Rachyl Huddleston
May 2025
If I could leave 0 stars, I would. I do NOT recommend bringing your loved one here. My grandpa was here for 2 weeks and it was the worst. He regressed so much just in the little amount of time he was here. There are a few positive things about this place, but they definitely do not outweigh the negatives. PROS: the food was decent the physical therapy was pretty good CONS: -Medication availability - The first time he came in he was not given the right medications. It took them 4 days to figure it out and get it right. During this time, his sugar spiked very high because he was not getting his prescribed medications. He also developed pneumonia and had to go back to the hospital. He was released from the hospital on an antibiotic. When he returned to Springfield Suites/the Bridge, they did not have his medicine so they were not sure if it was given to him. They basically restarted his antibiotic and extended the duration. (He was on it for 5 days and should have only had 2 days left but had to restart and take it 5 days again). -Honesty- Like I mentioned earlier, he was admitted back to the hospital for pneumonia for 3 days. On Day 2, they called us and told us that we had to pay $350 to reserve his room for 1 day or else they were going to have to give it to someone else because they had new admissions coming in and they needed that room. According to Medicare, they are supposed to legally hold the room for 10 days. -Timing of medication- My grandpa said they would wake him up at 11 pm at night to take his nightly medications. We asked if he could be given it earlier (around dinner time) so that he could have it with food. That was not an option because of how understaffed they were. He was taking his medicine on an empty stomach and he developed Gastritis and a stomach ulcer.






