Bridge Senior Living

I recommend them for sure, but the food could be improved, great price for the money though.They have a diverse population, clean sizable rooms, good care, and great overall price.

Our tour at The Terrace at Chestnut Hill was good, they seemed very nice. After evaluation, they thought memory care was right for my mom but [facility name removed] recommended regular assisted living. To us, that seemed like a better fit for my moms needs at the time so we went with them.

It's not bad for a place. I would let my dad go back if he recovers from his latest medical problem. People were very friendly and most seemed to care about everyone. We picked this community because of the location.

My loved one is a resident at Heritage Place and overall the experience has been good, so far. There are a few things that I don't like about the facility, but you have to take the bad with the good. My family is pleased overall with this facility. I would recommend the facility to family and friends.

I like that staff take care of my mom very well and that they all like her. Many go out of their way to talk to her. Read to her, etc. They seem to genuinely care about her. The only issue I have is that it takes a while for staff to answer the call bell. It has since gotten better. I really have no other complaints. They take really and care of my mom. She didn't utilize the activities

Dealing with communication of financial dept. and change of care contract's could definitely be better. But mom and I love it. I would definitely recommend the Enclave to someone. We were really struggling to find mom the right fit.After a couple setbacks in other facilities we were blessed with meeting you.

My family and loved one had a good experience with the community. The staff are kind, caring, and helpful. Everyone seems friendly. The community is clean when we visit. The staff take good care of the residents, and they take their time in getting to know the residents personally. Overall, we would recommend the community to others for their loved ones.

Things have been going much better now for several months. Facility is one of if not the best in the area. Staff is very friendly and attentive. (My brother moved into HC in Feb 2022 when they had been open only 4 months, so we experienced some growing pains, staff shortages, and miscommunications.)

Somerby of Mount Pleasant is a very nice facility and we truly believe the staff members genuinely care. It is difficult to see our loved one decline but we feel she is safe and well cared for. Based on the experience we have had so far with this community we would absolutely recommend this community to other families looking for a place for their loved ones.

Our family has had a mostly good experience with Bridges of Warwick. The staff are generally friendly and caring, and the accommodations are nice. They could improve on consistency in their response time.

Our family had an in person tour with The Terrace at Chestnut Hill and we really enjoyed the admission person that we had met with, but the community itself just seemed old, worn out, dark and cramped so it wasn't going to be the best fit for our loved one.

Our loved one is getting good care and rehab services. The only issue we have had so far that has not improved much is they are often very slow to answer the call pendant. My brother in law needs stand by assistance for dressing and toileting. It's common for him to get himself dressed and to the bathroom because it takes a while to get a response. He is paying a hefty additional fee for level 3 care, and we expected it to be more prompt. But overall I would recommend The Grande.

The food is fantastic. We picked this community because, it was recommended by A Place for Mom. Upper Management needs to take better care of the staff. It is simply a very pretty place, and I enjoy my visits. The residents are so sweet, and overall it's a nice place. I would recommend this place to anyone.

The place started off great and my mother was happy. The food, care and for the most part cleanliness was good. My mother hasn't been there since [date removed], she fell and broke her hip and shoulder. We've heard that a lot of people that we originally dealt with do not work there anymore. That raised some concerns with my family. So I don't have a good answer for you at the moment because we haven't been back there since she fell. We do like the place, the size of the memory care unit is very good and the activities seem good, food looked good, really never ate there so.

Great options to take the shuttle bus. Creates an environment to promote socialization, specifically the bar.

The staff was amazing. They are able to retain and keep staff, which is good. They were making improvements with the food. We picked this community because they were kind, and able to get my loved one in right away. I would recommend to other families.

Every place has issues and is not perfect, so don't expect it to be perfection. Working with dementia patients takes a great amount of patience and compassion. I think The Grande is a good place overall.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a nice experience but it was just not going to be the best fit for our loved one due to the level of care that she was going to need.

I liked Somerby at St. Vincent's One Nineteen. I thought it was an Inviting place and looked good for independent living.

This has been a great fit for our loved one and family. The staff are great; however, there is a high turnover of dining room staff. I have had a chance to dine with my loved one, and I have tried to help serve the residents while I was there. There are three meals a day provided to the residents, and there are choices for there meals. The most important thing to the family is our loved one is safe, secure, and cared for while here. There are a lot of activities offered to the residents, it would be nice to see more staff be proactive in engaging the residents in the activities offered.