EP•OCH (‘epək)
A Period in a Person’s Life Marked by Notable Events or Characteristics
At Bridges® by EPOCH at Westford, our specially trained professionals share one important mission – to mark this period in our residents’ lives with notable moments of purpose, joy and peace not ordinarily associated with memory loss.
Our comprehensive memory care services and individualized life-enrichment programs recognize and adapt to the unique challenges of dementia, enabling residents to live with confidence and fulfillment in daily life.
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Remarkable People. Exceptional Memory Care.
Remarkable residents deserve exceptional memory care. At Bridges® by EPOCH at Westford, our residents are teachers, entrepreneurs, mothers, artists, doctors … and all have inspiring stories to share that have shaped who they are.
Our dedicated team members forge meaningful relationships with our residents every day. They learn their likes, dislikes, strengths, and preferences. Bridges® delivers a person-centered, compassionate approach to memory care that greatly improves the quality of life for our residents.
Residents Thrive at Bridges®
So much more than a safe place to live, Bridges® by EPOCH at Westford is a memory care assisted living community that features an engaging lifestyle that enhances self-esteem and encourages independence and choice. Our beautiful community is exclusively designed to support the unique needs of those with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, offering around-the-clock care with licensed nursing support, nutritious dining and comprehensive wellness programs.
Our memory care residents have the specialized support and assistance they need to age in place with comfort and dignity. It’s true peace of mind for families in Westford, Chelmsford, Lowell, Acton, Littleton, Dracut and surrounding areas.
Bridges Moments
After researching and visiting 16 different facilities, I placed my mother at Bridges in Westford in May 2018 as it offered her the best environment, daily activities/ lifestyle, and engaged, loving care for someone with dementia. I like to visit my mother a lot (10-12 hours a week) so I ...