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Bridge Senior Care

Planning the Next Step in Care — With Confidence and Compassion

Deciding how and where a loved one should receive care is one of the most emotional and complex decisions a family can face. At Bridge Senior Care, we help you navigate these moments with clarity, compassion, and hands-on support.



Whether you're exploring long-term in-home care options or facing the possibility of a transition to assisted living, we’re here to guide you through every step — helping you make informed decisions that reflect your loved one’s values, needs, and comfort.

Serving families across Marysville and St. Clair County, Bridge Senior Care is more than a care provider — we’re a trusted resource for planning what comes next.

When Is It Time to Plan for Long-Term Care?

There’s no perfect time to start planning — but starting early can make all the difference. You may want to consider long-term care support if your loved one:



• Has a chronic condition that’s worsening over time
• Needs help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or medication
• Lives alone and is at risk of falls or emergencies
• Has memory loss that requires supervision or structure
• Is being cared for by a family member who is overwhelmed or burned out
• Has returned home from the hospital and needs continuing support
• Is considering a move to assisted living but isn't ready

Our role is to help you weigh your options, understand available services, and determine what care model fits your situation best.

Thinking About Assisted Living? We Can Help You Plan the Transition.

For some families, assisted living becomes the most appropriate option — especially if home care is no longer safe or sustainable. Bridge Senior Care offers:



• Pre-transition support – Helping you evaluate when a move may be needed
• Resource referrals – Recommending local assisted living communities we trust
• Coordination with families – Helping with emotional preparation and logistics
• Bridge care – Temporary in-home care until a move can be made
• Post-move support – Continued companionship or transportation if needed

We don’t pressure clients to choose one option over another — instead, we focus on helping you understand what’s best for your loved one, and how to make it as smooth and respectful as possible.

Private, Non‑Medicare Long-Term Care Support at Home

Many seniors prefer to age in place — but families worry about how to maintain safety, health, and connection over time. Bridge Senior Care offers non-Medicare, long-term in-home care plans designed for flexibility and peace of mind.



Services may include:

• Personal care (bathing, grooming, dressing)
• Medication reminders and wellness checks
• Meal planning and light housekeeping
• Mobility and fall prevention assistance
• Memory care and cognitive support
• Companionship and mental stimulation
• 24/7 supervision or live-in care

These plans are customized for each client and regularly adjusted as needs evolve. We also help families understand how long-term care insurance can be used to fund services.

Why Families Trust Bridge Senior Care

Since 2016, we’ve helped hundreds of families across St. Clair County plan and manage long-term care with empathy and professionalism.



What sets us apart:

• Local and family-owned — Not a franchise
• Personalized care plans based on real needs
• No Medicare limitations or rigid service restrictions
• Licensed, insured, and consistent caregivers
• Access to 24/7 care when needed
• Supportive guidance through life’s most emotional transitions

We’re not just here to provide care — we’re here to help you understand what’s possible.

Private Pay and Long-Term Care Insurance Accepted

Unlike Medicare-restricted programs, Bridge Senior Care works with private pay clients and long-term care insurance policies, giving your family:



• More flexibility in services and scheduling
• The ability to adjust care plans over time
• Broader options for chronic condition or memory care
• Less red tape and fewer eligibility limitations

We can also help you understand what’s covered, how to submit claims, and how to align your policy with care needs.

Frequently Asked Questions