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Barbara Anderson

My cousin was here for several months, and her care was abysmal and she was treated poorly by staff. They lie in their record keeping about how frequently they provide bathing and medications. My cousin was left on the floor for hours waiting for assistance to get back into bed. Nursing staff routinely walked by and ignored her. Do not recommend this facility for anybody you care about.

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Larry Roberts

I have been at Bridge Crest for 5 months my overall experience has been good. I feel my needs are being taken care of and I have made huge improvement in my recovery and health since being here. I enjoy the staff, nursing, the food is good and they meet my needs when i need adjustment yo my meals. Jennifer in Activities who goes shopping for me and checks in on me and makes my day with a Hug, and I have made new friends, I have a good roommate. My overall experience has been good and I would recommend Bridge crest to anyone in my situation.

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John Ross

I have been a resident for 3 years my experience here has been good overall. I feel my needs are being met and have success in my recovery here. I have come along way with the help of the therapy team,nursing, activities. I have met and made lasting friendships here. I would highly recommend Bridge Crest to anyone who needs their recovery care needs met.

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Ward Dunbar

I have been a resident since September of 2025. I have to say it was an adjustment as far as being taken care of as I was used to being independent , my overall care has been a good experience. I really enjoy the activities here and meeting other residents as well as socializing with the staff. I would definitely recommend Bridge Crest for their aftercare needs.

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S Creeden

We came in skeptical after a horrible experience elsewhere. Acknowledging the inherent challenges in nursing home care, my mom's three-week rehab stay here was generally positive: staff listened to her, adjusted meds, gave them on time; therapy improved independence and mobility; insurance was explained clearly. Nursing/social-services leads communicated with me proactively, the records person was fast, and staff generally respected her and my POA authority. It's not a flashy facility, but her experience was better than the public data suggested. If the same leadership (Jemal and Stephanie) were in place, I wouldn’t be worried about her returning in the future. Before you decide, call leadership, visit if you can, and ask direct questions about their Medicare ratings and what they’re doing to improve. Then stay involved—and pack earplugs.