Century Park Associates

We are soooo grateful for The Bridge and their amazing staff. They have bent over backwards to assist us in getting the details arranged for moving my Great aunt and Uncle into their apartment and care at The Bridge. The environment is bright and cheery, the food is gourmet, the caregivers are excellent and very attentive and patient. The all inclusive arrangements are sso affordable compared to other facilities, and the atmosphere is so welcoming...it feels like a luxurious home. The transportation and arrangements for therapies and Medical appts are set up as needed by the staff at the Bridge..as well as opportunities for social outings and shopping as well. We count our blessings that we were referred to the Bridge! Thank you!

We were doing this on the benefit of our neighbor and he's there now. I guess it's okay. He's there and we haven't been over to see him yet because we've had some things of our own to deal with but I did get to visit before he moved in. I thought it was great. It's very clean has a very good staff. They have tons of activities. I think it was a great place. It's beautiful. We ate in the cafeteria and it was great.

I looked at 4 different assisted living communities in an area near my home for my 88 year old mother. I am very happy with the choice of Cascade Park. The staff is very friendly and know all the residents by name. My mother needs lots of care and the staff does well in keeping up with her needs. If a problem seems to arise, it is immediately corrected. There are plenty of activities so one can be as interactive as they would like to be (with encouragement to interface.)

It is a clean great place that is affordable! the unit is larger and very nice! Mother seems to be do OK! I am so lucky to have found such a Great place! the people who work here really care and are very good at communicating !

It's a great community. It's really nice and the staff is just awesome. They have plenty of activities for those that wish to participate. The staff is really good and it's more like a big family. We are pleased with Cherry Creek and would recommend it to anyone.

This is a purpose built community that was built for assisted living. The community runs like clock work, they have a routine and you know what to expect. We wish money was not an issue because we would have loved to stay here, but it was just out of our budget. It is a very good community that we would recommend to anyone that could fit it into their budget.

I recently was invited and attended a very informative educational workshop about how to keep your heart and arteries healthy. The speaker, Dr. Tehrani, delivered a most informative and engaging seminar. The lunch provided was amazing! It was eloquently served by an attentive wait staff. I sat at a large round table covered in fine linens and a beautiful flower arrangement. After conversing with several satisfied residents at my table, I felt compelled to take a tour and see what they were talking about. The 'no pressure' tour was given by the Sales and Marketing Director who showed me several well-decorated models and explained all the amenities that were included. It is my advice that if you are ever invited to a function at Garden Plaza or get the chance to see this amazing place, it is well-worth your time! The Garden Plaza Community and its staff were so welcoming. I have been invited back to their weekly Friday Friends and Family event where I have been promised live entertainment, appetizers, drinks and a buffet dinner afterwards! I will be moving in as soon as my home sells.

The food was the biggest reason we moved our parents to this community. They have a wider variety and work with us to meet our mother’s dietary needs. We were able to get a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment for about the same price for a 1 bedroom 1 bathroom apartment at a different community. It is about $2,100 a month for the 2 bed 2 bath apartment. The residents seem happy to be here at Cherry Creek they would come up to us and introduce themselves and tell us about the community. The only thing they could use is better walking paths there is just not much to them like at a previous community.

I went to a lot of places and I initially liked The Bridge because the apartments had a new fell to them. Some of the other places looked a bit old. The Bridge is bright, light, and airy; it drew me in. Other places were $1000 more for a view but you had to be able to stand up to see the view, and the carpet was unappealing in other places. The Bridge cleans the main hallway's carpet periodically, but it maybe could use cleaning more often, it's a light color so it shows more traffic easily. There are only 25 residents at The Bridge, so it's small but they can hold more residents. The apartment rent and care services are all including in one fee, unlike mom's previous home that charged for every additional service. If she needs help dressing the staff meets that need without charging extra. Another thing they do which is really good is they have certain medicines on hand and as long as the resident's doctor has preapproved their use, the staff can administer anti-diarrhea or constipation medicine if it is unexpectedly needed. I was really impressed by that. And because The Bridge is a smaller facility everyone, or mostly everyone, eats all at the same time. The staff rounds up all the residents so that they don't miss their meals. They also offer hospice care here. The great thing about The Bridge is they offer care where it is needed; they know and understand my concerns and what I think my mom needs in the way of services.

We chose this community because we have had previous family members stay here. We have always had good experiences and they continue to get better. Our loved one is starting to socialize more and more so it makes us happy we chose Cherry Creek. It is located in a residential community. We are very happy with it and would absolutely recommend it to anyone

We chose Cherry Creek because it was the best fit for my mother-in-law. She no longer drives and they offer transportation servies, also the location is only about ten minutes from us. She really likes it, and if she is happy, we are happy!

Very nice with qualified staff. We are considering this one. Only concern is bathroom accessibility for wheelchairs. Aking for a modification.

I liked it!

The tour w/staff was great. Found the place to be warm & inviting and the residents looked happy and were very friendly. Seems like a very good deal for the price.Had a 2nd visit on Sat. and took him for lunch this time with staff. Visit was wonderful and think he liked it! Thinking about putting $ down to reserve. Not a better deal around!

Has options for meal plans. The two bedroom looks like a very good value. Not as new as Coventry, but very nice.

I moved my parents into Westside Garden Plaza on 08/11/11. We still have a lot of boxes to unpack so that they can move in the apartment.

Everything is wonderful about this place.

I like the "options" of the level of care that can be chosen to fit our parents needs

Nice! Reminded me of a luxury hote.

The Bridge is okay, but communication is an issue. If you want to make sure your person is getting the best care, you need to be involved. Follow up and make sure what they understand is understood by each department and not just one person. I know part of that is turnover, but a big piece is when they sit down and got through an entire list of what your loved one likes and needs help with. It doesn't always get communicated to the people who are actually doing the job. Everyone is really nice and I haven't had anyone be unpleasant. Communication seems to be an issue and I know that's everywhere because everyone is busy, but that to me, is the biggest piece. It's just a matter of being involved, but that's anywhere. You can't just hand your loved one over and say here she is, while expecting to receive everything. It's only been a couple of months, but there are things we specifically asked for that are not the "norm". If you have something like that, you have to be on top of that. They take care of her; they check on her, take her blood pressure and everything else they do on regular basis. If there are specific things you want to have happen with your loved one, be involved and reiterate those things. The nurses, aides, staff, and everyone is great. I've had no issue with anyone. They have however many residents and it's hard for one person to understand what all the idiosyncrasy of what all those residents need. Due to turnovers and shift changes, I make it a point to be there once or twice a week to check on her and see if she needs anything, or if there are any maintenance issues that need to be addressed. In general, the interaction I've seen between residents and staff have all been positive. They have been very helpful of other residents, as I've seen. If you want it to happen, make sure you follow up. Everyone you see is well taken care of. One thing I like is that if they don't come down for meals, one of the aides will come up and get them for mealtime. If you don't want to come down, they will bring a meal up to her, just to make sure she has a meal available. You have to be your loved ones advocate if you want your loved one to receive the best care possible. If you want to make sure what you want is happening, be their advocate.