What Our Families Say

Bridges provided excellent care to my grandmother in the couple of years she spent under their supervision. She’d been to 2 other facilities prior to Bridges, and both were problematic in terms of level of care, and especially regarding their memory/dementia care, which my grandmother required. Bridges were the only ones who provided actual stimulating activities for her every day. She attended as many as she was physically able to. She absolutely loved interacting with all the staff, who were all very sweet and friendly.

Thanks to all at Bridges for your care and humanity for my grandmother and all residents. All facilities should be like them.

– Family of Bridges® Trumbull resident

We cannot say enough good things about Bridges at Trumbull. From the moment we walked through the doors, we felt a sense of warmth, professionalism, and genuine compassion. The team goes above and beyond to ensure that every resident is treated with dignity, patience, and personalized attention.

Our loved one has not only received exceptional care but has truly thrived in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment. The community is always clean, beautifully maintained, and thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of individuals with memory challenges. The Director of Activities is AMAZING! They have meaningful programs that are adapted to each resident’s abilities, helping them feel connected and valued.

The Executive Director has been consistent and reassuring to us and other families. We always feel informed and included in care decisions. Knowing our loved one is in such capable and loving hands brings us immeasurable peace of mind.

Highly recommend this community to anyone seeking compassionate, professional memory care for a loved one.

Family of Bridges® Trumbull resident

My mom is in Bridges by EPOCH at Trumbull. It’s all excellent. We were very impressed. It’s very clean. They have a lot of programs that deal with memory care. The food is excellent. I give it two thumbs up. My mom likes listening to music. She’s got dementia very badly, so that is pretty much what she does there. Her room is very nice and very clean. She has a room for a bed and some other furniture. There’s a big closet, a sink, and a bathroom in there.

They baked us an apple pie after we went to visit, and that was very good. But they will prepare anything she wants. If she likes blueberries, they’ll go get her blueberries. They’re very accommodating.

– Pam, Daughter of Bridges® at Trumbull Resident

I normally don’t write many Google reviews but because of the exceptional service that the entire Bridges staff has provided (and is providing) to me and my uncle, I really feel it’s necessary to share my experience with this special place for anyone who is currently looking into long-term care for their loved one and is considering Bridges.

My uncle has Parkinson’s Disease with Lewy Body Dementia and was only recently diagnosed with LBD a few weeks before he moved into Bridges. It was a stressful time for me because I had just been appointed POA and there were so many things going on that needed to be taken care of; paperwork, POA related issues like taking over bill payments, etc., finding places to look at where he could go to live and get appropriate care after hospital discharge, trying to work with social workers/case managers to try and find out his official diagnoses so I could pinpoint exactly what type of long-term care we’d need to look into for him, etc. It was completely overwhelming and I felt so lost and defeated. I had looked at a few places to get my uncle into once he was ready to leave the hospital but nothing seemed like a good fit until…

I pulled up to Bridges, and just as I walked through the front door of the beautiful building, I was greeted by a woman named Susan. I didn’t know it, but she was an angel. We chatted for a while about the facility and what they could offer my uncle and she gave me a tour. She was so friendly and understanding and really made me feel like she cared. (She even sent me home with a warm apple pie!) I told her I wasn’t sure if my uncle would be able to live there because his needs were more than what an average assisted living place typically could handle. Susan reassured me that he could. She asked me for some basic information and took the reins, which really helped me to feel calm, cool and collected and eased my mind about everything going on.

Thank you for welcoming B and me into the Bridges community. And for being an ear to listen to when I am struggling. Although I wish things were different, I sleep every night knowing B is safe.

– K, Wife of Bridges® at Trumbull Resident

Just want to say “Thank you” for all that you did to make the Bridges an enjoyable experience for my mom. It is greatly appreciated.

– Barbara, Daughter of Bridges® at Trumbull Resident