Brightview Westminster Ridge - Senior Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care

Nina Ram (Nina Ram's Cell)

Jul 2026

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I may be moving there in the far distant future(as I have early Alzheimers). It appears to be a beautiful place to live out my life!

Ronald Hebert

Mar 2026

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This facility is excellent with a great staff and great food that is restaurant quality. The rooms are very spacious with excellent grounds for visiting the guests.

Irene Smith-Parran

Mar 2026

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Thus place is awesome and you walk away feeling the staff cares about their tenant's needs.

Tina Dixon

Feb 2026

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I was there to take my grandson for a interview!I walked my little dog around the nice sidewalks It looks like a nice place and as I walked I noticed that some people who live there have dogs too. That's important glad to know they are pet friendly.

Richard Portner

Jan 2026

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My wife, a late-stage Alzheimer's patient, was admitted to the Brightview Memory Care unit in August. I selected Brightview based on its strong reputation, professional staff, and quality facilities. Prior to admission, I specifically inquired about the use of bed guardrails. Management informed me that Brightview discouraged their use, citing difficulties with linen changes. So I purchased a hospital bed without guardrails.<br>Within 3-4 weeks of her admission, my wife experienced her first fall from the bed. She had a big bump on her head and was rushed via ambulance to the hospital for extensive testing to rule out a hematoma. About a week later, she fell out of bed again, leaving a pool of blood on the floor. Again she was rushed to the hospital. She received three staples in her head after enduring more than six hours of testing and medical procedures. The following week, she fell a third time, though she was determined to be uninjured, and didn’t require hospitalization.<br>Following the third incident, I confronted management. They advised me to purchase a long body pillow as a preventative measure. I immediately purchased the pillow and placed it on the bed’s edge. My wife did not experience any subsequent falls. Sadly, she passed away a few weeks later. While my grief is primarily focused on the loss of my wife of 40 years, I cannot dismiss the possibility that these repeated falls may have accelerated her decline. Why didn’t management advise me to get a bed pillow sooner? Patient care is the essence, the very purpose of their existence.<br>To anyone considering admission to Brightview, make sure your loved one has a bed with guardrails or a body pillow on day one. You don’t want to see your loved one lying on a hospital bed frightened and crying in pain with IVs, catheters and monitoring devices all over his or her body as I did.