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My mother-in-law is 86 with significant short term memory and various medical challenges, including mobility. She has been a resident at Bridges for the last few months. I cannot say enough good things about the loving care and support that she has received at Bridges. The staff is friendly, courteous and very capable. There are countless daily activities and many special events that enhance the life of the residents, The building is beautifully appointed, providing an important sense of dignity to the residents. I have already recommended Bridges to several others and plan to continue to share all that it offers.

Enjoyed the tour, lots to see and do. 12 residents were at a Ray's game! Rooms are beautiful, so many activities from which to choose.Hope to be moving my mother in law in next month.

I can not say enough good things about this facility. The staff is warm and inviting. My mother in law lives at Broadmore, and we are very happy she is there. After she fell, we weren’t sure what we were going to do. The move in process was easy, and the management staff has been very supportive and helpful. My mother in law is the happiest she has been in years. We see her out walking now and interacting with staff and other residents, there is always something to do. The nursing staff have very hard jobs, but they are helpful and very pleasant. My mother in law is a very picky eater. She doesn’t enjoy meat, but she will tell you that she is happy with the meals and options. I would recommend this place to anyone.

[name removed] was also very helpful and understanding of my situation. Elmcroft is a smaller facility and has a more homely appeal. The room I was able to tour was a very nice size. The facility was also very clean and the residents happy.

Excellent facility. 42 rooms. Intimate, home/family atmosphere. "Age-in-place" environment...no moving from one section to another as residents' needs change with aging. Minimal respite care... mostly LTC.

My aunt has been here for a little over 2 years. The staff at Elmcroft is amazing, caring and professional. The place is very well run. It is immaculate. I appreciate how everyone at Elmcroft takes care of my aunt.

Loved this facility. It offered everything we hoped for. The financial part is something we had no idea about. We will check to see if we can make this financially affordable.

My mom lived here for 15 years until she was almost 100 yrs old. She loved having her own 2 bedroom apartment where my sisters could come visit often yet stay in a separate room. Mom liked to make morning coffee & toast in her apartment then go to the dining room for all her meals and to see her many friends. The staff is friendly and loving and treated my mom like she was THEIR own family. This is a beautiful well kept building - very safe and secure. There are lots of activities if one wants to participate.

Very welcoming staff. Clean, well lit and accommodating to residents.

My mom lives in the independent section at this time. It is such a comfort to know that if 24 hour care is needed she doesn't have to leave this facility. It is a beautiful, clean facility with many amenities. The staff is wonderful. They are all very compassionate and caring. I highly recommend Tanglewood to all. When my mom moved there 2 years ago she was having a hard time adjusting. Everyone went out of their way to make her feel at home. Now it's home and someplace she loves.

We went on our scheduled tour of the facility today. "[Removed]" showed us a couple of options for my grandmother. We filled out the paperwork and got approved. The facility is very nice, well-maintained, and clean. They had games going on for the residents and I watched them try to get as many people to participate that came by (it was a beanbag toss game for which they toss a beanbag into laundry baskets, then, if you scored any bags in the baskets, you got to go to the 2nd floor to try from there to get it in the basket that was still on the 1st floor! It looked like fun!!). They all were having so much fun, smiling, and laughing. [Removed] set us up (there were three of us looking at the facility for my grandmother) a free lunch where a resident who lives there ate with us to answer our questions. Very nice experience. They were not pushy at all which I appreciated. They were very kind and were well accommodating to everything we asked. (Oh, the food was REALLY good!)

My Mom seems to be doing very well here. She had a hard time at first, but they were very patient with her and worked with her to make sure she’s settled and content. I’ve had lunch there a couple of times and the food is very good and nutritional. The facility is kept up with very well cleanliness wise and housekeeping comes by her room once a week to vacuum and clean the bathroom. They have a lot of activities going on during the day like bingo, games, outings, and sometimes they’ll have speakers come by to talk with the residents. They even plan parties for the holidays! I definitely recommend this place.

My mom lived here for about a year and it went well. Her needs ultimately changed so we moved her to a different facility but the staff was wonderful during her stay. I tried the food a couple of times, and sometimes it seemed a bit too fancy, but overall it was good. There were a few activities they provided for the residents like crafts, musical entertainment, and Worship entertainment. The building was kept pretty clean, I never had any issues with that. They really did a lot of good for my Mom, I would recommend them.

My mother was a Newhaven resident for 8 years. 96 year old Dad has just moved in! Mom started at Newhaven on the independent side. She had many challenging behaviors which isolated her in many ways. When Memory Care neighborhood opened, although we were resistant to the staff's suggestion that it might be a good fit for Mom, we agreed to try it, based upon their knowledge of Mom and how they felt they could best provide for her. The move to Memory Care proved to be one of the greatest gifts we were able to give Mom. In that beautiful community, Mom flourished with the unique staff and activities. She regained a feeling of independence, based on the focus on what she could do, not on her limitations. In amazement, Mom's doctors and her family watched as she actually improved in her 80's! She had friends with whom she socialized. She invited us to events. She had pride in her surroundings. She felt capable and vital. Those 7 years were a blessing for Mom, and therefore, us. Dad has been living independently, but this summer, it was evident it was time for a move. This time around, we did not visit multiple facilities, interview, etc. We knew from experience that Newhaven was the only place for Dad. He is in his own apartment. While change at his age is difficult for anyone, the staff has been WONDERFUL in getting Dad interested in activities and in life. We are not surprised. There are no cookie cutter plans at Newhaven - everything is individualized and personalized. The staff is amazing and helpful and kind and positive. My 2 parents could not have had any more different needs, but this group of people customize everything. There are times when issues arise and things need to be addressed. At Newhaven Court at Clearview, when we had a concern, I contacted management, we met promptly, and together we worked things out to address our concerns. It is a team where the resident, the family, and the staff all work together to provide the best possible living conditions. You can not ask for more than that. If you are interested in improving the quality of your loved one's life while gaining peace of mind over their safety and well-being, Newhaven Court at Clearview is the only place you need to go.

I toured the place with my husband. I loved it and can think of nothing better for the price, even those I looked at that were more expensive were not as nice as this place. It was beautiful, well-located, and the staff seemed to be willing to provide for one's every need. Of all the places I looked at, this is the tops, and first on my list.

My parents have individually lived in senior care for the past 8 years. My mother lived for a short time in assisted living and then moved to the memory care neighborhood at Newhaven. Mom's move to memory care was the most wonderful gift we could have given her. Hesitant at first to move her, the staff met with us multiple times, compassionately and factually outlining Mom's strengths, struggles, and needs, leading us to try the memory care neighborhood. We were amazed to watch Mom IMPROVE in her new community, making friends, participating, enjoying life - things we would have never believed possible. Her quality of life was raised to the highest level possible for her. She delighted in her friends, her lovely home, and the focus on things she could do, not on things she could not do. No situation is without some challenges, however, from the director through his wonderful nurses and staff, we all worked together to give Mom the best life possible. When concerns arose, we always were met promptly and always, always felt as if our concerns were the most important things the staff had to deal with. So, last spring when it was time to consider a move for Dad, the hardestpart was done. Nowhere but Newhaven was even considered. Dad lives independently in his apartment at Newhaven, enjoying the people, the meals, the activities. While Dad's situation, and personality, is vastly different from Mom's, the staff has again demonstrated their adaptability by tailoring his plan uniquely to him. The facility is beautiful - a place where people are proud to live and visit. Quality is evident in the building, the food, the common areas, and most important of all, the people. When your loved one lives at Newhaven Court, they do not live with employees, they live with family - people who care for them as if you were doing it yourself. When leaving Newhaven after a visit, I have no misgivings, I have complete peace of mind.

I live in Malvern, 48 miles away. I go to visit my wife every day. My three goals for her are Healthy, Safe and Happy. She is all of these thanks to the most caring group of people I have ever seen. I found Magnolias quite by accident, and made an unannounced visit. My impression at first led me to believe it was exactly what I was looking for. A home-like setting; there is no institutional feel anywhere, small in size, sincere interest in each residents care and wellbeing, staffed by loving people who have a vocation, not a job. My initial feelings have turned out to be reality. I have options for her care a mile from my home, but won't move her.

The staff was very friendly and answered all my questions about the facility. I’m hoping to see you again in the future.

I love the place I live in. The entertainers are great and I love the food here.

I’m an activities director at another community. I’m also friends with the activities director of the Crossings. We are always exchanging ideas. I toured the place once and it was cleaned and staff was very friendly.