Brightview Commons
57 GrandeVille Court, Wakefield, RI 02879
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5
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July 17, 2017
Brightview Commons is absolutely excellent. The staff is excellent, very friendly, and very cooperative. The food is excellent; I haven’t had a bad meal since I've been here. The rooms are very nice. I have a beautiful view from my window, and it is spacious. I have a bedroom and a living room which is a very nice combination. We have great deal of activities going on like movies 3 times a week, and we have a little pub here. I am absolutely getting my money's worth here.
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About Brightview Commons in Wakefield, Rhode Island
Located in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, Brightview Commons, serving Wakefield, Narragansett, Providence and surrounding areas, is one of the newest active rental retirement communities in the South County area. Brightview Commons is honored to offer Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Wellspring Village, a special care program for those with Alzheimer's or other forms of memory impairment.
With a choice of apartment homes, our goal at Brightview Commons is to accommodate our senior residents in experiencing life as they choose. Our friendly staff provides an elegantly comfortable residential living environment and vibrant, comprehensive programming where we encourage older adults to live their lives to their fullest potential.
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Reviews of Brightview Commons in Wakefield, Rhode Island
4.1
(7 reviews)
Facility
5.0
Staff
4.7
Food
5.0
Activities
5.0
Value
5.0
David
5
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January 7, 2023
Brightview Commons had a nice courtyard that was open to the south. It's airier and open, but still kind of corralled by the building. It's a little more spread out. They probably have a couple more room options and did have a doctor on staff someplace in the building on the assisted living side. That is kind of nice so that some people wouldn't have to go out of the building if they didn't want to. It has three floors. When you look out the window, you see the other wing over there. It's a little close to the highway. If you're outside in the courtyard, you probably hear cars going by. It's a little bit more money, but you get a little bit more. Both assisted and independent sides are pretty much alike. They share common areas. It's just organized by the assisted side and the independent side. The amenities are all the same. I think they concentrate them so that when the RNs or whatever are making the rounds, they are all on one side. You don't have to be bouncing back and forth, that's probably why they do it that way. They're usually some kind of refrigerator there and a kitchenette. They will encourage you to go down to the cafeteria or the restaurant, for the purpose of getting out, socializing, and so forth. I think you bring your own furniture in. Your own bed, bureau, TV, and stuff like that. I saw an ice cream place. The location of the property is very close to the ocean. People can get out and do their own grocery shopping. There are other kinds of small shops in the area. That's a college town from the University of Rhode Island. So, it's got a wide variety of older people and younger people in the same town. It's nicely situated for the independents. For the assisted, it's not so bad either, they can still get on a bus and go someplace. The staff were all very pleasant and knowledgeable. They have what I'll call a Martini bar; it's a very open, nice bar area and a pool table for people who want to hang out in that place. They have a card room and a theater. It has two cafeterias.
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Gail
4
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November 21, 2022
We liked that Brightview Commons had a lot of activities. They had sheets that they handed out all the time, showing what they were doing each day. However, it seemed as though they were being very money-forward. In other words, they kept asking where my friend's money was coming from and how she would be able to afford it. She would have to guarantee them. So, it seemed like they concentrated on that and they didn't seem very encouraging to her as far as that. The facility as well as the rooms were very nice. There's a lot of shopping nearby, all kinds of doctors, dentists, restaurants, and a movie theater right near there. The grounds were very pretty. They had an area where they could go out and sit outside. It was a pretty safe area and that was very important, too.
Agnes
5
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July 17, 2017
Brightview Commons is absolutely excellent. The staff is excellent, very friendly, and very cooperative. The food is excellent; I haven’t had a bad meal since I've been here. The rooms are very nice. I have a beautiful view from my window, and it is spacious. I have a bedroom and a living room which is a very nice combination. We have great deal of activities going on like movies 3 times a week, and we have a little pub here. I am absolutely getting my money's worth here.
Sue305008
5
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November 22, 2016
Brightview was excellent and had lots of socialization and a unique music program that was very nice. It was very bright with lots of light coming in. The rooms were very nice. The staff was very friendly.
LovelyLady0000077
4
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May 31, 2014
Brightview Commons is a very nice place. I like its location, cleanliness, and staff. It's very clean, and the people were very nice. The rooms were large enough. The menu looked great, but we didn't try the food. It was just really expensive.
Bonnie1
5
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August 13, 2011
This is a retitrement community that offers different levels of care if needed. My father resides in the apartment with no care needed. He lives independently but he gets his breakfast and supper meals provided.
Jellyfish
1
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April 21, 2010
My Mother has Alzheimer's and lived at the Brightview Common's Wellspring unit in Wakefield, Rhode Island. Several times my Mother had been sent to the hospital under the assumption that she had fallen as she was found on her knees by her bed. She had been in fact praying as was immediately obvious to the staff at the new place we moved my Mother. While still at Brightview it became clear to family members that there was little cohesion among staff working the various shifts, particularly regarding communication of residents situations and needs. Overall a poor experience for a person with Alzheimer's. I'd be happy to share more at your request.
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