Frequently Asked Questions
Which types of apartment floor plans are available in the Bridges neighborhood?
The Bridges neighborhood offers studio and one bedroom floor plans. Both are easy to navigate and have a private bathroom. Give us a call to set up a tour and see for yourself!
At which stage should someone with dementia move into the Bridges neighborhood in Tampa, FL?
If you have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, or another type of dementia, you may find everyday tasks becoming difficult. The Bridges program provides the perfect option for seniors who are in the early stages of the disease and would benefit from the additional cognitive features, socialization, and support.
What’s the difference between a nursing home and the Bridges neighborhood at Arbor Terrace Citrus Park?
The Bridges neighborhood offers a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere specifically designed for seniors in the early stages of cognitive decline. It offers cognitive stimulation, structure and safety, while balancing independence and autonomy. A nursing home in Tampa, FL often feels clinical and strict, with a higher level of hands-on care. Some residents feel they have strict schedules and limited privacy.
How can the Bridges neighborhood be paid for?
The Bridges neighborhood is generally a private pay care option, but there may be programs available to help offset the cost of care. These programs might include Veterans Services, like the Aide and Attendance program, or a long term care insurance policy.
What types of features are in place to keep residents safe in the Bridges neighborhood?
The Bridges neighborhood features secured entrances and exits, a senior friendly design that is easy to navigate as well as staff trained to support those living with the early stages of dementia. The programs offered are planned to support the physical and mental wellness of the residents. There is also an emergency response system in place in case of emergencies, and qualified caregivers and nurses are on hand around the clock.