Home Nursing

Great place.. good food, cold beer... a little bed wetting but that's expected.

My mother-in-law struggles with a form of dementia that affects her balance; unfortunately, last summer she fell twice and broke her wrist and femur which challenged us to find support for her to live independently with her husband. Thankfully, we found Brightwater. The suites are huge, bright, beautiful and private and the staff is dedicated to getting know each resident on a personal level. When you're there, you feel like you're in an all-inclusive. The chefs prepare amazing meals daily and even allow for the families and friends to join in. They provide daily activities, have their own movie theatre, and even take the residents out on excursions to various restaurants and shopping malls. I constantly joke that if the company were to open up a facility like this for people 30 - 75, I would move-in in a heartbeat. If you have the opportunity to meet with the director Kim, you're in for a treat. She is a bright and empathetic individual and has created a very caring atmosphere for residents and guests alike. Her team is of the highest caliber, whether on the medical or hospitality team. I honestly can't sing their praises enough.