Life Care Center of Bridgeton sits at 12145 Bridgeton Square Drive in Bridgeton, MO, and belongs to the Life Care Centers of America family, and when you walk through the doors, you'll see it offers independent and assisted living for folks who want some company or more help. The staff there have experience working with people who have Alzheimer's and dementia, and there's a skilled nursing team on-call day and night, so nobody has to feel alone if they need help at any hour. The place provides both long-term and short-term care, including post-surgery recovery and rehabilitation inside the building, with in-house therapists and an on-site physician who work right alongside the nursing staff to create care plans specific to each resident. The building features modern tools like the AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill and the Biodex Balance System SD, aiming to help folks with therapy and balance, and that particular equipment is something you don't find everywhere.
Beyond what goes on inside, Life Care Center of Bridgeton is linked up with True Essence Home Healthcare for people who would rather get nursing care, support, and even physical therapy at home, like disabled veterans, parents with a disabled child, disabled adults, and seniors over 65. For those who want to direct their own care, there are options like consumer-directed services from Nell It Consumer Directed. Hospital transition support is available for those leaving a hospital stay and needing some extra help with recovery at home. Folks interested in training can ask about their Certified Nurse Assistant courses and insulin or CMT training, which is useful for those wanting to work in healthcare as well. The staff focus on providing quality care services to residents and keep up with education, online programs, and regulatory topics. Brent Glover leads the facility as the administrator. There's a video tour and photo gallery for those wanting a look inside the place. Life Care Center of Bridgeton also gets involved in advocacy programs and has a system of memberships and sponsorships for facilities, partners, and others interested in different kinds of involvement. The community aims to support residents through individualized care plans built by the team, and for daily needs or emergencies, there's always a skilled nurse available at any time, and that gives some folks peace of mind. They partner with Meta for social media, sharing updates about the center. While there are typical amenities you'd expect, the specifics aren't detailed, but the focus seems to stay on health services and support, so people know there's help as needs change.
