Even after my mom passed away ,Alexei and Vera kept in touch .It's bittersweet recalling our time at A Bright Future . My mom was very attached to the staff ,they were very kind to her . It’s hard finding a place that has such qualities .

Following my mom's death, we moved Dub to A Bright Future. He was on hospice when he arrived, and the owners were amenable to our bringing in his hospital bed. Despite his dementia, he was very content there. Although the group outings that residents previously enjoyed were necessarily curtailed during the pandemic, Dub delighted in interacting with the owners' young toddler, playing puzzle games, and watching television in the family room (rather than in his own room). He was well-cared for - and well-fed! - by the very attentive owners, who are passionate about their profession. The quality of their care is obvious not only in their solicitude for their residents, but also in their impeccably clean and organized home. Charmingly decorated, A Bright Future exudes warmth; indeed, one feels immediately welcome. During frequent visits, I was grateful that my stepdad was in a homely family atmosphere (instead of a corporate care facility). In addition, the owners were excellent at keeping all of us up-to-date on his condition and needs, and at communicating with hospice. It is telling that, when Dub recently passed away 3 weeks shy of his 101st birthday, the owners felt his loss like he was one of their own family.

I thought A Bright Future Care Home was great. I felt like everything was very organized and in its place. The person I talked to answered all of my questions, and he was very forthcoming. He gave me insights that I didn't think about, and it helped me in looking at my mother in law's care. He also let me know that every room has its own TV and a bed. He said I can bring a hospital bed if I need to. He showed me two rooms, and they were really nice. It was spotless. That was one of the things that impressed me: how clean everything was. He explained that they go for walks, do puzzles, and play a lot of cards with the residents. It really depends on what they want to do.