Frequently Asked Questions
Which types of apartment floor plans are available in the Bridges neighborhood?
Apartment floor plans in the Bridges neighborhood are designed for comfort and convenience. There are three options available - a one-bedroom, a private two-bedroom, or a shared two-bedroom. Give us a call to learn what’s available today, or stop in to explore your options.
At which stage should someone with dementia move into the Bridges neighborhood?
The Bridges neighborhood is specifically designed for individuals living with early stages of dementia or mild memory loss. The goal of the program is to provide more structure and support than traditional assisted living, those less structure than a memory care neighborhood.
What’s the difference between a nursing home and the Bridges neighborhood at Arbor Terrace Mount Laurel?
The Bridges neighborhood is a one-of-a-kind program found specifically at Arbor Terrace Mount Laurel. It offers individuals with mild memory loss a supportive and structured environment that values their independence. Residents can receive some assistance with daily living tasks and housekeeping, within the privacy of their own apartment.
A nursing home may provide care to individuals living with dementia, but their care level needs are generally higher. Nursing home care is a good fit for someone with a high level of complex, medical care needs.
How can the Bridges neighborhood be paid for?
The Bridges neighborhood is found within an assisted living community and is generally a private pay care option. However, there may be some programs available to help cover the cost of care - such as Veteran’s Services and long-term care insurance policies. Learn more about paying for assisted living care, here.
What types of features are in place to keep residents safe in the Bridges neighborhood?
The Bridges neighborhood offers additional safety features, compared to traditional assisted living. Some of these safety features include a senior-friendly design that is easy for residents to navigate, and secured entrances and exits to reduce the risk of wandering and becoming lost.