Carriage Crossing of Bloomington

Kathleen

Carriage Crossing of Bloomington was very clean and new. The staff seemed engaged with the residents. The person who gave us the tour was very patient and knowledgeable. There were lots of choices, and they all looked nice. There was a salon, a theater, a little cafe, and an activity room.

Alison

Mom has chosen Carriage Crossing of Bloomington for herself and she will be moving in. The place was not institutional, it had a homey environment. It was very bright. People were extremely friendly and accommodating, and the services they offer are much better than the other ones we looked at. The studio apartment that we looked at was perfectly set up. It had a roll-in shower, so Mom doesn't have to worry about slipping and falling when getting in and out of her shower. Everything was at her level to reach because she's going to be in a wheelchair or a scooter-type device. She won't be cooking in her apartment, they will be providing her meals three times a day, but she will have a microwave if she wants to heat up a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. They had activities listed by the month, and she could participate in anything she wanted to. From what we saw with the food when we were there, everything looked very good. The facility was laid out such that everything was in a perfect square, so everything was easy to find and close to each other, and Mom would never get lost.

Marissa

I was able to visit the Carriage Crossing of Bloomington. The tour here was a lot better than the other place because I was in communication with the person who gave us the tour from the day that we made the reservation. She reached out to me and confirmed our appointment, and she sent me an email with all their information. And when we got there, she met us at the door. They were having, like a Spirit week, and it was Pajama Day yesterday, so everybody was in their pajamas. The place was beautiful, they had a very pretty closed-off courtyard. The place is really big and you have pretty easy access to every wing of the facility. We saw a room and it seemed like there were more options for private rooms there like a studio, a one bedroom, and a two bedroom, and they were all very nice. It was like a nice hotel. They had someone coming in there to play music for the residents, and she's playing the piano. We also saw the dining halls and the public areas for people to be in like the gym and physical therapy area. It was honestly a nice place. The staff who gave us the tour was very knowledgeable and prepared.

Jackie

We visited Carriage Crossing of Bloomington which was very nice. It's very well laid out for the residents, it's modernized, and the rooms are nice. It looks newer than some of the other places that we looked at. The staff was nice, and the food was good when we had lunch there one day and met with the administrators. We were there for a couple of hours, we talked more about the prices, what the rooms look like, and the type of care that my mother will get. They have a cafe, a little church, and different things like that. The staff we met with was very nice and the building itself was very pretty.

S

I went to Carriage Crossing of Bloomington. The director was very nice. It was much bigger than the other place. It didn't seem to have as homey of an atmosphere, but I feel like it's a very nice facility. They had a lot of amenities. For our needs, it was just too big.

Ann

We're moving mom into Carriage Crossing of Bloomington. We chose it because it's a newer facility and it's well maintained. The staff was very friendly, helpful, and very informative. Also, it's right down the street from my mom's church, so she likes that. The staff impressed me. The amenities were great. It's well maintained, new and bright. They have a salon, a gym, a movie theater, a lot of common areas, and outdoor space.