Bridgeview Care

Bridgeview Care in Bremerton, WA, sits in a spot close to shopping, dining, markets, banks, and hospitals, with transportation services making it easier for residents to get around when they need to, and the community has amenities like a fitness center, a salon and barbershop, game and activities room, WiFi, guest parking, and cable TV, as well as kitchens or kitchenettes and washers and dryers, so daily life feels pretty straightforward. The facility's got safety features such as handicap accessibility and a sprinkler system, and the grounds include landscaped outdoor spaces, therapy gardens, and places for organized recreation and wellness programs, with rooms that stay clean through housekeeping services and have comfortable, inviting communal areas. Bridgeview Care provides a wide range of healthcare services, with 24-hour skilled nursing care, help from nurses and personal care assistants, support with medication, wound care, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and physical therapy, as well as podiatry and access to social services. Staff can help with personal care like dressing and grooming, and laundry and dry-cleaning services are available, so residents get help with whatever they need. They support people with Alzheimer's disease and other memory needs, offer long-term and short-term care, do personalized rehab programs, and allow residents to recover after surgery or injury or stay on for ongoing skilled nursing, with the leadership team including an executive director, nursing director, medical director, therapy director, and others focused on each resident's care. There's a focus on health, meals and dining, arts and crafts, games, and education programs to keep residents active, with both memory care and high acuity care on offer. The facility accepts long term care insurance and is linked to A Place For Mom's local advisors for those seeking guidance. Bridgeview Care has nursing home inspection reports available, showing a total of 101 deficiencies, 12 tied to infection control, and complaints in February and March 2025 recording two specific deficiencies, one about not fully meeting resident preferences and another about discharge planning, both with no actual but potential for more than minimal harm and only affecting a few people. While the group that owns the facility says it's committed to personalized care and it's known locally for patient care and staff responsiveness, there are currently no posted reviews online. The property keeps a strong focus on resident safety, help, and meaningful daily routines, along with full skilled nursing and rehabilitation services for seniors who need ongoing or brief stays, and it's possible for loved ones to reach out through its website or social media for more details or visit scheduling.