Sunrise of Bridgewater

ElizabethK

The best staff are the lowest paid. Aides & caregivers are mostly really good, but the management is severely lacking. The place looks great at first, but the resident rooms were shoddily "finished" to meet a deadline. Management severely lacks communication skills and common sense. Their rubrics for levels of care are shady, and what is provided in writing sounds good, but is actually typically very vague. Management shows no accountability when calls aren't returned or mistakes affecting a resident's quality of life happen. It's huge money-making cooperation. I was recently taken aback when I arrived for a visit because there were more staff members in the lobby than usual, they had their name tags on, and seemed extra friendly. It took me a few minutes to realize it was because the people ahead of me signing in were there for a tour. What you see is not what you get. I obviously do not recommend Sunrise of Bridgewater. It's Bridgewater, so it's not a hole, but our family made a huge mistake trusting them with our loved one.

K.G.

We looked at the Sunrise of Bridgewater and it was in our top three. The tour was excellent, it was very new, it had an open floor plan, it was upscale, well decorated, and homey. I liked it a lot, it was very welcoming, and inviting when you walk in. The staff was excellent, very accommodating, very helpful, and answered all our questions. The rooms were newer and nicer than other places. The activities were excellent, and there was a full calendar of options.

Mazzone

New and fresh. Beautiful; decorations. Rooms are small and expensive. Much larger (and cheaper right down 78 into PA). Visited and it was during activities. Very LOUD. Not sure elderly would be comfortable in that environment. Thought the did a nice job but they are squeezing every penny out of the residents and they aren't really in a relaxed atmosphere. Don't get me wrong....its really nice looking but living there is a different story I think.

George

Sunrise of Bridgewater was very nice and the people were nice, but we can't afford it. I saw the dining rooms and the different rooms available. They're all brand new.

Nancy

We liked Sunrise of Bridgewater very much, but it's out of my mother's price range. It was beautiful. I liked everything about it. The location was decent. The facility was brand new and beautifully decorated. It looked more like a resort than anything, but they hadn't opened yet when I went there. The staff was very nice, very caring, and did a nice job showing me the different rooms and level of care. My mom has dementia. She would be okay in the regular population, but would have to be moved at some point to a more secured place. They were still working on the main staircase. The area had affluent people in it. The apartments and the bathrooms were nice. They had nice rooms to accommodate parties.

Jean

Sunrise of Bridgewater was a brand-new place. They were still working on the building, and they were still trying to get residents. We got to see one of the showrooms and part of the place because the rest of it wasn't complete yet. The showroom was nice, but my mom did not like it because the ceilings were very high. She thought it was too hotel-like. The staff members did a good job. They were able to answer all of our questions.

Judy

Sunrise of Bridgewater was a beautiful place. I'd like my mother-in-law to be there. The person during the tour was very nice and very helpful. We went into the room she would be in and it's a 2-bedroom. It's one room, but it's got two beds and the bathroom is in the middle of the two beds, so you have a little privacy and it's got a little refrigerator and a little microwave. It was very nicely done. It's a brand new facility.