Bloom Senior Living

Excellent. 1. Every question answered. 2. [Removed] could not be nicer.

When I toured Kesslerwood Place, I thought it was very nice, but it was 3 stories. That was too much for us. The facility itself was very clean and the tour guide was informative, but it was not what we were looking for at the time.

We were well received on our tour as we looked for our mother/mother-in-law. We liked the one bedroom apartment with it's outside view and the price seemed reasonable. We would need to carefully calculate add-ons, however. Outside furnishings were a bit worn. But I don't think that would matter to her if she had an area to do some gardening. We would consider this facility if we bring our loved one to this area. The apple-pie gift for visiting was a nice touch and very tasty.

My mom is doing well and likes the community. The staff are attentive and punctual . They keep the community in good shape and clean. She is very picky eater but overall enjoys the meals. Mom is not typically a very social person but does seem to enjoy participating in some of the activities offered to the residents.

I love the staff that work at this community, they all have been wonderful to my mother and treat her just like family. She has been enjoying an occasional game of bingo as well as many outings with the other residents including the movies. The kitchen could use some overall help thought. They are very short staffed it always seems like they are running behind due to the amount of people working. They could also have more variation in the meals they prepare.

We have had a very good experience, so far. It is very clean and neat. Like all places needs some casual furniture inside and out. So good to get outside make sure enough staff is on duty especially on the memory unit. There is always room for improvement.

Much improvement in the care of their residents.

Friendly attentive staff. Nursing communicates with providers in professional manner! Promptly fashion.

It is one that makes a good attempt to cater to the many different types of people. Some who think their way is only way. I feel complete happy here.

Mom seems to be getting along with everyone at this community. I think the staff is great, however I do not think there is enough staff for the amount of residents. They are handling her medication. The maintenance staff are helpful. They offer daily activities and the staff are working on encouraging the residents to participate. Mom likes some of the food. The community seems to be clean and I would recommend it.

Harlan has been there less than a week so he's still adjusting. I couldn't be happier with his care a the "hotel" (his words). All of the staff are professional and caring. The whole area is very clean and inviting. My only disappointment is the food. It's delivered to the memory unit from the kitchen. Our first meal was cold, not luke warm, but cold. Other meals have been barely warm and not very appetizing.

We weren't there that long, just a couple of weeks. While we were there everything was fine. I don't have any complaints. I don't think there is anything to improve or be concerned about. It's a good place.

My mother is at Bloom at Belfair for about a month and a half. The facility is very well appointed and the staff and residents are very friendly, and there are many activities. On the negative side, you should know that the floor plans as provided prior to renting are not as indicated, for example the apartment we rented was shown as 460 sq ft, in actuality it is only 315. In addition, the brochure indicates that wifi is available and when asked we were told it would reach into the apartments, in actuality it does not and requires an addition payment of $80/month to the local phone company to bring broadband into the apartment. This is a significant expense for someone on a tight budget such as my mother. It is particularly annoying given that these are items that were considered in choosing between several places.

I was a brand new facility and it was lovely but I decided to choose a community where I already knew people who live there.

Beautifully clean and well-maintained community that we helped chose for my parents. Well balanced meals. They provide snacks and drinks for the residents between meals. They have plenty of activities available for the residents to participate. My parents were able to decorate their room the way they wanted to. The staff is very friendly and there seems to be good communication between staff and residents. I feel they are in a very safe environment.

Everything at this facility was just fine. The grounds are clean and the staff and residents seemed friendly. The price was not quite within our set budget, but I still would have been happy to place my friend here.

As in all facilities like this the bottom line is a factor and hinders paying or hiring enough staff and preparing and serving quality foods. It’s the problem with all for profit businesses. You always have staff that cares and works hard and staff that would rather sit and do nothing also communication is very lacking.

The tour guide let me know that on the weekends there is no available staff. I really liked that they were honest about this but, unfortunately this didn't really make me feel comfortable. Knowing that my mother would not have someone on the weekend to communicate with me if anything happened was not acceptable. It was an up-kept place but, they didn't really offer many activities.

They have activities every day for my Mother and this is what she needs with dementia. The food is wonderful and she is gaining all her weight back. The staff is very friendly and helpful and it is very clean there. I am very pleased to know my loved one has a nice place to live and can get the interaction she needs.

Make safety first. Always have the call need near the patient. If a patient has a need address it but look around and see if you there is something else the patient needs. Only leave for an emergency in another patient room. Understaffed. Like every other place, but a call light shouldn't go unchecked for an hour. Also they need to be sure and leave a way for the residents to contact staff. The staff is caring, competent, and takes their jobs seriously. They treat their patients like they were caring for their own family.