Eugene H. Bloom Retirement Center

David

My mother has moved into Eugene H. Bloom Retirement Center. It's a nice place. We chose it because it's convenient. It's in the town where she lives and she knows a lot of people staying there. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have TV, crafts and stuff like that, and a hair salon.

Sean E

My grandfather is currently living at the Bloom Center and I visit him whenever I'm in the area. It's located on a nice, quiet side street with little traffic to worry about when going on a stroll. It's a single story building, with a multiple entrances and some screened in porch areas on the wings. Overall it's always clean, quiet, and seems well run.The staff knows my grandpa by name and remembers us when we come to visit. That's a nice touch. They have some trips and excursions he can go on, though he's more of a loner. They have done a great job keeping him on his medications. That's a very big deal and was a problem at a couple of other places.His room is fairly large, plenty large for a single person. It's always clean and nothing has gone "missing". He has cable TV and a nice size window. The temperature is always nice in there even on hot & humid Virginia days.I haven't tried the food, but he seems content with it. He does say it gets monotonous though.Overall we are pleased with the facility. It's not a 5 star resort, but he's treated well and with respect.

skat03

I am impressed with this facility for several reasons. My grandmother suffers from alzhimers and cant hear much at all. She is very well taken care of. She is always clean and the staff takes time with her. They hug on her and play with her. She is very playful as her only form of communication is through facial expressions and laughter. The facility itself always seems clean and does not have that "nursing home smell". I have attended events there at Christmas and Mother's Day. They really try to show how much they care for the residents there. I feel my grandmother is well taken care of there and do not worry that our family cannot visit her every day.