Bridgepointe at Ashgrove Woods miscommunicated with me before my tour. They said they had several one-bedrooms available for independent living, and that's what I was interested in. When I went to take the tour and talked to the lady in charge, she pointed out that there were only two one-bedroom apartments for independent living. There was a waiting list of more than two dozen people to get these two units. I was pretty upset with the miscommunication. She wanted to show me one of the studios that was available in the assisted living. It was very nice, very clean, and very bright. The shower was almost as big as the entire studio, and they have very safe shower facilities. I was pleased with that, but it was very small living quarters. Their amenities were OK. It wasn't anything outstanding. They offered a regular menu of daily activities, about three or four things a day. Then they have chapel services. It was a religiously affiliated compound. They had a small exercise room and a bistro/cafe style for late night snacks. The menu looked appetizing. You have more than one choice for entrees and so forth. The grounds were nice outside, too. They had big community areas for functions/games. Overall, the community layout was well thought. The lady I talked to was pleasant. It's a fairly new building. It was nice and clean. You could tell that it was recently constructed.

Bridgepointe at Ashgrove Woods was lovely. It was very nice, very clean and pleasant. The staff was friendly. It's a new building and it's clean and nicely decorated. It's a very pleasant environment.

I went to Bridgepointe at Ashgrove Woods. The area itself is tucked back a little ways from the major thoroughfare, so there's not a whole lot of traffic there, which is very nice. The building itself was fairly new. The areas were nice, open, and bright. We saw the food menu. It's not as varied as the others, but it's still very nice. We talked to a couple of staff members and they were very polite. We saw several residents as well, and they seemed to be very happy. They would wave when my mom would wave, and they would say hello, so that was pleasant. We only saw a studio setting. I think they have other apartments there, but the studio was a lot smaller than I would expect. There's not much to it, not very many frills, but each has a bedroom, a little sitting area, and your standard bathroom, and a little kitchenette. My mom liked it, but personally, after seeing other really nice apartments, that's a bit shocking. All the open areas where residents can mingle and socialize were clean, bright, and very open, which I really, really like. Everybody's been very pleasant.

Bridgepointe at Ashgrove Woods was a beautiful facility. Everybody was nice. We were not there long because it was not a place for my uncle. It just wasn't the facility that could handle him. They just didn't have what it takes to care for him. They could care for him OK, but he needed extra care and they couldn't provide that. But it's a very beautiful facility, and I would recommend it for anybody else, but just not for him. The room was beautiful. It had enough room for himself. He had a one-bedroom apartment. It was very nice and well-kept. It's a very, very nice facility, and it's in a nice location. Everybody was very attentive, very nice, and very knowledgeable. They know their job. I can't say anything against them. It was assisted with personal care. I know they have an exercise room, a library, and a chapel. The whole facility was beautiful. However, he wasn't there long enough to do activities. The food was very good. They were one of the cheaper places that we looked at in the area.