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4
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January 23, 2022
At BridgePoint at Los Altos, I live where I can have my plants, and I have a very big room. I'm in a very private room, I'm not near an elevator and I'm on the first floor. It's a very friendly place, the population is very educated and the people have many advanced degrees as well as I do. We have a lot of men here, so a lot of women would like that. We have very educated men that are scientists and engineers and professors and things like that. The environment is very friendly and there are only two floors, and we're about 110 people here. The care is debatable, but it depends on who you get, which is everywhere. I have ok care, I'm in a wheelchair so they help me. I think it's a good place. The administration is not good, but the staff is good, so I would rate them about average. They have too many beef dishes, they used to have a lot of fish, and they have a lot of Star Seafoods, which I can eat because I'm on a diet. So it's not great for me, but for somebody else, it might be better. They have activities, they have a lot of very good parties, I lead a poetry group and it's very good. We're always trying to get some kind of discussion going. But the department lost all their people and they just have two people left, so we don't have ongoing activities, just TV activities. They have a salon, they have courtyards, they have patios on each floor and each person has a patio. They have open space for playing cards. It's a very classy place, it's been redone so it's light and bright, and the service is good. I pay a lot of money, but it's in Los Altos which is a very upscale area. I would say the value for the money is about average.
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About BridgePoint at Los Altos in Los Altos, California
Experience Life at Bridgepoint at Los Altos BridgePoint at Los Altos feels like a warm and inviting village, with three beautiful courtyards, gardens, a fountain, and walking paths welcoming you home. The opportunities to make new friends and to pursue your passions are limitless, BridgePoint at Los Altos is a place to enjoy life. Residents can take advantage of the comfortable fireside lounge, popular wellness center and convenient library/tech area as well as engage in any variety of educational, social and spiritual enrichment programs. Life at BridgePoint at Los Altos is all about choices. Choose from a carefree, active independent lifestyle or if you require some additional assistance with daily activities, we offer various levels of Assisted Living. Our professional team of associates will customize a care program thats right for you while you continue to enjoy your friends and opportunities at BridgePoint at Los Altos. At BridgePoint at Los Altos, we promote a sense of community and friendship. Our community features a wide spectrum of individualized services and lifestyle options, including: Exceptional Independent Living Personalized Assisted Living Our goal at BridgePoint at Los Altos is to enhance each persons lifestyle. Come experience our community and you will immediately feel the difference. Engage, challenge yourself, give back, and build a legacy for future generations this is our invitation to you. SERVICES & AMENITIES BridgePoint at Los Altos has a wide range of services and amenities to make your days comfortable and enjoyable. Three nutritionally balanced meals per day Sunday brunch Weekly housekeeping Weekly laundry service Scheduled transportation Nutritional program Personal trainer Planned social outings Educational events State-of-the-art wellness program Wellness checks Emergency response system Computer center with internet access On-Site Beauty Salon Have questions about living at BridgePoint at Los Altos? Ask away! Wed love to fill you in on the features of our community. One of our representatives will be in touch with you as soon as possible.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search
Services and Amenities of BridgePoint at Los Altos in Los Altos, California
Pets
- Pets
- Pet care resident's responsibility
- Visiting pets allowed
Campus/Building Details
- Convenient location
- Flexible Visitation Hours
- Multi-acre campus
- Multi-floor building
Dining
- Beverages provided
- Casual dining
- Catering services
- Communal Dining
- Fine dining
- Flexible dining times
- Flexible food options
- Guest Meals
- Meal delivery and/or takeout option
- Meals provided
- Outdoor dining
- Private dining
- Room Service
- Snacks provided
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
Inside Amenities
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
- Computer Room
- Laundry facilities
- Learning Facilities
- Mailboxes
- Performance venues
- Recreational amenities
- Shared Common Areas
Outside Amenities
- Enclosed/Secured outdoor common areas
- Garden
- Outdoor common areas
- Patio
Safety & Security
- Controlled Building Access
- Emergency Preparedness Procedures & Facilities
- Emergency Response System
- Personal Medical Alert Systems
- Safety & Wellness Checks
- Security Systems
- Supervisory Staff
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
- Rent And Care Fees
- Accepts Check Payments
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Long-Term Care Insurance Accepted
- Private Pay Accepted
Companionship & Escort Assistance
- Escort Assistance
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Balance activities/programs
- Brain fitness activities
- Chair fitness
- Fitness Opportunities
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Group exercise
- Health & wellness activities/programs
- Health & wellness education
- Life enrichment activities/programs
- Personal Training
- Salon Services
- Yoga/Stretching opportunities
Health Services
- Restaurant on-site
Languages
- English spoken
Personal Care
- Administer Medication
- Bathing Assistance
- Dressing Assistance
- Grooming Assistance
- Health/Medical reminders
- Mealtime Reminders
- Medical Appointment Scheduling Assistance
- Oral Hygiene Assistance
- Personal Care Reminders
- Shaving Assistance
- Toileting Assistance
- Urinary Incontinence Care
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Reference Checks
- Staff Driving Record Check
- Staff screening conducted
- Staff to resident ratio meets state requirements
- Staff trained in ambulatory assistance
- Staff trained in client rights
- Staff trained in diversity/inclusion/sensitivity
- Staff Trained in Ethics
- Staff Trained in First Aid
- Staff trained in fitness & wellness
- Staff trained in Medication Management
- Staff trained in safety
- Staff trained to monitor for abuse/neglect/exploitation
- Staff Training Opportunities
Ambulatory Assistance & Accessibility
- Accessible apartments
- Accessible Facilities
- Ambulatory Assistance
- Ambulatory Assistance Features
- Mobility Assistance Features
- Mobility & Wheelchair Assistance
- No Hoyer Lift
- Transfer Assistance
- Two-Person Transfer Assistance
- Wheelchair Accessible Facilities
- Wheelchair Accessible Transportation
Diet & Nutrition
- Chef on staff
- Low Salt
- Special Diets/Dietary Accommodations
- Vegetarian Diet Available
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Activities staff
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Culinary Activities/Programs
- Cultural activities/programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Entertainment activities/programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Game Room
- Horticultural Activities
- Intergenerational events/programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- No woodworking
- Organized activities/programs
- Recreational activities/programs
- Seasonal, holiday, and themed events
- Social Activities/Events
- Spiritual activities/programs
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Technology activities/programs
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Bed Making Services
- Groundskeeping Services
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
- Maintenance & Repair Services
- Trash Removal Services
On-Site Services
- 24/7 concierge services
- Business center
- Catholic Services
- Church services
- Copying services
- Long-term insurance assistance
- Meeting room
- Mobile library services
- Newspaper delivery
Room Amenities
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
- Closet Space In Unit
- Den/Study In Unit
- Individual Climate Controls
- Living Rooms in Unit
- Private Outdoor Space
- Shower in unit
- Telephone Hookup
- Telephone In Unit
- Unfurnished units
- Washer/Dryer Hookups
- Washer/Dryer In Unit
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
- Transportation Services for General Shopping
Additional Amenity Information
- Housing: Shared living
- State Licenses: 435200989
Costs for BridgePoint at Los Altos in Los Altos, California
Assisted Living
$4,500
Starting Price
Independent Living
$4,400
Starting Price
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Reviews of BridgePoint at Los Altos in Los Altos, California
Albert
5
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December 5, 2024
We toured BridgePoint at Los Altos. I thought that was a good place. If it goes by the price, that's also the most expensive. I think in general, there's some correlation. I thought that their food menu had quite a lot of variety. They had different choices and separate areas. They had a bistro area where they do pizzas and international-themed things, so that was nice in terms of the dining experience. The staff was great and very friendly. The rooms were nicely done, nicely furnished, and very bright and the interior buildings were quite well-lit. It gave a more cheerful feeling.
Loretta
5
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July 23, 2024
BridgePoint at Los Altos was amazing. The staff there was very accommodating. They showed us all the normal stuff, like the assisted living, the dining room, and the activities. The food was very good. The facility was very bright, cheery, and clean.
Judith
5
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July 5, 2023
I toured BridgePoint at Los Altos and I loved it. If they had had a transition to a memory care unit, I wouldn't have looked any further. That was my top choice. Unfortunately, it won't work for us. The grounds were beautiful. There were several areas for people to sit out and enjoy. The landscaping was lovely. The staff during the tour was wonderful. She understood that this was not going to be a solution for us, but she was certainly willing to show me around and give me the tour. I saw some social groups. I didn't see any organized activities, per se. The dining area was great. It was set up nicely for small groups of people to sit at their tables, and it just looked like a very nice place to be.
A.H.
4
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January 23, 2022
At BridgePoint at Los Altos, I live where I can have my plants, and I have a very big room. I'm in a very private room, I'm not near an elevator and I'm on the first floor. It's a very friendly place, the population is very educated and the people have many advanced degrees as well as I do. We have a lot of men here, so a lot of women would like that. We have very educated men that are scientists and engineers and professors and things like that. The environment is very friendly and there are only two floors, and we're about 110 people here. The care is debatable, but it depends on who you get, which is everywhere. I have ok care, I'm in a wheelchair so they help me. I think it's a good place. The administration is not good, but the staff is good, so I would rate them about average. They have too many beef dishes, they used to have a lot of fish, and they have a lot of Star Seafoods, which I can eat because I'm on a diet. So it's not great for me, but for somebody else, it might be better. They have activities, they have a lot of very good parties, I lead a poetry group and it's very good. We're always trying to get some kind of discussion going. But the department lost all their people and they just have two people left, so we don't have ongoing activities, just TV activities. They have a salon, they have courtyards, they have patios on each floor and each person has a patio. They have open space for playing cards. It's a very classy place, it's been redone so it's light and bright, and the service is good. I pay a lot of money, but it's in Los Altos which is a very upscale area. I would say the value for the money is about average.
Marjorie
4
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October 22, 2021
I went to see Bridgepoint at Los Altos, which is a totally different type of place. It's not in good condition, and the rooms are very small. It's a very different atmosphere, and it's not elegant. I think the activity there is feeding you. You go down to breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are no reservations. You just mingle. I think it's an older group and a less affluent group. You still pay the high cost of care, and it isn't much different than all the other places. It's a monthly thing you put down. It is a hundred dollars down to put you on the list, but you get that back. You're only paying monthly. You go from regular living to assisted living; then I think beyond that, you'd have to go someplace else if you had memory issues or anything. I toured the independent living, and the young man there was delightful. The place is not divided though, and you don't change rooms for all these cares. The care comes to your room. It's not at all like a hotel. You don't make reservations for dinner and anything. It might meet my temporary needs better than the others, but it isn't a five-star in terms of anything like beauty or size of rooms. I had a friend there. She and her husband moved in for a month. She said it has wonderful food. It just seemed like an older group. Her husband couldn't find anyone to talk to because the residents were so old, and they both like going out. You don't have to put any money down. It can go from $7,000 to maybe even up to $12,000 a month, depending on how much care you need. That is sort of in line with other places. You wouldn't get a nice room and you wouldn't have a hotel experience, but it seemed like a friendlier place when I walked in. More people were moving around and talking to each other. I don't know about the activities, but it seems like more people were interacting there because they all had to come down to meals. All three meals were provided. I think if somebody needed a temporary place and were going somewhere else, it wouldn't be a bad place.
Steve
4
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August 8, 2021
The people at Bridge Point didn't seem as engaged with each other as other places. I believe they allow a support pet. They have gorgeous gardens, if you are into gardening. They also have some raised beds that the community members can garden in. They have incredible roses and citrus gardens and nice lawn around. They lack a little bit of energy in the general population in the building; just as an observation. The most interesting thing about all of this was understanding the feel of each place when you walked in.
Ski Donna
5
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October 15, 2020
My 92 year old Mom is blind and has been living at Bridgepoint for a year now. Pre Covid she really enjoyed dining with her new friends and participating in Current Event classes, Dear Abbey and Musical concerts. The staff here are wonderful especially the front desk personnel. Always helpful and supportive on my Mom. Facility is nice and the restaurant (pre Covid) is like any fancy restaurant. My Mom is looking forward to restrictions being lifted after a vaccine is found so she can go back to enjoying all the amenities at Bridgepoint.
daughter2020
5
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May 6, 2020
My mother has lived at BridgePoint for the past two years. I am a retired nurse and have been repeatedly impressed by their excellent care for my mother's multiple health issues. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and competent. The service is extraordinary!
Reviewer382020
5
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March 16, 2020
BridgePoint at Los Altos is very good. The staff is good and I'm very satisfied. We have a 1-bedroom apartment and they also have 2-bedroom and studio apartments. They have many activities like exercises and movie nights. They provide three meals a day, and the food is great. The price is a little bit high though.
Anna
4
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January 2, 2020
When I walked through the patio of BridgePoint at Los Altos, there were a number of people just sitting and dozing in their wheelchairs. That was really depressing. I saw a room, it's a little smaller than the room from another community I visited. There was a range of prices and this room was the lower price, but this was the one available to show. The staff who assisted me there was a very pleasant young woman who had been recruited from the South. The dining area looked very pleasant. Francis, the one in-charge of the dining room, came out and greeted me. It was a nice place. But one of the things that deterred me was their transportation. The Kaiser hospital that I go to is beyond the scope of where their drivers would go. Now they would take you, but you have to pay extra for that. The person who accommodated me during the tour was good. The facilities were pleasant and nice, the room they showed us was on the southwest side, so it would get the afternoon. To me that's a little less desirable because it would be very hot.
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John and shari
5
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October 25, 2018
We toured many facilities in the area and this was by far the most friendly, clean, updated and the food is excellent. The staff are attentive and friendly and know all the residents by name and seem very compassionate. We were told the whole facility went through a major remodel just a year ago and it shows with a beautiful entry, courtyard, separate dining bistro, activity rooms and outdoor garden and walking paths. We are in the midst of deciding on a local space for our family member and so far this is the best assisted living residence we have seen. Try the food if you visit as they have a real chef and it's fresh and delicious! Lots of activities for the residents too which is great for them as it keeps them active, busy and healthy.
RG
4
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January 31, 2018
BridgePoint at Los Altos is a very modern, comfortable environment, and it has a beautiful dining room and excellent food. There's a movie room, facilities, and there's a lot of activities for the residents. All the employees seem to be very nice and very pleasant. It's a very well-run organization and we feel very confident that my mom is safe and secure. She seems to be very happy there. She is in a studio. They have a lot of activities available and they have a library and an exercise room. The food is very good. They have an activity room and they have a weekly flyer that goes out that explains the activities that they offer. It seems to be very well organized. For the money that we are paying, the value is very good.
Happy Visitor203138
5
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December 13, 2016
BridgePoint is excellent and clean. The people are compassionate about the residents, who seem very content and happy. There are lots of activities going on every day in their wellness center. The food is great.
Dennis29
3
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August 10, 2015
I visited Bridge Point at Los Altos too. However, I was not impressed. The rooms looked small and a little older than the other ones I visited. They had activities inside. They had bus trips. They had television rooms, a computer area, a reading area, and an exercise room. It was just kind of an old facility. I liked the location. Maybe they could improve on their modernization.
Caring96079850
5
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November 24, 2014
Everyone was very friendly at BridgePoint, it was very clean, very nice, and everything was a 5. It is more homey than resort style. I looked at a 1-bedroom room, and it was very nice, bright, and comfortable. I went at lunch time. I didn’t really see any activities -- I just looked at people eating -- but I know they have a full calendar of activities; it’s incredible. I have not eaten there but I saw the food, and it’s seems very high end -- like really gourmet -- and it smelled delicious; I am going to bring my father there for lunch. It really seemed like better than all the other places I looked at. They have waiters -- have people take orders and bring them the food -- but it was very bright and nice. I wasn’t looking at it like a restaurant; it was more like, this was probably the most attractive one. It is very close to my house; it would be close for me and to my father so that was good. It seemed to have the exact and the best care. It seems to have a lot of caring employees and activities like it had a gym. It was the only one that had a workout area where the trainers actually work with the residents on a regular basis. It seemed like it was just the most complete care.
Joyful Daughter
5
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November 19, 2014
My mother has been a resident at this facility for 3 years and is very happy & content there, has made lots of friends, and feels very loved and cared for there. The many activities keep her busy from morning till night and most of the time she doesn't go back to her apartment until Jeopardy comes on at 7pm. She participates in chair exercise classes, balloon volleyball, ice cream socials, sees the potiatrist for a pedicure once a month, gets massages, and visits with all the many friends she's made there every day. The food is fantastic, too! I've had many meals there and they have an amazing chef! Also, she likes that she can eat any time of day as they have a special menu that offers a variety of choices throughout the day, besides the dinner specials (4 offered daily). I'm so happy she's in a great place where people care for her like family & the staff are very dedicated, too, especially Mary, at the front desk, that goes out of her way to help anyone with anything, and if she can't help with something, she finds someone who can! Thank you, Bridgepoint, for being there in every way for my wonderful mom!
Lorraine11
4
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June 19, 2013
Bridgepoint is very clean and it doesn't smell. It was just fine.
KP1
3
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June 23, 2012
Though the facilities are nice and the town is great, the staff seemed to be unhappy and as if they didn't want to be doing there jobs. As a granddaughter, I wanted to see people who truly loved their jobs and cared about not only the well-being that my grandparents had on a physical level, but on a spiritual level as well. It was frustrating to see people who were more interested in getting off their shift at the right time than in what the people living there really needed. Sometimes an older person just needs someone to listen and talk to them about life and I think that is just as important as medication or physical check-ups. We ended up not choosing the facility because of the people who worked there and honestly I think the staff needs to reevaluate whether or not they truly like their jobs and if not, they should get new ones and stop shoveling off their unhappiness on the people who happen to live there. I do think the facility had a great list of things to do and the other people living there really seemed like they would be amazing to talk to and learn from but the awful staff was too much to handle.
R.K.
5
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March 7, 2012
I lived at this facility for 3 years and enjoyed it very much. The staff is very friendly and easy to work with. The rooms are in excellent condition, very clean and bright. There are many rose bushes surrounding the property, that it makes taking a walk very enjoyable. I highly recommend this facility to anyone.
Tritone125
5
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August 12, 2011
Grew up right down the street from BridgePoint. For years I didn't even know there was an assisted living facility there. It sits in a quaint residential area, and is surrounded by trees and greenery. I've been inside the facility on several occasions. I've voted there, volunteered there, and have recently visited the facility with friends who have elderly loved ones there. I've heard great feedback about the community. One of my best friend's grandmother moved there after her husband passed. She was incredibly resistant and caused the family a great deal of heartache. Despite this, she's grown to love her life at BridgePoint. From what I understand this is an expensive community; but the family is very happy with the service they're receiving.
Gowan6
4
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August 9, 2011
My grandmother is staying in one of the studio apartment style rooms at BridgePoint. The room is small-ish but works for her needs. The staff is wonderful. They are so caring and attentive. I would recommend BridgePoint without hesitation.
Caring Daughter1
5
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August 6, 2011
My 90-year-old mom has been in this facility for a year and I visit at least weekly. We like the fact that services range from completely independent to help with medication management to various levels of assisted living, with the ability to change back and forth as needed and the level of care cost adjusted accordingly. It took a while for Mom to get oriented to the layout and available activities. The staff are friendly and encouraging and treat her very kindly. I eat lunch or dinner there about once a week and there's always a salad bar, choice of 4 entrees (one vegetarian), fresh fruit and dessert. You have the same 4 entree choices for lunch and dinner and the menus rotate through about every 5 weeks. The food is good and reasonably varied, though mom finds some of the options too spicy for her tastes. There's a luscious spread for the Sunday buffet twice a month and the dining room is decorated for all the holidays. There are wine and cheese and root beer float socials every month, too. We would recommend BridgePoint to others looking for this type of facility.
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