My aunt is now at The Bridge at Greeley. She's been there for a couple of months now. Everything is good there. We're happy with it so far. The staff members are fine. She has a nice room; it's a studio. They do all kinds of activities. They do some every day. The staff is good. The food is fine. She is on a special diet, so they make special food for her, and that's all good. It's only two stories, so it's fine. She likes the activities.

The Bridge is the best place for my mom. It's all terrific. The staff has been really wonderful to my mom. She got a really nice apartment. Her bedroom is separate from the living area and the kitchenette. There are lots of windows and lights. It's really good. She is getting the second level of care, so they take care of her medication. The food is so-so; it's not the best. The activities have been curtailed because of Covid for the most part. They have some activities because they can't do a whole lot. They have exercise equipment if they want to use it. They have someone who comes in to cut hair, and they have a regular salon, too. My mom has been there since November, and the staff has been terrific.

My mom moved into The Bridge at Greeley around a month ago. I don't know much with this COVID going on, but it's been good. We saw her last night actually, and she's doing good. It's pretty nice, clean, and well taken care of. I just think it's a safe place for a person to be, and I think they take pretty good care of the people.

The staff at Life Care Center was very friendly, helpful, and very open to everything. They offer 24-hr care and take care of medications and personal care. My loved one is getting physical therapy every day.

I am so impressed with The Bridge at Greeley. My 92 year old mother recently moved there on relatively short notice. The staff was EXTREMELY accommodating and facilitated a very smooth transition for my mother. They not only welcomed my mother, they have made her entire (and large) family feel welcome too. She feels like she was on a cruise, with abundant activities and amenities, along with great service. My mother is thoroughly enjoying the activities and the environment. And although she has always been very independent, she is gradually realizing that she can let go of some of the daily tasks that were becoming too difficult for her to do on her own. She is someone who has never wanted to burden others, but the staff at The Bridge don't make my mother feel like she is being a burden when she asks for something. They make her feel like they are genuinely happy to help her out, just like family. What impresses me the most about The Bridge is its staff - and I mean the entire staff, starting with the manager/director. I get no impression of "that isn't my job", from anyone I've encountered there. From the minute I first walked in to The Bridge at Greeley, I felt like I was part of their 'family'. Whenever I walk into The Bridge, I'm greeted with a bright smile, as though I'm a long-lost friend who they haven't seen in years. And I am extremely impressed with the way they treat my mother. The staff at The Bridge epitomize the term Care Givers....because they truly CARE about my mother and her family. They have provided so much comfort during a transition which could have otherwise been very stressful. To be honest, I was originally going to write this review just after my mother moved to The Bridge. But I thought maybe this was just the treatment someone new would get, and that after a while my mother would be treated like a number, not like a friend or family member. But at this point my mother has been living at The Bridge for close to two months, and I've been there about a half dozen times. And this fantastic care and atmosphere has been consistent. A big thanks to everyone at The Bridge for all you've done and continue to do for my mother and all of my family!

I liked The Bridge, and I wish they had Medicare and Medicaid, but they don’t cater to those people. The staff was fine, and they take the people out to the restaurants.

My mother was at The Bridge of Greeley for 4 years. She died 2 years ago and that was the last time I've been to the facility also. The staff were very good and helpful. They provided a lot of care for my mother and met her needs. Her studio apartment was very pleasant. It was adequate with what she needed. She was in the assisted living area. I ate there 2x a week. Food was good. They had activities like games, exercise programs and outside trips to go shopping.

As a CARE Manager, I often visit The Bridge Assisted Living facility. Everyone from the Administrator and staff to the residents are happy and welcoming. There are always activities and the staff is fun and engaging. The residents are well cared for by the CNA's and the Director of Nursing. The facility is has a home like atmosphere and is always well kept. And they have the best cookies!

The Bridge at Greeley has an institutional feel. It's a newer facility and more modern. It's huge, but it's fine. The facility is nice and very well kept, but it does not have much staff. My father-in-law was not nearly as well attended to. He would push the bell and sit and wait. Their rooms are really fairly comfortable.