Bridgepointe at Ashgrove Woods offers two primary levels of care: Assisted Living and Memory Care. Residents who need help with daily tasks receive routine assistance, while those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia benefit from dedicated Memory Care programming. The community can coordinate diabetes management and accepts residents for respite or short-term stays, making it possible for families to arrange temporary care without changing physicians. A speech therapist is available for individuals who need help maintaining or regaining communication skills.
The building is a secured community, an important measure for residents prone to wandering. On-site clinical services include incontinence management, ambulatory assistance, nurse oversight, hospice coordination, and medication management. Occupational, physical, and speech therapists schedule sessions in-house, and a visiting podiatrist addresses foot and gait concerns. The environment is designed specifically to accommodate memory loss, incorporating visual cues and easy-to-navigate common areas.
Accommodations range from private to companion suites and may include features such as pet-friendly policies, wall-to-wall carpet, outdoor views, and wheelchair-accessible showers. Not every unit offers every feature, so confirming specific needs during a tour is recommended. Parking is available for residents who still drive, and landscaped outdoor areas provide space for fresh air or supervised walks.
Meals are prepared on-site and served three times daily. The culinary team adjusts textures and portion sizes for residents who require specialized diets, including those living with diabetes or swallowing difficulties. Staff monitor intake and can coordinate with therapists when modified diets or adaptive utensils are necessary.
Residents can spend time in clubs and hobby groups, walk indoors or along outdoor paths, and join supervised social outings to nearby attractions. A designated activity center hosts sensory-based programs that support cognitive engagement, and residents cleared for outdoor time may relax in secured courtyards.