Bradfield Terrace

John62

My friend was in an assisted living called Bradfield Terrace. You walk to the front door and off the left is the dining room area. They fed him three times a day. My friend had a one bedroom with a living room area, a shower, and a little kitchenette. You can go out and sit outside. It was kind of outside, but it was inside. They had covered parking for him. It was a very nice area. They had a beautician and a barber there. They took tours to the arboretum, to fishing, and Walmart. They had a wonderful staff. They had good cooks, too. My friend didn't want to go there, so I talked him into it, and after three days he told his brother to sell his house and that he found someplace he was going to live the rest of his life. So that's how much he liked it. The staff bent over backward for him. It was a wonderful place. I thought the money was great.

Valerie

We went to Bradfield Terrace. The tour was great. What I liked the best is the activities they had posted pretty much every day. I was impressed with that. They keep their guests involved. It was nice. The staff said that they play cornhole, which kind of helps to mobilize and to exercise their limbs and things of that nature. They play bingo. Wheel of Fortune is something that she said that they did. They have a church in which they involve their residents there. They take them to Braum's and to Wal-Mart once a month. I didn't taste any of the food, but they did tell me that they provide three meals a day. If the residents did not want whatever they were serving, the residents could order like Uber Eats or whatever and have some food delivered to them. They also provided snacks that they can get at any time. They provide the care that's needed. I saw one of the rooms. I don't know if they're all set up like that, but the residents can bring in their own beds. They don't provide a bed for them so they can have their bed and a chair in there to kind of make it like a one-bedroom efficiency. They have a little kitchen in there, a small refrigerator, and a microwave, and they have a walk-in shower, which they don't share with anyone. The staff was good. I think one of them was the director. I'm not sure what the other person's title was. Both of them were very nice and very knowledgeable about the facility and all that goes on. It seemed like they had a pretty good rapport with some of the residents there. They knew some of them by name, and as we walked around the building. They were very nice. It seemed like it was all very well-kept and clean. Everything seemed like it was up to par. We saw one of the little breakroom areas and it was well-lit and had plenty of seating in there. I was impressed with the facility.

Kathy

They are very attentive and caring about their residents. My mother says the food is really good. She has a nice studio room that has a little kitchenette in it. They have bingo, an auction event, cornhole games, and birthday parties.

Fran

My niece has moved here. The facility is clean and the rooms are beautiful. It is a quiet place and smells good all the time. The staff is kind, patient, and caring too. She is not participating in any of the activities, but they do have several different options of activities for the residents.

C.P.

Our experience with them has been good. They have an activities director that comes up with things daily, they have an event calendar, and transportation for shopping. They offer three meals a day and snacks. I think they're very nice and very helpful. They also have laundry services and attendance depending on the level of care like medication and assistance required. It's just a nice family-oriented community, and the people seem to enjoy each other and get along very well. I haven't eaten their food yet but it looks good, and my mother didn't seem to have a problem with it.

Angela30

Bradfield was intimate, clean, and the staff was attentive. It’s in a small, residential community. It had courtyards, activity rooms, dining halls, and it provided plenty of activities for the residents. They had arts, transportation to outside activities, and social activities among the residents.