The Delaney at Bridgewater

Art

The Delaney at Bridgewater is the only place we visited. I like the accommodation, the cleanliness, and it seems that it's well organized. Everybody is happy there. The woman that we interviewed was very pleasant. The rooms were very nice. The living atmosphere was happy and positive.

Laurie

The Delaney of Bridgewater was wonderful. My tour was very pleasant, very thorough, informative, and caring. They were very personable, really met our needs, and answered all our questions for care. My cousin liked it very much. The apartments were beautiful. They were clean and new. It was like a deluxe hotel. It was very inviting and very welcoming. I'd move in myself if I needed it. It was very nice. It was wonderful and private and in the woods and also very homey, not an institutionalized feeling at all. Their dining area was beautiful, clean, and very nice, too, like a restaurant-style.

Vera

The Delaney at Bridgewater was very posh and high-end. The lady who gave the tour was super nice and super good. I talked to her before a few years ago before they finished construction and she's spent a lot of time with us and showing us the extra things that we probably are not going to do, but we're just interested. There's a huge variety of units. Most of them, unfortunately, already are not available, but there is still some choice. The grounds are very nice. That's an additional thing. It's a large property and so it's nice if somebody wants to walk around. Everything there is high end like the exercise rooms.

scarecrow

Mom moved in a couple of weeks ago. Best.decision.ever. The staff had been extremely helpful in getting her settled. Special shout outs to Jenn, Val, Robin, Seri, Matt, and Karl. The residents always have smiles whenever I see them. Could not have asked for a better community for Mom.

Christine

We toured The Delaney at Bridgewater. It was very clean and very neat, and they were very good at getting back in touch with us. They spent a lot of time with us. We were there for probably three hours, and they didn't hesitate to do that. We all ordered separate food to try different things for lunch, and everybody liked theirs. In addition to that, they gave us all a cookie, which was delicious. My parents have dogs, and you could bring dogs there. They had a good place to walk the dogs in close proximity. Or if you need a long dog walk, you could go around the whole building. They had a salon. They had a place to sit and watch TV and watch the news and stuff like that. My mother loved that kind of thing. They had a lot of amenities.

Robin

The Delaney at Bridgewater was amazing. It was absolutely incredible. If my mother were ready to go into some sort of community, this would hands down be the one that I would pick for her. I loved it. The accommodations were beautiful. It's new and light. Everything was very tastefully done. I can't say enough about it. I really thought it was wonderful. The staff was great. The person who took me on the tour was very knowledgeable, very helpful, and answered all my questions. We didn't sample the food. We did go into the restaurant while we were there (upon the recommendation of the community), which I thought was very smart. We got to meet a lot of people in the restaurant. While we didn't eat the food, we saw what they were eating and it looked very appealing. The people there were super happy, and telling me "You should definitely bring your mother here" and "Oh, does she play?" My mother plays mahjong and canasta. Another one was like, "Does she play poker?" They were all very pleasant and upbeat. It was definitely a place where if she were ready to go, I would be happy with her there because it was a really nice place.