What makes Bridgeway Pointe different from other assisted-living residences?
Bridgeway Pointe is a unique blend of services designed for senior and non-senior adults who need assistance with the activities of daily living. The health and wellness focus of this program introduces the added benefit of a customized education and fitness program.

What do the monthly fees include?
Bridgeway Pointe's monthly fees include an array of personal care services. Three meals daily, weekly housekeeping, 24 hour urgent call system, round-the-clock on-site staff, utilities, cable television and other maintenance services are all included at an affordable monthly fee. When comparing the cost of living at home with the comprehensive fees at Bridgeway Pointe, we know you'll be very pleased with the affordability of Bridgeway Pointe!

Is there any public assistance to pay for my care at Bridgeway Pointe?
Bridgeway Pointe is a non-profit private-pay residence. Public funds are generally not available to pay for room and board in an assisted-living situation. However, we have identified some subsidies available to veterans and others that can help defray costs. Medicare may reimburse for some ancillary services. We recognize that some prospective residents may be on limited incomes and we have designed our programs and services to meet a variety of medical and personal care needs with the goal of keeping the monthly fees as low as possible.

If I need additional care, may I stay at Bridgeway Pointe?
We understand that you wish to choose a place to live which offers security for today and tomorrow. At Bridgeway Pointe, we will assist you in determining what services are needed to ensure that you are living safely and securely. Many options are available to increase the level of care to effectively meet the changing needs of our residents.

I am under age 60. May I live at Bridgeway Pointe?
We are pleased to serve adults of all ages who desire to live in an assisted living residence. Our services and care programs are customized to meet individual needs, with focus on rehabilitation and recovery. Seniors and nonseniors benefit from this focus.