Laurel Circle
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- 100 Monroe Street, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
- (908) 595-6500
- 3.9 ( 7 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, Continuing Care Communities, and Memory Care
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About This Community
Laurel Circle is a senior living community located in Bridgewater, NJ. With easy access to local shopping and restaurants, as well as the cultural and sporting events in nearby New Brunswick, Princeton and Morristown, Laurel Circle is a prime retirement destination. You'll live comfortably in a spacious and customizable apartment home just steps from all the vibrant activities and top-notch services and amenities this community offers. Dine with friends, play games with others, take classes or volunteer; do as much or as little as you please--it's all up to you. Assisted living residents receive individualized care in a comfortable homelike environment where it's our goal to keep residents independent while receiving assistance they need. Residents have access to all Laurel Circle services and amenities such as three meals per day that are served with respect for each individual's dietary needs or preferences. Our specialized Memory Care professionals at The Holly Center at Laurel Circle take a positive person-centered approach to care for residents with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia by providing optimum dignity and function at the highest level possible so they can maintain their freedom but have a more fulfilling experience
Reviews
3.9
( 7 Reviews )
Lawrence
January 01, 2020
I chose Arbor Glen Bridgewater because it's not too far from home. Secondly, the staff there is very nice. I like Sarah, the person who handles incoming residents, she's very good, nice and reasonable. We were able to negotiate a lower fee for my mother based on her abilities. So they came in at a pretty fair rate based on what we've seen of the 8 other communities in New Jersey. I also like the place itself and my mom is just settling in, she's comfortable where she is. She's in a studio which is absolutely gorgeous, it's got a small refrigerator, a small sink, she's got her own bathroom that's barrier-free, a nice big window with lots of sunshine and a nice view out of the window. The food is excellent, too. Usually in the morning at 9:00 they have breakfast, then at 10:00 they have different groups. And every day there's a list of things that they do, like bingo, cards, sewing, cooking class and all those types of things. They have a lot going on there, then lunch time is at 12:00. They'll have someone come in once or twice a week like a husband and wife entertainers to have a concert in the rec room. They have a pretty nice program for the residents all week long. There are also religious programs, they could do bible studies, they have religious groups and they do any kind of mass on Sundays.
Paul
July 17, 2017
Arbor Glen didn't have wide enough residents' areas. The rooms were small. The dining room was fine. There seemed to be a lot of activities.
Judy432386
November 01, 2016
Arbor Glen is definitely clean, and the people we've been working with have been very attentive. The community seems to be like my mother in many respects. They have services for all denominations which is important for my mother, they have activities like bridge and other activities that she enjoys, and she's able to get the apartment that she wanted for the price that she wanted. They're putting in a whole new kitchen for her and update the closets for her. Her apartment is very clean and nice. It's older so they're starting to redo each apartment as they're taking over.
Bill Geyer
My name is Bill and I have been at Arbor Glen for just over five years and I'm delighted to be here. I learned to play Duplicate Bridge and now play several times a week. My wife had a stroke and was well taken care of in her rehabilitation. I would recommend Arbor Glen
Sharon119144950
January 29, 2016
I was very impressed with Arbor Glen. Everytime people are moving out, they update the apartments so everything looks very nice, and very clean for the residents living there. They have a dining-room at the ground floor. Another one at the second floor you can order off the menu, restaurant-style. They have all kinds of clubs. They have their own library that’s hooked up to the county library system, and they have a studio where they can go in to paint. The residents are doing very beautiful paintings.
Visitor84956250
November 11, 2014
My visit was good at Arbor Glen. The room and the dining room has an edge to the other facility I visited. It was operated by Quakers and had a mission to build and maintain facilities for older people. They do have activities like pottery making.
bobnewheart
May 27, 2012
I felt that the Arbor Glenn assisted living facility in Somerville New Jersey had a very welcoming feel to it. I have visited the facility on many occasions, both for volunteer work and to visit family, and have always felt that the people there were being well taken care of. I have never been treated unkindly or been given the impression that any sort of unkindness would be given to any person who walked through those doors. In particular, even though we are an unaffiliated organization, Arbor Glenn has almost invariably opened up their meeting spaces to my Boy Scout troop to hold their annual Eagle Court of Honor. As far as testimonials form the residents of the facility are concerned, I have never heard anyone I have know or talked to living at Arbor Glenn to speak ill of the facility. I have made plans with my parents to arrange for them to live in such a place in their later years, and I would hope that my children would do the same for me.
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