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Care Team Home Care of Leesburg
908 W. Dixie Avenue, Leesburg, FL 34748
Life Alert
Serving the Orlando area.
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phone:
Main - 407-384-5858
Fax - 407-384-8810
- Address:
- 3201 Rouse Rd Orlando, FL 32817
- Link:
- Categories
- Assisted Living & Elder Care Services, Assisted Living Facilities
- AKA
The Bridge at Orlando
The Bridge Assisted Living
General Info
Established in 2001, The Bridge at Orlando is a long-term care facility that offers assisted living services. It provides assistance with daily living activities, such as bathing, dressing, grooming and personal hygiene. The Bridge at Orlando also offers on-site physical therapy, medication management, nutritional and personal care services. It provides opportunities for socialization and active lifestyle maintenance. The facility offers a variety of programs that focus on the physical, intellectual, emotional, spiritual and social well-being of its residents. Additionally, it offers housekeeping, transportation, emergency response, facility maintenance, and personal laundry and linen services. The facility features a library, gym, beauty salon, barbershop, dining room, movie theater, and residential accommodations. The Bridge at Orlando is located in Orlando, Fla., and is a part of Century Park Associates, which is a senior living and health care services provider.
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Very rude staff. I'd hate to see how they treat residents!
The best facility in town. Best state survey according to public record.
Thank you for the great service!
I would not trust my dog to the Bridge at Orlando. Unfortunately I trusted my father to them. The night staff of the Bridge at Orlando made the decision during their 11-7 shift to leave my father on the floor after he fell and they had difficulty getting him up. They were supposedly checking on him through the night because he was sick. I arrived at 7:30 AM and found him naked from the waist down shaking and conscious yet unresponsive on the floor with an obvious head injury. The staff said they had left him there 'comfortably with a pillow and blanket. What health care professional, the medicine tech in this case, leaves an 86 year old man on the floor and walks off? Apparently the oncoming RN was not concerned because after hearing about him on the floor at 7 AM report did not check on him. In fact it took 45 minutes of paging and searching for her before she even appeared. I had already called 911. The RN said to me there was no need to check on him. He died a month later after suffering in the hospital and never regaining his right mind.