Place At Deans Bridge

Place At Deans Bridge sits right on Deans Bridge Road in Augusta, where they've put some care into making things nicer with new upgrades to living spaces and amenities, and you can see that when you walk in, because the place feels friendly and home-like with private and semi-private rooms, well-equipped showers, whirlpool tubs in every shower room on each resident hall, and a warm atmosphere, so everyone has both comfort and privacy. The community holds up to 100 residents in a secured memory care environment, and it's got a licensed capacity for 100 beds, which gives plenty of room for those who need short-term rehabilitation or long-term stays, and they've got a mix of assisted living, skilled nursing care, and special support for people who need memory care. There are staff on site around the clock for medical support, and they've got therapy options including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as music therapy and animal therapy, which bring something special for residents who enjoy different activities. You can tell they think about staying active because there are exercise and wellness programs, fitness and music activities, craft projects, and even scheduled movie nights and reading rooms, and every so often they arrange community night events so people can meet up and enjoy each other's company. They've set up things to help people get out of the building, too, offering transportation for errands, doctor visits, and trips out to religious facilities, which gives folks the chance to stay connected to what matters to them. Place At Deans Bridge provides three home-cooked meals each day, adjusting for special diets, especially for people with high blood pressure or diabetes, and the staff can help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and moving in and out of the bath, always trying to protect dignity and comfort. The grounds have some nice touches, like yards, spaces to play games, a barber and beauty shop, areas to relax, and maybe even a sauna and hot tub if you want a bit of extra comfort. The community does its best to prevent wandering with secure, locked areas, and there's programming specifically for Alzheimer's and memory loss residents, making sure everyone has a safe, supportive place, and they work to keep a sense of family by encouraging visits and participation from residents' families too. The facility takes dietary needs seriously, and there's always a focus on good nutrition, and if someone needs help setting up visits or appointments, staff help coordinate transportation. With recent renovations and dedication from a respected healthcare owner, the facility tries to keep up a modern and comfortable setting while providing personalized, attentive care for every resident, staying committed to dignity, respect, and comfort throughout each day, and you can visit the place during regular hours and get directions to see it for yourself.