etc.

For the memory care: if you're loved one is capable of taking care of their own space for the most part, then it's a good fit. They do not seem to go in and make sure my mom has showered everyday. She forgets to, which is why she is in memory care - so that's one of our bigger complaints. Other than that, her room is clean, but that may be on account of herself. They do make sure her she's getting her meals and medication(s), but the hands-on care may be a result of my mom refusing care. For the most part they are taking good care of her.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a nice tour experience, they were all very nice and informative

For a loved one in assisted living who doesn't need a great deal of service, I think it's ideal. It's a beautiful place. They have great opportunities for activities, and there's lots going on. The residents I've talked to all seem very satisfied. The people are very friendly and call me by name when I come in. You feel like they truly care. But if your loved one has a higher level of care needs, I'm not sure that it's all that they advertise it to be. I think they're understaffed, and I know they have temporary agency staff that comes in to assist. I think that' s happening everywhere right now though. But there are a lot of inconveniences that occur with those lower staff levels. Just keep in mind that it's group care, and you have to accept that it won't be the same as having your loved one with you in your own home. I think the cost is pretty high, but The Enclave is actually one the lesser expensive places I saw.

The staff are giving everything they have. The staff are being hired in to assist the memory care residents which is a new program. The person who is in charge of billing was very helpful in assisting in getting answers to my questions. Day to day the process is working for the community and my loved one. The meals are pheromonal. There are no activities currently happening in the memory care area. [Name removed], the activities director is great! My loved one likes being at the community. It has been a good experience for us at HarborChase of South Portland.

We had a good tour experience with Somerby of Mobile. It seems like a great facility to have a loved one in, but the location was too far from family

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This community was just not the right fit for my loved one it seemed more like assisted living and that was not what I was looking for.

The meals here are chef prepared and residents get a daily menu that they are able to choose from. I think overall it is a good facility. I love the staff they are very friendly and take good care of my parents, they really make a good effort to be consistent. I do think they could improve the consistency and keeping track of how often my mom is bathed, they could document it to make it easier.

I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The community is clean, and nice. The staff are very helpful. The rooms are beautiful. My loved one loves the food. My loved one has only been here for a few weeks.

We had an incident at the very beginning where my loved one fell. Since then they've been wonderful. I think they're caring. As far as me calling and them getting back to me, they're great about that. And that means a lot to me. They're great about answering any questions I have, and I never feel like they're in a rush trying to get rid of me. The director who helped line things up for us got us in quickly during a crisis time. They were very understanding.