Bridge Senior Living

We liked this one but decided against it for two reasons: 1. Too expensive and 2. Could not wear jeans to dinner so a bit too “fancy” for my mom

I really like the facility quite a bit. when looking I figured this would be the one that she liked the most and fit her needs the best. The units here are very nice and spacious, they have 9 and 10 ft ceilings. The ground floor units are less expensive. They are very well maintained and finished nicely. I would recommend this facility to others looking.

This is a pretty expensive community, however our loved ones seem to be very happy. The responsiveness and communication we had with the staff members really stood out to us, especially the communication with the operations manager. Our loved ones seem to be very happy with their room, they say it is clean and spacious.

We chose Heritage Place because of the location. I would want families to know when looking into the facility that the staff here are not happy with management. The management changed while my mother was there, the direct care was great and they took good care of her, but the new management was not great while she was there. The day to day staff was fantastic though. I would recommend if you can afford it.

We chose Woodbridge Place Senior Living because we thought the whole overall package was the best value for our money with the best facility. It is a smaller facility and it seemed manageable for what my aunt needed. They also seemed to be able to give a lot of one-on-one attention to their residents and are very friendly. The room sizes are good, she is on a one bedroom apartment they are relatively large and plenty of space for her. My favorite part about this community so far would be the friendliness of the staff members and residents that live here. I would recommend.

It is really a nice place. The people are friendly. When we first moved in the food was really good it has steadily gone downhill. We are moving out because to the food. Many others have the same issue with the food. The room sizes are good.

The community seemed clean for the short time that my mother stayed there. The staff was also very friendly. We felt the staff should have contacted us sooner when they saw my mother was physically ill in the morning. I only discovered her condition when I went to see her later that day. We felt this to be the result of a lack of attentiveness. There were good with activities. We noticed the staff did encourage residents to participate in activities as a group to increase social interaction. Because my mother was only there for four days, we asked The Enclave for our community fee back and ended up having to go back and forth with the central office multiple times in order to get it refunded.

It is a smaller facility, it has a more intimate feel. The staff all know the residents by name. It is a real hands on community, focused on giving a higher level of care to the residents. My aunt is borderline regarding memory care. At Woodbridge they are able to manage her needs in personal care. Their staff is good at recognizing when she needs PT and OT. It is pretty typical regarding layout and outdoor space. The outdoor space is well designed. It is a nice looking community. They have a movie room and do a movie every night. They do lots of activities everyday. They keep the residents busy. Since it is a smaller community it is easier for my aunt to stay involved. They have done a lot of outreach to families with facebook and other things so we can be involved while they can not visit.

Awesome residence and delightful staff. I enjoy my visits and meals with my Grandmother.

A comfortable smaller scale community that provides independence with care plus memory care if needed. They offer a variety of activities in the community and have weekly outing trips. The Enclave ‘s staff are friendly and knowledgeable of their residents and their needs.

Wonderful location with so many amenities. The living spaces are cozy and homey. I met with [name removed] who provided an insightful and informative tour with kindness and care. The facility has bright open common areas with comfortable seating. The health and wellness area is a great option for many seniors. We really like this option.

[Name removed] was so very accommodating before, during and after our tour. The staff were so friendly and the community is so bright, clean and inviting. Ultimately, my mom chose to remain in her home for the time being, but I would recommend Woodbridge to others who are seeking a personal care community.

I liked the small community for my mom. Less confusing for her. Like that some of the staff had longevity there.

Liked the location as it is near everything. Only problem is lack of 2 bedroom apartments and no closet space for two living in a one bedroom. Not sure my stepdad would make the transition well without more space. Mom would be fine. Lots of activities and very pleasant surroundings. Staff was friendly and helpful.

loved this place. The room for mom was small but the rehab and therapy on site was a huge plus.

This is a fairly new, attractive facility. By far, they have the best shared living space -- two identical bedrooms opening to a foyer with a shared bath, instead of two residents sharing a single room. (Naturally, there was a waiting list for these rooms, which ran about $1,000 less per month.) I liked the GPS trackers residents wore (like a watch). As they were having a staff meeting (for both assisted living and memory care staff), it was hard to gauge how much staff was dedicated to memory care. The facility director seemed to have lots of energy. Costs were mid-range.

Drab appearance

Atria is a beautiful facility and the staff is very friendly. My mom loves it there!

Very welcoming community with caring employees. Facility is always clean and seems to have resources for many different medical/personal needs. Perhaps employees could be trained with better knowledge of dementia and the aging process to better accommodate residents in this regard. Nice selection of activities to keep residents engaged. Nursing staff seems to need more help in times of medical emergencies.

It is the next best option if I can't be in my home.