The Bridges at Lexington
Nurturing wellness and belonging
What memory support looks like
at Spring Oak Lexington
Purposely Designed Grounds
The Bridges is carefully designed to promote serenity and safety.
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Soothing colors and cozy common areas create a homey feel.
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Separate, intimate dining room encourages schmoozing and discreet staff support.
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Secure exits and outdoor areas guarantee safety.
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Familiarity is key
Most of our staff have been with us for years, building relationships with our residents and learning about their families, friends and favorites.
As they connect through memories and past experiences, our residents feel secure, loved, and valued.
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Music:
Music has a magical effect on people with dementia. At the Bridges, we have lots of singing, dancing and live music to stimulate memory and keep up the youthful spirit.
Gardening:
Making things grow is wondrous work. Veteran or budding green thumbs enjoy the therapeutic joy of making our vegetables grow and our flowers bloom.
Cooking & Baking:
Good company in the kitchen never tasted better. Measuring and chopping like they used to, give our residents the satisfaction and independence of cooking.
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Arts:
Creative expression has a unique soothing effect. Artists and amateurs alike enjoy experimenting with colors, textures and techniques.
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Religious services:
Faith and religion nurture feelings of belonging and security. Residents come alive during our weekly services, finding solace and joy in familiar hymns and Bible passages.
“Spring Oak was here for me when I needed them.”
“Spring Oak was here for me when I needed them. Living here is like having lots of brothers and sisters. I would recommend Spring Oak to others.“
Julie Wood
Spring Oak Berlin Family Member
“Extremely passionate about the residents”
“My father, Ron. B, was a resident for close to 7 years here and loved it very much. Especially, his aide who he referred to as CC, plus the two cleaning ladies that cleaned during the day. Spring Oak is a diamond in the rough. Sherry the director is extremely passionate about the residents and does her best to make them happy.”
Julie Wood
Spring Oak Berlin Family Member
“Mom has been happy and content.”
“My mother has lived in the Memory Care unit for the past couple of years and has been happy and content which makes me feel the same. There have been management changes but everyone has continued to be helpful and easy to work with. Cindy up front is wonderful! They take groups out for different trips- to restaurants, the fair, the museum, and other destinations. Overall, I know my mother is safe and taken care of and that gives me great peace of mind.”
Stephanie Belcher
Daughter of Lexington Memory Care Resident
“They took care of him in many ways.”
“My father-in-law was here for 10 months. He had dementia, but was able to live in his own Assisted Living apartment since he was not a flight risk.
They took care of him in many ways. When he was put on hospice, they worked directly with the hospice house. They let him pass calmly in his own apartment. I am forever grateful!”
Jackie Arneson
Daughter-in-law of Lexington Resident
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