The Bridges at Mission
The Bridges at Mission

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Welcome/Overview

The Bridges at Mission is the Valley’s expert in Alzheimer’s Assisted Living and is licensed to provide both Alzheimer’s and Traditional Care.

Our caring and knowledgeable staff, wide range of available activities, FIXED monthly rate, safe and secure environment, state-of-the-art technology, and location next door to Mission Hospital, make us the best possible option when it comes to Assisted Living.

The Bridges offers Alzheimer’s Support Groups once a month free and open to the public.

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MISSION STATEMENT
To provide expert and affordable care to the elderly and those afflicted with Alzheimer’s and or Dementia in a safe, nurturing and cheerful environment.

John Beaman
General Partner at The Bridges at Mission

Google Review Highlights – 4.8 stars

  • “My mother is in the best and safest place possible.” – Blanca Davis
  • “Being out of town, it was always nice to know that mom was well cared for.” – Ron Kilby
  • “My husband is doing much better in their care than he was at home, and he actually likes it there.” – Sylvia C

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Signature Programs

-Visual Arts. To exercise their creative selves through painting and exhibit their art on the walls gives our residents joy, pride, and a language through which to express themselves.

-Circle of Joy. A research-based program that brings our residents together with drums and other instruments, to make music, connect, and exercise body, mind and spirit and have fun.

-Alzheimer’s Support Group. Every first Wednesday of the month, at 2:00 pm. We encourage you to come!

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Alzheimer’s Support Group

Caregiving doesn’t just mean taking care of someone suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. It is important that you remember to take care of yourself too. It is normal to feel overwhelmed at times by all of the added responsibilities of being a caregiver. This can take a significant toll on your physical and emotional wellbeing. That’s why you need to attend a SUPPORT GROUP. Educating yourself on Alzheimer’s can help you feel more confident and empowered when caring for your loved one.