Bridgewood Gardens has a calm setting where seniors can find different types of care, whether they need assisted living, memory care, or support for more complex needs. Residents can pick from studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, all with wall-to-wall carpet, large closets, window coverings, walk-in showers or accessible tubs, kitchenettes, and individually controlled heating and air. Some apartments come with bay windows and private outdoor space. The building's secure, and memory care has its own dedicated and protected area, which helps residents with Alzheimer's or other dementia conditions stay safe, especially those prone to wandering or showing challenging behaviors, with things like monitoring bracelets and personal check-ins.
People living there get three meals a day in a communal, restaurant-style dining room, with snacks available and guest meals allowed. There's any-time dining, and special diets like low/no sodium or sugar can be made. Residents can enjoy indoor and outdoor common spaces, paved walking paths, a garden, an enclosed porch, a front porch, a pergola, a game room, a library, a recreation center, a fitness center, and a computer room, plus basic cable and phone hookups in apartments and common areas. The facility is pet-friendly, allowing small dogs in assisted living, so seniors don't have to give up their companion animals, though cats aren't permitted.
Bridgewood Gardens offers regular housekeeping, linen, and laundry service, plus parking and guest parking. Transportation is provided, with options for both free rides and paid trips, and residents who drive can keep a car in the parking lot. On-site services include a pharmacy, salon, beautician, rehabilitation, wellness center, and nurses (including RNs and LPNs) on staff day and night, with a medical director, memory care specialists, and personal care assistants available. Residents get help with dressing, bathing, dining, mobility-whether they need simple reminders, help with transfers, or specialized lifts-plus medication management, blood sugar checks for diabetics, insulin shots, incontinence care, and gentle reminders to stay on routine.
The activity calendar includes stretching classes, trivia, educational lectures, pet-focused programs, community service, trips, and brain fitness programs like Dakim, plus spiritual support with devotional services on- and off-site. Memory care residents take part in the Connections program, made for people with dementia, which focuses on social time, movement, and activities that boost brain health. The staff understands how to help people who have aggressive or exit-seeking behaviors, so families don't have to worry if a loved one needs more supervision.
Seniors can enjoy hobbies, field trips, fitness, and plenty of social gatherings in different common areas, with a full-time activity director keeping everyone busy. Regular wellness checks and care plans make sure each person gets what they need, even as those needs change. Residents have the freedom to come and go with some independence, but help's always close, with staff on hand at all hours and nurses always present. Smoking is allowed outside, and people can personalize their living spaces with their own furniture if they choose.
Bridgewood Gardens stays up to date with safety and care, allowing seniors to live with less worry about chores, cooking, or home maintenance, and U.S. News has recognized the community for its services. The focus stays on offering a warm and supportive environment, one where residents can stay active, enjoy their interests, and feel like they belong, while getting help with daily life when they need it.
