The Bridge at Inverrary

What we really like about The Bridge at Inverrary is the warmth of the staff. Our family experienced this from day one when we met with the director [name removed]. Also, the facilities are clean and cheerful.

Honestly, I would give them 5 for everything so far. I love that place and they work with my sister who can be a little surly and unpleasant at times. I have had nothing but a very good experiences. I am very happy with The Bridge at Inverrary community.

My loved one said it feels like their home. In their own words "everybody is nice here".

The Bridge is understaffed. The ones that are there are good, but being understaffed makes for poor service. They accepted my loved one - interviewed him and then accepted him in, but later asked him to move out. If they couldn't handle his needs they should've identified that up front up, and not wait 2 months to tell me that. I wouldn't recommend sending someone else there until they are properly staffed.

If this is the type of services you need, as far as assisted living, this is a good place to start. The community will deliver meals to the resident as requested. They serve three meals a day. Bingo, music, games, and more are some of the activities for the residents to choose from. There is a calendar of activities the community provides.

Highly recommend them and I have already to other people.

The Bridge is accommodating and they seem to really care about the residents. I like that the community is smaller and it feels like the residents are receiving the right attention from the caregivers. The portions of food is small. The food is bland due to dietary restrictions in the community. Some of the activities available include chair exercises, bingo, walking club, field trips, entertainment, and more for the residents to choose from.

Even though cost may be more expensive the one thing that I like is that the cost is a flat rate instead of being add on services if the level of care changes. I have already referred this community to the others around me. I am very happy with the results from this community. They have activities like bingo, movies, different exercises, word games and more for the residents to do to stay busy.

We chose The Bridge because the staff are friendly and the facility itself is very nice. It is also all inclusive pay and we really liked that. They use electronic devices to check you in and it tells you you have a fever even when you do not, so I think it would be easier if they did it manually. The only other issue we have had is with their pharmacy, we were told it would be just like any other pharmacy and we have found that they are more expensive. I would recommend them to others who are looking.

What a wonderful safe haven to experience a positive quality of life. The care is prompt and comprehensive. The sense of community here is an important key to longevity.

It is a very clean community. Everyone is very helpful. My loved one is happy here. It is a good value for what I found. Some of the activities offered include: painting, bingo, outside entertainment and more for the residents to choose from. There are small portions of food. There was a time where the community wasn't able to meet my loved one's dietary restrictions.

Everyone is good except the Executive Director. I was really disappointed due to a loved one leaving the community without the staff knowing. The executive director told us that we had to move our loved one in a short amount of time over the weekend. I feel the director was rude and non-compassionate, especially since the incident happened over the weekend. The community isn't a secured community for loved ones.

I was impressed with how friendly, open, and available the staff always were. The assistant executive director was very personable from the very beginning. She was accessible at any time. I was so pleased with the care my loved one received, and I have raved about The Bridge to many people who might need their services in the future. I was very happy with the decision, and I never had a doubt after we made that final decision. Each time I went there, the staff always asked about my loved one. And half the time I didn't even know them, but they definitely knew my father. One thing I was concerned about was him being alone, and he was never alone. When I would walk down the hallways, someone would always say, "Hey, tell your dad I'm coming to visit him later on!" My dad said the food was great, and he raved about the cafeteria staff. The first day he moved in - and I didn't realize this until a few days later - the assistant executive director heard him say he was hungry and wheeled him right to the dining room to get something to eat and introduced him to all the staff there.

My tour of the Bridge and the Garden Plaza was very good. the staff is so friendly and the activity in the common areas was a good sign. the dining room has residents one at a table for all meals and that is what we were looking for our grandmother. she needs more people to talk to and engage with. We found the Bridge to be very welcoming.