Bristol Park Cypress

Ron08

We chose to move mom to Bristol Park Cypress because of the atmosphere of the facility, and the price was definitely reasonable. It seemed like they had offered more activities. It's not just a hallway with rooms. They have a lot of seating areas for residents to go out. They have more space. Some of the places that we went through were really nice, but they were just isolated. Almost as if you were in a library. They weren't very personal. The staff is very nice and accommodating to my particular needs. They checked all the boxes. For the ones that didn't check, they made sure they were going to be checked. From what I saw, their food looked pretty much generic. I've walked through the facility, maybe about six times, and saw them doing activities. For the price range we were in, they have a moderate number of activities for their care level. It's acceptable.

Lowell

My wife was at Bristol Park Cypress one time and I recommend that place to everybody. It's pretty nice. I wouldn't want to put my wife in there otherwise. They had all kinds of different programs for them. The staff was fine. They helped my wife out immensely. I went to lunch with her a couple of times, and the food was good. She didn't do the activities very much, because she was in pretty bad shape when she was there. They just get worked on her therapy and getting her to move, helping her get out of bed, helping her to shower, and all that. She needed help and she's 100% improved. The place is probably only five or six years old, so it is in great shape.

Peggy

My mom moved into Bristol Park Cypress. Overall, it just seemed like the best fit for her. She had been in independent living, and it seems more similar to where she had been. The facility is very nice. They have a theater room, an activities room, and an exercise room. They have people to do the laundry and clean. The bus will take them out for outings and take them ten miles away. My mom's apartment has a sitting area, a bedroom, a kitchenette, and a bathroom. They do what they say they will do. They check on my mom. They come in and make sure she's OK. The staff members are very friendly and caring. They interact as if it were their family. The food was very good. My mom has done bingo, painting classes, exercise classes, and went on an outing.

Bradford

I went to tour Bristol Park Cypress. I thought the place was very nice, very well-maintained, and very clean. The staff was quite friendly. The studio apartment was raw but cozy and clean. There were residents around playing bingo and they seemed to have plenty of activities. The atmosphere was clean and comfortable. It would be a big good choice in an urban environment.

Sally

Bristol Park Cypress had private patios that came off of the apartment. It had two chairs in it and a little table, so we liked that you could sit outdoors in your own private area. The apartment had a kitchenette and it meets my in-laws' needs. The living room was very, very tiny though. I wish it was bigger and I wish it had two bathrooms. It only has one, but it's big and the bedrooms were great. They had a beauty parlor, a place where you can meet your family, a media room, a nice big indoor and outdoor dining, laundry service, and maid service once a week. When I was there, I saw some residents doing a current events discussion. Others were eating in the restaurant area and walking out in the courtyard, doing laps for exercise. They also provide transportation to doctor visits or to the grocery store. They're super friendly and very helpful. Everything was so neat and clean.

Lisa

We went to Bristol Park Cypress. It was very nice and friendly. All the residents were very friendly and they seemed to be happy. The people that we spoke to were good, they seemed rushed, but maybe because we came close around lunchtime. One of the residents said the food was really good. She kept talking about the food. I like that it was very spacious. The people were very engaged and going from one activity to another one, which we liked. The lady that showed us around Maria was very, very nice, very knowledgeable, and also knew all of the residents. She was very good. The activities director, she's a queen. She kept the people engaged. I think she seemed more like a family member. She had a lot of different activities. She showed us what they had done, the projects that they created and she kept them. When they did puzzles, she would frame them, and hang them on the wall. She was good. They had a salon. They had a town center where people could walk through like it was a little tiny town and they could visit little shops. That was cool. They had a lot of garden spaces for the residents where they do the gardening. That was nice.