Brightview Danvers
50 Endicott Street, Danvers, MA 01923
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5
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July 9, 2019
My father moved into Brightview Danvers. He's in independent living, but I think they're doing a great job. They have exercise classes, shopping trips, there's happy hours at a pub, and live music. His room is modestly-sized, and beautifully clean. The menu is excellent, and the dining room is beautiful. It's not a huge facility, but they have an exercise area, which is nice, a movie theater, and an activity room, so overall, I would say it's excellent. The best part is that the people who work there are really caring and genuine people.
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About Brightview Danvers in Danvers, Massachusetts
Brightview Danvers is an assisted living facility located minutes from the Endicott Plaza shopping mall and Lahey Medical Center in Danvers, Massachusetts. Residents and visitors appreciate this community’s attentive and compassionate staff. Visitors compliment the modern and spacious accommodations, some of which have balconies, private bathrooms and kitchenettes. Residents enjoy watching films in the on-site movie theater, working out in the gym and reading in the library. Brightview Danvers receives rave reviews for organizing book clubs, educational lectures and holiday parties. The facility also gets high praise for serving three delicious meals a day in its restaurant-like dining area.
Services and Amenities of Brightview Danvers in Danvers, Massachusetts
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Guest Meals
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
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- Kitchen Appliances In Unit
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Salon Services
Inside Amenities
- Entertainment Venues
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Staff trained in memory care
Health Services
- Medication Reminders
Languages
- English spoken
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- General Transportation Services
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Reviews of Brightview Danvers in Danvers, Massachusetts
4.3
(20 reviews)
Facility
4.7
Staff
5.0
Food
4.5
Activities
4.0
Value
4.0
Cheryl
5
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September 16, 2023
My friend will be moving into Brightview Danvers. Walking into these places, you get a certain feeling and Brightview had the best feeling. The community itself was nice and that's what she's looking for. Not that the other ones weren't nice, but they didn't have everything that she wanted and this place does, so it works for her. The staff was extremely pleasant. They went overboard with pleasantness. They made you feel welcome. The rooms were all very close to the elevators. You don't have any long walks. It was just a good fit for her overall.
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Susan
4
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July 7, 2023
Brightview Danvers was a very pleasant place and very bright. Everyone was very friendly. We saw an apartment and the woman who conducted the tour and talked with us was very helpful and informative. She was good. If we could afford it, we would have stayed there, but we can't. They have a variety of rooms to offer. They showed us a one-bedroom which was set up as a model and using that, they indicated the difference in size between that and the studio. Their amenities seemed pretty complete. They had a nice dining room. We looked at the menu and it seemed fine. They had an activities room and people were playing games and cards. They had a pool table, an exercise room, a little movie theater, and a nice space outside both a shaded area and a sunny area for being outdoors. They have vans that take you to appointments, grocery stores, drugstores, and outings. They had all the common space on the first floor. It is also right next door to a Mass General Brigham Hospital facility.
Provider Response
Lori
5
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April 27, 2023
I toured Brightview Danvers. It's beautiful. The staff that I met were very good. They came out and assessed my mom. They were very warm, friendly, and caring. The condition of the facility was nice. They were in the middle of starting to renovate, so it was a little chaotic because they were doing upgrades. But the layout was nice. In terms of activities, they were doing chair yoga when I got there, and everyone looked like they were nice, relaxed, and enjoying themselves. They have music activities, and they have outdoor activities. They have a nice little art room where they do a lot of painting and art therapy. That was a nice little area there that the others didn't have. The rooms and the areas that I saw were very nice, well-kept, and well-cared for.
Provider Response
Kathy
5
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October 27, 2022
Brightview Danvers was very nice. They have both independent and assisted living there. They're very pleasant and welcoming. I found everything about it very nice aesthetically. The people were very nice and very knowledgeable. They answered all of our questions. The facility itself was nice. There was outdoor space and there were little patios or balconies. It's centrally located, so it's near everything. There's plenty of shopping nearby. The price is a little bit high and that's one of the reasons why my aunt chose to stay with family for right now (the lack of availability of units that are in her price range). The staff was very pleasant. It's very pretty inside and out. They have bingo, movies, a hair salon, and a van available on the assisted living side. In independent living, you're in an apartment, but you have access to those if you want.
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Isabella
5
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July 9, 2019
My father moved into Brightview Danvers. He's in independent living, but I think they're doing a great job. They have exercise classes, shopping trips, there's happy hours at a pub, and live music. His room is modestly-sized, and beautifully clean. The menu is excellent, and the dining room is beautiful. It's not a huge facility, but they have an exercise area, which is nice, a movie theater, and an activity room, so overall, I would say it's excellent. The best part is that the people who work there are really caring and genuine people.
Words cannot express my gratitude and love for this place
5
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June 22, 2018
My mom lived in wellspring village which is there dementia unit until she passed away. The staff were all so caring and loving to not only my mom, but also to my whole family. Allie who is in charge of all of wellspring is truly one of the most compassionate people you will ever come across in your life. All of the staff were amazing and ensured my mom was comfortable and had the best quality of life, especially at the end. I must say that outside of wellspring some nurses were incompetent, lazy, and rude. The head of all nursing carol was not only unresponsive most of the time, but when she did respond to you, she was cold and always came off like we were bothering her. I probably was able to communicate with her twice total in the year she was in charge. Besides that the food was great and moms unit was always clean. Moms care was always too notch and if I ever had a concern Allie would not only look into it, but would resolve it immediately. Losing mom was one of the hardest experiences I have gone through, but the staff helped me through the whole way. It is not common to find people that care like they do. I would recommend this place to anyone!!
Ronald
4
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August 22, 2017
Brightview Danvers is pleasant. The apartment was very nice and clean, but I would've liked something bigger. I was more pleased than I thought I would be. There's a gym and library. The staff was fine, the only objection I have is that it has no parking.
s6249
5
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August 10, 2017
This place is unparalleled with any other place of its kind. I had a family member that lived in wellspring (there dementia care) and received top notch care. Not only did my loved one receive quality heathcare, but they also received love and compassion. The director ally is amazing and one of the best in the industry. She's not only responsive but you can tell she really cares. Outside of wellspring the nurses are great but the Nursing director really doesn't care. The big boss (I don't even remember his name) isn't really responsive either but none the less my family memeber still received excellent care.
Daniel
3
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July 17, 2017
My wife is in Brightview Danvers. This place is attentive and comfortable for her. They have happy hour, games, and entertainment. Food is adequate, and the people there are friendly. They have 2 dining areas and 3 cafes. They also have a workout room. My wife's room is clean and well maintained.
Caring Niece3
5
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March 19, 2016
We toured Brightview Danvers and were very impressed with it. They had a lot to offer the residents and very nice accommodations, good services, and on-call medical people. You have a choice between two-bedroom and one-bedroom apartments. I had “transitional” for couples where one person would be considered independent, and the other would be able to a step-up to a more care, and also a memory unit on campus. It all seemed very good, but it just wasn’t what my uncle wanted. We saw the menu in the dining hall, and it all looked very good. They have low-salt options and other diets for people.
Caring105537650
5
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May 3, 2015
My parents are in Brightview Danvers. We chose it because of the location. We have had a very good experience. They are getting their meals, and people are checking in on them all the time. So, it is good to know that they are in a safe place. They are good, and my parents are happy. What more can I ask for? They are in an apartment. It has a refrigerator and a regular kitchen without a stove, but everything else is there. They have three meals a day in their dining room. They have a bedroom, a living room, 1/2 bath, and everything you need.
MikeD1948
5
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January 1, 2015
BrightView Assisted Living in Danvers is the real deal. You would be hard pressed to find a more professional, compassionate, and collaborative team to greet, assist, support, and watch over yourself or your family members. This starts with the leadership team of Candace, Adam, and Stephanie and the professionals they lead and manage. When our 92 year old father moved into the complex he was shown the courtesy, friendship and overall support anyone would need moving into a new community. Candace’s team guided all of us, my father, my sister, and myself into the world of assisted living where residents are respected and offered the opportunity to stay as young and active as they think they can be – and to do it in a way that puts their safety and dignity as a top priority. This is part of the organizational DNA at Brightview and makes it an incredibly positive environment. For us, this is critical as both my sister and I are working professionals. She lives hours away and my work requires travel. When we began looking for assisted living Dad was in Florida and constantly battling pneumonia, extensive stays in rehab and a diminished life style. Our concern was good supportive care, access to great hospital and medical care and most of all a community that believed in their members living life to their fullest. We got lucky. Here is how lucky we are. On Thanksgiving evening I brought my father back to the facility and we happened to meet up with the aide Dad has and the nurse. The first thing they did was find out how it went and then the aide noticed Dad was flushed. They said they would take him to his room and I left. 10 minutes later I got a call from the nurse on duty informing me that Dad had a 100.3 temp and they thought it might be worth having it checked out at one of the 3 ER’s in the area (Beverly Hospital, Lahey North, and Mass General, Salem). I agreed immediately with the suggestion, as this has been an indication that the pneumonia is back. By the time I got back to BrightView the ambulance arrived, Dad was taken to Beverly Hospital (part of the Lahey Group) where he was seen immediately. Within hours he was admitted and treatment began. He was released three days later and went to rehab for another condition that was identified while in the hospital. At all times the BrightView medical team was in the loop and was a great assist to me as I had clients out of state. Compare this to his treatment in Leesburg Florida where he could wait up to three days on a gurney in the ER and then spend up to 3 months in Rehab. What was the difference? The BrightView Danver’s team, under Candace, were on the ball. Even though he had been their only three weeks, they had taken the time to get to know my father. They knew he had been having recurring bouts of pneumonia in Florida and they made sure that if it reappeared on their watch, they we get on it. Why did I choose BrightView Danvers over the 4 other top tier facilities? In my visits, I saw: Professionals who listened to me describe my father’s goals for as much independence as he wanted. Professionals whose experience helped me understand they were committed to providing ways for 90+ year olds to be independent in ways that kept them healthy and safe A clean, orderly, quiet, pleasant, and convivial physical environment where activities ranged from daily exercises, a movie theater showing first class current and classic movies, trips, access to malls, shopping. And pleasant, happy, professional staff, who knew each other and the patients by name.
Caring85648150
4
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June 28, 2014
The thing that stands out at Brightview is that they have both independent and assisted living, so if you're not ready for assisted living, you can live in the independent side, but when you need more assistance, you can go to the assisted living side. Still, you're in the same building, so you're not changing friends or community, so that seems really nice to us. Because they had independent living, they had a lot more high functioning level of things going on. They had all kinds of parties, happy hours, games, and a movie theater. They had book clubs and educational series where people came in and talk on subjects. The rooms were beautiful. This facility is probably one of the prettiest ones you've been to, and it was a new construction. Very bright, just lovely, modern feel to it.
mjmarcinel
1
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June 23, 2014
Beautiful building, horrible staff. So dirty, I would clean it weekly It upset my Father that I would spend my visit time cleaning so I overlooked it. I am talking disgusting and moldy...I begged BV to handle it, they raised him 600.00 a month. Now 1800.00 a month more (I swear they punish me for complaining) it is not one bit cleaner. I can not sit in his room most of the time. EVERY time you ask for something, they raise the money or point out that they "don't wash dishes"...no kidding, EVERY TIME! They are rude, indifferent and really good at collecting your money. They have 2 vans and a car that were NEVER, not one time available to my father. If you are, or are the relative of an older woman who takes care of herself, this may be ok...just pray they don't get sicker. At 7800.00 per month, my Father is "no longer suitable" for assisted living. Ask these questions, pay attention, and be willing to be raised in rate, every 6 months. Just awful.
Caring83123250
5
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May 20, 2014
We visited Brightview of Danvers, and I think this is a great facility. I really like this facility, and the location is very convenient and very good, but it's not surrounded by beautiful greens. We looked at a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment, and it has a balcony, which is really nice. It has a good kitchen. They have a movie theatre and a gym. The people are very nice, and the food is very good.
Caring78306450
3
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February 14, 2014
My mom liked Brightview Danvers so we chose this place aside that I did my search of assisted living facilities. It's clean. There are just many different rooms with different activities going on at the same time. They have a giant movie theater which is nice. They have 3 meals a day, activities, a bus, off site shopping and take residents on trips. I rather not say about the care and the staff because she's only been there for a month. She's a completely new person there. She became social and she is comfortable.
Caring77979450
4
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February 14, 2014
Brightview Danvers is a very nice place. It's big and it has a formal environment. I'm having a hard time convincing my mother to go there because of that. My first impression was it was like a hotel. I've looked at an independent living apartment where her sister is, it was a one bedroom and very nice. I also looked at an assisted living that was a studio type and it was smaller, but they also had a one-bedroom studio that was nicer. One time, I was speaking to my aunt and she said that they use a lot of salt and there are a lot of fatty foods. It's very formal; it's not like a home. I'd probably put my mother in Brightview because her sister is there.
Boomer2
4
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November 8, 2012
I thought the staff at Brightview was very attentive. My Grandfather suffers from Alzhiemers. While my Grandmother was able to care for herself, my Grandfather required care. Brightview allowed my Grandmother to remain in assisted living while my Grandfather was moved to the Alzhiemer's unit. On good days he was allowed to visit with my Grandmother and occasionally spend the night. Our family appreciated the Staff's willingness to be creative and work with our loved ones.
nursemass
5
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November 26, 2011
Brightview is an assisted living facility located on Endicott street in Danvers, MA. I don't work for this facility. One of my patients was transferred to this facility from another assisted living facility. I visited the facility three times as a visiting nurse to assess the patient. Brightview is a new facility with beautiful landscaping. The resident apartments are spacious and have beautiful furnishings. Customer service was great the three times i visited the facility. I liked the dining area and kitchen too. I felt like i was in a five star restaurant. I highly recommend Brightview at Danvers.
Suzq222
5
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July 28, 2011
My dad is a resident of the Brightview Wellspring memory care unit. The care he receives there is above and beyond any facility we have been associated with and this is from experience because my mom has been in two different memory care facilities and we have had experience at numberous rehabs. The staff at Brightview treats each resident with dignity and respect. They know how to handle diffcult behaviors and redirect residents. In addition, they treat family members with warmth and respect. It is very comforting to know that my dad is being well taken care of.
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