Bridge Senior Living

I have serious concerns about their patient to worker ratio. Like everybody else, they don't have enough help right now.

This is typical of other communities I have dealt with in the past. The communication with the staff is good. The community has activities for the residents to choose from. Bus trips, church groups, walking, and more are some of the activities offered.

Overall nice and clean place. Workers and interns are very personable and welcoming. I feel comfortable with my decision of this place.

It was a huge initial adjustment for both my family and my mom. The care she gets is great. The referrals i.e. psych, wound care etc are great. Admin returns my e-mails. My only issue is the timeliness of direct care staff responding to call bell. I've been w my mom when she has waited 45 min to 1 hr on toilet waiting for someone to clean and change her.

I toured The Enclave of Scarborough and it was a good tour. The sales person was a bit pushy and had a hard-sell approach. It was one of those "can you sign today" type of tours. We chose another community because The Enclave is also located on a busy street.

I toured HarborChase and had an average experience. The community had not yet opened, so I wasn't able to see the actual property. Instead we saw a mobile "model" with pictures of a different resort. It was a lot of glam and the price reflected that. It was a bit outside of our budget, but I believe that's mainly because of how "fancy" it is.

This is a beautiful facility and being new they are currently understaffed. The staff that they do have are not as responsive due to the under staffing as we feel they should be. We are hoping that once they have more residents in the community that they will be more efficient and responsive to our needs. It can be very difficult to get any type of communications answered in the community.

We chose MacArthur Hills because I just got a good feeling when I first walked in the door. People were friendly, there were activities going on, and the atmosphere it was bright and cheery. The residents and staff were all out and about and walking around. She really likes the food. They get two choices and then there are certain menu items are available at all times if they do not want those 2 options. They are having some issues with their alert system but they did just transition to a new one so I think that is temporary. Overall we have been pleased with our experience.

Summer Village is a good place for people who need to be there. Housekeeping could improve on their attention to detail and cleaning more thoroughly. One day I dropped something on the floor and when I went to go pick it up, I noticed rolls of dust underneath the bed. Aside from that, the nurses always listen and they are cooperative and helpful to me when needed. I would recommend them to other people.

They bring in live entertainment at least once or twice a week. They take them on little trips and bus tours to sight see the surrounding area. They have smaller in house activities like bingo, board games, and crafts. Sometimes they are a little skimpy on the portion sizes, they are supposed to be working on it but sometimes they are great and others are left to be desired. The meals could be more consistent

I thought they were very nice. And the community was very similar to another The Blake community we toured. The biggest reason we didn't go with either of them was a North Carolina vs. South Carolina issue. South Carolina can’t do a lot of things medically. And I felt as my parents aged and progressed in their illness, we would have ended up back in North Carolina anyway.

Based on our tour, I thought the people were very nice. The community was the right size for our loved one, with maybe 95-100 residents. They were reasonably priced. The only reason we didn't go with them was a North Carolina vs. South Carolina issue. South Carolina can’t do a lot of things medically. And I felt as my parents aged and progressed in their illness, we would end up back in North Carolina anyway.

We had a great tour experience with The Blake at Baxter Village. The facility was beautiful and clean and all the staff really took their time with us. It was just way too big and we knew she would feel overwhelmed.

The Blake at Edgewater is a very nice facility and all of the staff were knowledgeable and really took their time with us, but it was way too big and we thought my loved one would feel overwhelmed.

This community was a little more pricey than what I was looking for. Also my loved ones did not want to drive that far to see my other loved one. This was a very informative and good tour at this community.

This would have been my second choice for a community. It was a little more expensive and this pushed me away from it.

Our family had an in person tour and it was nice but it felt more like a resort. This would be a really good place for families who loved ones are very social and like to be in an active community.

We had a nice tour at The Enclave. I thought they were informative. They just didn't have availability at the time, and they seemed to be having staffing issues (although we found that to be the case at most places).

Our experience at HarborChase has been fine so far, but there has been high turnover of staff. They're having a hard time keeping staff, and I know a lot of it has to do with the pandemic. I've noticed differences in the staff the higher up you get. The day-to-day care staff and their direct manager are very good and very helpful. But once you go higher up, they don’t respond well.

The phone system is not good and I sat with them to discuss some other options to fix the phone systems. I would recommend this community. The food was really good and the staff worked well. They had different activities like entertainment coming in, crossword puzzles and more to keep the residents going.