I visited Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living, and I liked the friendliness of the staff and the atmosphere itself. It was very homey and welcoming. The staff was very knowledgeable, very friendly, and accommodating. I liked the library and the actual rooms were very nice. Although they did not have balconies, which would be even better, I still liked them. I had one meal there, and it was excellent.

Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living looked very comfortable. They had all kinds of Christmas decorations up, and it was decorated beautifully. It had pictures in the hallways of puzzles and plants they took care of. It just felt very homey. The staff was really great. We did have a meal there, and it was very good. The cook and her waitresses were very hospitable. They had good choices of food from sandwiches to steaks. The building was older, like an old hotel. They had a swimming pool, an exercise room, and a salon.

The one I liked the most was Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living. It wasn't exactly cheap, but it would be something that I could afford to move into. I like the services they have there. It's recently been remodeled, so that was a big plus. The rooms were very clean and spacious. I kind of liked the idea that this place is 11 stories high. I think they have rooms on all of them. It was an old motel, but it's completely redone. The main area was all redone and very roomy. I liked it because it wasn't spread out. Everything was kind of like right there. I didn't have to walk a mile to get anywhere, which is important to me because I have a bad leg. They have a game room, library, and full menu style restaurant with one meal per day and snacks provided. They had a small heated pool, a small exercise room, and a hairstylist. They offered a lot of activities during the week. They have exercise classes where you go in a group and just kind of keep yourself moving. They have a pool table and a game room. They also had some quiet areas if you just wanted to sit out of all the commotion. They had movies and I liked the few residents that I met there. It seemed like they are doing a pretty good job there. They offered me a free lunch. The restaurant staff was friendly and the food was excellent. The lady that showed me around did a real good job as far as answering my questions. They had the activities downstairs. All looked brand new and very clean. The people that I talked to that have lived there thought it was a top-rated place. It's independent living only, but they have a bus and just about everything you need. You can have a car if you want, too.

I visited Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living. It was a very nice tour, very personal tour guide. She started on the ground floor where the restaurant is, the swimming pool, the outdoor areas, the library, and all of the amenities they have downstairs. That was very nice. I love the idea of the menu that they had; that you could get one meal a day and you can choose anyone you want or just eat that one time a day. If you want more, you can pay for additional meals. The rooms were nice, it was very accessible for senior citizens. It was just overall a nice tour. They have a swimming pool and exercise room that was very well equipped. They offer things like housekeeping once every two weeks; they come in and vacuum, change the sheets and supply the linens. It has a lot of stuff that was very helpful; they had a lot of very handy perks. The food was excellent.

Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living has different levels but I was able to see both independent living and assisted living. I liked everything about it. It was just nice, had clean rooms, the staff was friendly and they had entertainment. They have activities like cards and other types of events; it seems like they stay busy and pretty active and they have clubs. I saw one room and it seemed pretty nice. The layout seemed good, they have dinners so we ate there and we enjoyed it. The dinners were really good and their dining area was very spacious, big, and clean.

Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living is a high rise type place. They were nice and clean, but a little dated. It used to be a Ramada Hotel, and it's got several floors. My father has a little dog and having an apartment on the fifth floor would not have been an ideal situation for him. They did not do three meals a day, but the dining area was nice. The staff was very cordial and accommodating.

Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living is amazing. The staff is wonderful. Their maintenance men are extremely friendly and really quick to get the work done. The restaurant on-site is phenomenal. They have a ton of activities. My grandmother has made countless new friends. She is a completely different person since going there. She said it's like being on vacation every day. She has a one-bedroom with a kitchenette, including a full size refrigerator and a very large bathroom, and it's all handicap accessible. The noise is very minimal and it's not furnished. They have transportation services, an indoor pool, happy hour once a week, a restaurant on-site, and a ton of activities like bingo, card clubs, a book club, a group that makes greeting cards, a movie night once a week, outside activities such as shopping, going to the grocery store, going out to eat, transportation to church, pool tables, shuffleboard tables, and a double kitchen downstairs that is available for everybody. Because she doesn't have a stove in her room, she does have access to one downstairs.

My relative has been living at Bridges for 6 years. The staff is professional but also very caring and accommodating. They go out of their way to treat each resident with dignity and respect. The food in the restaurant is very good. The building itself is older but the public rooms and apartments are well appointed, clean, and very functional. The critical element is the attitude of the staff and since they are genuinely warm and caring the facility has very comfortable feel.

I only saw a model room at the Bridges, and it was very nice. They have lots of exercise stuff, and the regular routine that they have. The staff that I dealt with were very nice. The residents looked happy; that was my impression. I have seen their dining area, and it looked like I would eat there; it was fine. They can help themselves to a soda pop anytime they want it, which was a special treat as I understand. And they take care of your car for you in the winter if you have an automobile, and that’s a special thing to do. They have 3 different vehicles that they can take you to places where you need to go, so you actually don’t need your car there.