Artis Senior Living of Bridgetown sits at 5799 Bridgetown Road, offering assisted living, independent living, and memory care for older adults, and the building includes both indoor and outdoor common areas, secure living quarters, and private furnished suites, so people can personalize their space with familiar items from home. The place focuses on supporting each person's individual needs, helping with things like bathing, dressing, getting around, and taking medicine, and has trained staff and a licensed nurse on-site, available around the clock. Artis Senior Living of Bridgetown gets high marks, with a 4.8 rating based on 21 reviews, and the community's built to keep everyone safe, with secured entry, emergency response systems, and four separate, secure neighborhoods to help those living with Alzheimer's or dementia feel calm and comfortable.
Meals come from a chef, served family-style in neighborhood dining rooms, with dietary needs, vegetarian options, guest meal choices, and room service covered, plus snack and hydration stations sit throughout the community, which is nice because you never have to go far for something. Residents can join in over eight daily enrichment activities, covering everything from religious and spiritual services, creative arts, gardening club, birthday and holiday parties, games, and live performances, to outings for errands or groceries, and regular Town Hall Meetings or "Time to Dish" events for resident feedback. There's a Creative Arts Studio, theater room, game areas, a Town Center for social events, fitness center, garden, outdoor patio, and walking paths, plus areas inside like a dining room and living room, making it pretty easy for folks to find a spot to relax or take part.
Staff handle laundry, cleaning, housekeeping, and help with daily life, and suites come with Wi-Fi, TV, hardwood-style floors, washer and dryer units, and space for a full-size bed and other furniture, so it's straightforward to settle in. Memory care residents get personalized care plans with engagement programs, support for cognitive health, and secure surroundings, with extra focus on routines that help lower confusion and cut down on wandering. Beautician and barber services, spiritual care for different faiths, pet therapy, and wellness programs fill out the options, and residents can use transportation services for appointments, shopping, and outings, making appointments off-site easier. Family can get support and counseling, and the team-including roles like Director of Culinary Services, Director of Health and Wellness, and more-work with residents, families, and doctors to set up care plans that fit needs as things change. The outdoor area is large enough for safe walks and fresh air, and snacks or drinks can be found in stations across the property. The whole place is designed to make residents feel safe, supported, and active, always putting dignity and independence at the front.
