Bridgecreek

I paid a visit to Bridgecreek and I liked it. The staff seemed really good and nice. I liked the layout and set-up of the facility. The only problem was the available room which was facing the freeway so it was noisy.

Bridgecreek is mainly independent retirement living and is run by a corporation called Holiday. However, some residents need additional help from caregivers and so it is sort of an assisted living place too. The turnover of managers is fairly frequent and the kitchen staff tends to change a lot, too. However, overall it is a nice place that provides care, food, transportation, managers on call 24 hours, a maintenance man, activities director, bus driver, musical and social events, craft activities, games, church services for both Catholic and non-denominational, good-sized apartments, and nice grounds including flowers, trees, and bushes to help block noise from the nearby freeway. It costs a minimum of two grand per month to live there in the studio apartments. Most residents pay more for larger spaces. My mom moved in there over a year ago and loves having a big group of new friends to socialize with. She wanted me not to have to worry about her the way I did when she lived at home in the house that I now own.I recommend this place overall although I wish the staff members would not go and come and be replaced or promoted and transferred as much as they are.

The co-managers Dave and Donna are the best around. Our Mom absolutely loves them and they take such good care of her I don't worry about her at all. They even live there on site.