The Bridge at Longmont

The Bridge at Longmont sits along Pratt Street in Longmont, Colorado, and offers a mix of care options all in one place, so if someone needs independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or continuing care, they don't have to leave the community when their needs change, and the team-led by Executive Director Meredith Brady, who has experience with memory care, assisted living, skilled nursing, and hospice-pays close attention to each resident, making sure there's help with things like bathing or medications when needed and more independence for those who want it. The grounds have well-kept courtyards, walking paths, gardens, a shaded gazebo, a bird house, and water fountains facing the scenic views of the nearby Rocky Mountains, so residents who enjoy the outdoors or gardening find plenty of inviting places to sit and relax, while a covered porch, terrace, and patio offer more spots to spend time outside, and the parking lot out front makes visits easier. Inside, there are cozy lounges with fireplaces, comfortable seating, and pleasant décor, and the dining rooms bring a touch of elegance with set tables, folded napkins, china, and fresh flowers-plus there's a snack area with a popcorn machine and a communal ice cream parlor for those who like treats, and the kitchenettes in the private resident suites have a mini-fridge, microwave, sink, and a little dining table so residents have some flexibility with meals. The facility also provides a wide range of activities, from bingo and games to special programs-there's a regular calendar of social, recreational, and educational events aimed at keeping everyone engaged-plus there are devotional services, a beautician, on-site meals, transportation to doctor's appointments or shopping, and both indoor and outdoor common areas so there's always something to do. The staff gives skilled care around the clock, so if there's need for help with memory loss disorders like Alzheimer's, their memory care program is built to support those residents, while skilled nursing and rehabilitation services come through the Life Care Center of Longmont affiliate right on the same campus, and the Accushield system helps manage who comes and goes, with visitor tracking and health safety screening to keep everyone safer. Residents' opinions matter here, as feedback is collected to keep improving services, and the community has earned recognition as a 2022-2023 U.S. News & World Report best assisted living community. Housekeeping, maintenance, meals, activities, and other supports are part of daily life, so residents can focus on what they enjoy, knowing that their needs and comfort are a priority at The Bridge at Longmont, which is managed by Century Park Associates and sits in a quiet residential part of town.