Bridges By EPOCH at Sudbury

Larry Heier 

on Google

a month ago

Our Dad was living in his apartment with full-time Aides mostly isolated from the community at his independent/assisted living complex. We made the difficult decision to move him to a memory care unit and found Bridges was the best fit for his needs. He was able to enjoy the daily activities (especially music) and the staff was attentive and excellent with the residents. Thank you Bridges for taking care of Dad and helping us navigate the complex issues of Dementia and care of loved ones. 

Bob Bob 

on Google

2 months ago

Ms. Christine Brooks is a very helpful and kind individual! I just wanted to make a review to thank her and say that she was a pleasure! 

Lisa Avanzato-Ushkurnis 

on Google

2 months ago

Sharon Loveridge has a calming presence with the families that she works with. She provides just the right amount of dementia education. Sharon speaks to both the care-partner and the person with dementia with respect and clarity. She clearly contributes to the mission of Bridges ! 

CaHaMa 

on Google

2 months ago

My father was not doing well at his former memory care facility and was declining rapidly. The staff there insisted it was time to hire a full-time aide until he could be moved to a nursing home. I felt strongly that was not the right move for him and quickly began looking for a better solution. I reached out to a highly respected health care worker for advice. She suggested I take a tour at Bridges at Sudbury, so I did. During the tour, it honestly seemed too good to be true. The atmosphere, the staff, the food, and activit... read more

Maura Matarese: Psychotherapist, Author, Speaker 

on Google

5 months ago

I tried to take care of my dad when he first developed dementia. He wanted to stay at home, but it became too unsafe for him. He first tried assisted living at a different facility, but he actually got worse there- as he really needed memory care. After moving into Bridges, he seems so much more alert and also so happy. They keep him physically and mentally active and it has made a huge difference! After his first couple of weeks at Bridges, I asked him “how they were treating him?” and his response was, “like a king!”. And ... read more