Bedford Court

Bedford Court Senior Living offers a mix of independent living, assisted living, nursing home care, and memory care for seniors, so folks can get help with things like dressing, bathing, or medication if they want, while others might like the freedom of doing things on their own or with just a bit of support. The place has apartments that come with kitchens featuring oak cabinets and black appliances, a living room and dining area set up with comfy seats and nice decor, and bedrooms that let in a lot of sunlight with artwork to make it homelike, and there are bathrooms with grab bars, roll-in showers, and comfort-height toilets for easier access. Residents can spend time in the sunroom, relax in a spa-like bathroom, or hang out in the sitting room, the game room with billiards, or the community room with a piano, and some like to read in the well-stocked library with soft chairs. There's a big dining room decked out with white linens and fresh flowers, where meals are made from scratch with fresh and local ingredients, and there's a popular Sunday brunch made by the chef as well as lemon water set out in the lobby when summertime gets hot, and every Friday afternoon, there's a social hour where folks gather for drinks and conversation. Outside, people can enjoy the landscaped serenity courtyard with walkways, a water fountain, balconies, a gazebo, and a big patio with wicker chairs and tables, plus flags flying in the garden, and the building has an easy-to-use elevator and a warm, welcoming reception area right as you come in. Bedford Court is set up for both quiet relaxation and staying active, with spaces like the fitness center that has adaptive equipment like a NuStep cross trainer and weights, along with resident groups, exercise classes, cultural events, and a calendar full of organized games and activities. There's also help with daily chores like housekeeping, home maintenance, and meal preparation if needed, plus an on-site social worker, pharmacy services, and safety features. The skilled nursing and rehab teams give 24-hour care, with occupational, physical, and speech therapy from licensed therapists, wound care, and tailored recovery support, all overseen by physicians, and Bedford Court holds Medicare and Medicaid certification for those who need that. Folks with memory care needs or Alzheimer's have their own support and safe communities, and someone like a registered dietitian offers advice about healthy eating, while medication management is handled by trained staff, and all this goes along with the independent or continuing care lifestyle that lets residents stay put even if their needs change. People enjoy easy access to the nearby Leisure World shopping center for errands or outings. Bedford Court has a low, 100% refundable entrance fee, and has held its membership since 2024, with Anne-Marie Tsipianitis as the contact person who helps organize things. The community's known for being clean and well-kept, and it gives a steady feeling of support, with staff ready for long-term or short-term stays, hospice, and respite care, and satellite television in rooms along with unlimited visiting hours so friends and family can drop by any time.