Dining
Meal preparation and service
Orlando, FL
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Orlando, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityThe Bridge at Orlando in Orlando, Florida, offers assisted living. The community describes its approach as helping with daily activities while encouraging residents to remain as independent as possible. Assistance listed includes bathing, dressing, and medication management, with services tailored to personal needs and interests. Its website lists staffing around the clock and regular monitoring of residents’ health and well-being. Other care listings mention a 24-hour call system, supervision, transfer assistance, and nursing for 12–16 hours. They also list incontinence and diabetes care, support for non-ambulatory residents, and respite or short-term stays.
Available residences include studio and one-bedroom apartments. Listings describe furnished units with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, plus cable television, air conditioning, telephones, and Wi-Fi. An emergency alert system is listed, as are wheelchair accessibility and accessible showers. Cats and dogs are permitted. Apartments are complemented by shared spaces, including a private dining room, library, game room, movie theater, activity and arts rooms, and areas with a piano and fireplace. Resident parking is also listed.
Meals are served in a dining room; listings describe restaurant-style service, all-day dining, meal preparation, and guest meals. Listed choices include vegetarian, low- or no-sodium, sugar-free, diabetes-conscious, and allergy-sensitive options. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are listed by the community, along with scheduled transportation. A directory also lists complimentary transportation and move-in coordination. A barber or beauty salon is among the on-site amenities.
The community’s calendar is described as including social, educational, fitness, wellness, and cultural activities or outings. Listed programs include exercise and stretching, dancing, gardening, cooking demonstrations, arts and crafts, live music, card games, and theater outings. Other scheduled events include karaoke, trivia, holiday parties, and Wii bowling. Fitness and recreation listings also include a fitness room, exercise programs, and a spa, sauna, or wellness room. One directory notes English- and Spanish-language options.
Outdoor features listed include a garden, courtyard, walking paths, and common areas. These complement indoor gathering places for activities and informal time. Directory listings also include Protestant and Catholic services and devotional activities, both on site and off site, as well as outdoor programs and day trips.
The community’s website says the building was remodeled and reopened following a difficult period after Hurricane Ian. Nearby destinations listed include a pharmacy about 1.2 miles away, a physician’s office about 1.4 miles away, and Florida Hospital East Orlando about 5.1 miles away. Another nearby hospital listing places the Orlando Veterans Affairs Medical Center about 6 miles away. These local services are separate from the care and amenities described at the community.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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“Everything about The Bridge is awesome. All the staff are extremely professional and dedicated to providing the absolute best service to the residents. They show they sincerely care about all the residents and treat them as family. The Bridge is clean and friendly. I highly recommend The Bridge of Orlando.”
Monthly rates starting at
$4,087 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,087 |
| One bedroom | $4,904 |
| Studio | $5,313 |
After spending time around this community, the biggest concern was the apparent lack of ethical decision-making from leadership. There seemed to be a stronger focus on filling vacancies than ensuring residents were truly appropriate for the environment and level of care being offered. That kind of approach impacts everyone in the building, including other residents whose comfort and safety should come first. Combined with the extremely high turnover, it creates the impression of a community operating in constant reaction mode rather than with stable leadership and thoughtful planning. Based…
After spending time around this community, the biggest concern was the apparent lack of ethical decision-making from leadership. There seemed to be a stronger focus on filling vacancies than ensuring residents were truly appropriate for the environment and level of care being offered. That kind of approach impacts everyone in the building, including other residents whose comfort and safety should come first. Combined with the extremely high turnover, it creates the impression of a community operating in constant reaction mode rather than with stable leadership and thoughtful planning. Based on what I observed, I personally would not feel comfortable placing my own mother or father in this community.
Everything about The Bridge is awesome. All the staff are extremely professional and dedicated to providing the absolute best service to the residents. They show they sincerely care about all the residents and treat them as family. The Bridge is clean and friendly. I highly recommend The Bridge of Orlando.
Beautiful place with lots of caring hearts! Excellent customer service and exceptionally impeccable facility.
The staff at The Bridge have been so wonderful and helpful in helping place my Aunt and Uncle. From Ginny at reception to Amy and Katrina, they all have been so welcoming and encouraging during a difficult time. We have no doubt this will be a perfect home for them to start their next chapter.
Great place to live
The facility is very clean and bright. High ceilings, large windows, and nice furnishings. The staff have been so helpful and accessible, answering emails very quickly and making suggestions for my dad. Im super impressed with the physician group they use for their medical care. The PA spoke with me for a half hour about my dad's care and made sure she understood his history. Highly reccomend.
I like The Bridge at Orlando. The place is outstanding, but it's just very pricey. They're very friendly, knowledgeable, very professional, and very open. They know what they're doing, and they know their job very well. The structure is very well kept, very ample, very comfortable, very clean, and very well kept inside and out. The size of the rooms was standard. They are the same as all the other facilities that I toured, but they are comfortable, and the size is enough for one person.
Overall, we have been very pleased as a family regarding our mom’s experiences in the first month. There are certainly things we should have better prepared ourselves; understanding the care plan better, knowing who to contact, how to support our mom to help her acclimate. The team at the Bridge have been very helpful and everyone at the facility genuinely cares about their residents. Another “need to know” is better understand our long term care insurance policy. It’s a lot to balance the facility, the insurance company, the care providers, and the family. Lots to consider and how to succeed in securing the benefit that we have planned for.
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