My mother-in-law recently moved into The Bridges at Warwick. They're fine. Everything went smoothly and they got her in and they've been very good with her, so no complaints here. The staff are very kind and neat, and the place is clean. We're only in the lobby, and that's very clean. They've separated everybody with the six-feet thing. I don’t know anything specific, but they just keep her busy most of the day with activities, but I have not seen them.

The people at The Bridges at Warwick were excellent. The young man I worked with was excellent and very caring. They would put a monitor on my mother, so she couldn't just walk out the door. She could be in the general population, but they would put her in the dementia care unit as her needs changed. It's two stories, and it had a very hotel feeling in the main area. The apartments were singles and doubles. I like that the dementia ward wasn't like a prison where you open these big gates. Here, you go up in an elevator, there's a little room, and you open the security door. It wasn't so institutionalized. It was like going up into a hotel suite. They had a nice dining room up there, and they also had a kitchen for cooking lessons. It was one of the nicer areas I've seen for the memory care portion. They could do medication management and bathing. They had bus trips, arts and crafts, music, physical therapy, exercise class, and an outside garden. They had really cool bathrooms. The door had rollers, and you slide the bathroom door to the left or right to get into it. They also had the emergency pull cords if you need it.

I moved Mom over to The Bridges at Warwick. They get her to meals on time, change her on time, and closely watch their residents. They usually confine them to different community rooms during the day. I'm pretty happy with the care. The only problem is the napping situation. They don't want to do it; that's the problem we're trying to work out right now. It's for safety reasons because they want to have everyone where they can see them, and I agree. The activities are great. They have an activities coordinator who does wonderful things with them. They did a beautiful art project and she plays the guitar. Mom is in the assisted living memory care and likes the food, which I've tasted, and it's good. They have a terrific staff who work together well as a team. It's very well organized. The place is very beautiful and looks like an upscale hotel. It's set up very well and T-shaped. When you come in, there's a hallway that leads you right into the cafeteria, and if you look left and right, there are hallways and rooms like in a hotel. There are two community rooms set up really nicely. Sometimes though, it seems to be a little bit small. It's a little bit crowded when everybody tries to get into one room and have their families there. They have a little TV room down one hall. It's a beautiful setup.