Kisco Senior Living

As for comments about the facility/staff... The front desk is great, the people are friendly and helpful, and the Maintenance crew seems top-notch. I don't live there, so I can't speak too much from personal experience. I would recommend Bridgepoint to others.

We liked the community but I wished they were a little more persistent on getting my mom to do activities. My mom was a bit shy and would always say no and they would just let her stay in her room. We lived the location and everyone was so nice

The staff is amazing, it is beautiful and my mom loves the food. It is perfect actually. I looked everywhere.

Definitely a good place depending on what you're looking for. Bridgepoint is pretty low-key and feels like a family oriented place. Staff is very friendly. It may be a little short on services depending on what you're looking for. My father was pretty independent so that was not an issue, he had no complaints about the meals. Worth checking out!

ALF's are just super expensive in general. It's a bummer that insurance isn't usually an option to at least help cover a little bit of the cost.

Overall, the experience has been very positive. The staff are incredibly personable and attentive. The facility is not as modern and up to date as I would prefer, but it is satisfactory.

The staff was super helpful and friendly. The facility is very clean. I think it would be helpful if the facility could have some sort of orientation for family members to attend.

Friendly and professional staff, good food, 24/7 care stand out. Amenities are outstanding. Rooms remind me of extended stay hotels, like Renaissance Inn and Hyatt House.

All of the staff at Park Plaza are great! They need healthy options for meals. Less carbs more protein. Fruits and vegetables. Less sauce, fried. More grilled etc. I would recommend Park Plaza overall.

I feel comfortable knowing my parent is safe there. The facility is clean, well-appointed, and the other residents are very friendly. The food in the dining room is simply OK. Haven't had anything bad but it is generally unremarkable.

Friendly staff, dining options. Consistent Timing of delivery for meds is lacking. What stood out to me was the welcoming atmosphere, newer facilities, dining options, plenty of activity choices, and the value.

I would say that of all the places we looked for with memory care units the design and thought put into the community was well done and is perfect for a patient with dementia.

I haven't been living at Park Plaza long, so far so good. Food is delicious. Beef tends to be hard to chew. Fruit & veg always fresh. Staff is friendly & helpful. Many activities to keep busy.

Staff are great -- caring, friendly and skilled. The facility is very clean, light and free of odors. Room housekeeping is good, though thorough bathroom cleaning requires a special request. Communication with family is excellent at all levels, from staff to administration to doctor's and dental providers. Move-in was a breeze, and the food is very good, with a broad selection at every meal. The dining room is light and appealing. I would recommend Balfour Retirement Community to others.

When it comes to the activities - we are awaiting new Memory Support Director, hoping to see more activities and more varied activities. For the value for cost, expensive, care varies depending on staffing of the day, lucky to be very close by to visit daily and support. We do appreciate the fact that MS patients have access to many of the activities in AL and access to multiple outdoor spaces, including one they can access on their own. Also appreciate that the staff takes them out for walks around the neighborhood. We would recommend Balfour Central Park!

We are overall very pleased and love living here. The facilities are beautiful. However, access to PGA National needs to be improved so that more than 2 people from LaPosada can gain access to golf, tennis and other sports on a single day

Excellent choice ... my loved one is not the easiest to deal with and they are very patient with her. We picked this community because my loved one, has extremely low vision. The lighting was good and they had a low vision group that meets monthly. Plus Assisted Living residents can participate in any activities including in the Independent Living Community.

August 2023 my wife and I (both 83 years old) have lived at Woodland Terrace Independent Living 2 years. We were very pleased with the layout of the apartment. The kitchen had the necessary appliances including a clothes washer. Clothes dryers were convenient just down the hall. The bedroom was very adequate for our two adjustable beds(mine being a hospital bed). Our challenge has been Food Service. My wife requires a Gluten Free diet and I a Sugar Free diet. Because Food Service cannot provide consistently our dietary needs we have to visit a local food store to supplement our dietary needs. Housekeeping and Engineering are very responsive to any needs we have. The Administrative Staff keeps us informed of current and future activities. Opportunities for Residents to participate in educational, physical, or recreational activities are available. Participation on various Operational Committees are available.

We picked this community, because of the location and price also they had memory care units that my loved one could transition to when needed. It was good, there were some changes in management that were not great. They also changed the chefs and meal offerings which the residents did not like. I would also say that security was not great, people could come and go without checking in. Overall, the facility was great until it wasn't. Kind of a drastic change.

It is a great community with really good stuff. It is a little on the pricey side and communication between the staff and family could be improved. Food is fairly decent Lots of activities and outings. We picked this community because it was available.