Bridgewater Park

Judy411

My aunt loved Bridgewater Park when she was there for rehab. She would love to go back, so I was going to go and talk with them to see if they have a bed for her in their long-term care facility. It was wonderful. I went on a weekend and they took time to show me the facilities, the gym where they did their PT, and the rooms and what they looked like. Each room was a private room, which my aunt loved. While she was there, the care was excellent even though she was a little feisty. I liked that place, so I was disappointed that they weren't able to take her at that time for long-term care. They had a full calendar of activities. She just chose not to participate. The staff was excellent. When we called for assistance or something, they were there immediately. That's what I liked about it. They interacted with her very well. I was impressed with Bridgewater. The facilities were clean. The people were very, very helpful. She's 96, I think she deserves to be in a caring place, and I think Bridgewater is that place. I don't know about their long-term facility. I'm just talking about the rehab side, and I found it to be excellent. I was pleased with the value for money.

H.B.

My sister is at Bridgewater Park. It's a very nice place. They look after her well. It's a new place. The meals are good. They have a bunch of functions going on all the time, like bus trips, ice cream socials, bingo, and other things that keep people busy. They have music and movie nights. They seem to have some turnover, and that's not the best thing. I got to know one staff member in particular, and she seemed to be very nice. In most of the assisted living places, the pricing is pretty much the same, which I feel is too high. My sister is in a studio apartment. It has a microwave and a refrigerator.