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Eileen Kwak, Executive Director

Eileen Kwak

Who would think that on a Friday night we would have two such beautiful animals for us to enjoy! A special thank you to Mr S for offering to share his families animals with us!
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Eileen Kwak, Executive Director

Eileen Kwak

Saint Edwards Church had a blessing of the animals this evening and then we were lucky enough to have these two beautiful visitors. Thank you to Mr. S and his family! Bickford of Chesterfield
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Eileen Kwak, Executive Director

Eileen Kwak

Who would think that on a Friday night we would have two such beautiful animals for us to enjoy! A special thank you to Mr S for offering to share his families animals with us!
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Samantha Matthews, Happiness Coordinator

Samantha Matthews

At Bickford of Chesterfield, we embrace the advancements in medical care that offer new beginnings for so many. Dementia is a condition that affects not just memory but also one’s personality and emotional well-being. For Miss B, the reality of living with dementia was compounded by episodes of psychosis that included vivid hallucinations and intense feelings of paranoia. At times, she would express fear over imagined threats, leading to confusion and distress that not only affected her but also deeply impacted her caregivers and daily care. Miss B’s days were often filled with uncertainty. The once vibrant woman, known for her love of gardening and HGTV, found herself trapped in a fog of confusion. Her family and caregivers worked tirelessly to provide reassurance and comfort, but the struggle was palpable, and there were days when hope seemed distant. After many discussions during our Higher Path meetings, a decision was made to trial a new medication specifically designed to address the symptoms of dementia with psychosis. Curana providers emphasized the importance of monitoring her response closely, and the family and BFMs rallied around her, providing love and support during this transitional phase. The medication had not only alleviated her symptoms but had also restored her sense of self. She began to reconnect with her surroundings, engaging in conversations and sharing in meals that brought smiles to everyone around her. Miss B’s story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the impact of compassionate care and innovative treatments. Her journey shows that even in the face of debilitating conditions like dementia and psychosis, hope can flourish. As we celebrate her newfound peace, we are reminded of the importance of perseverance, support, and the continual pursuit of better treatments for those facing similar battles. “Life is a garden. Sometimes, we must weather the storms, but with the right care and love, we can bloom again.” Here’s to many more stories of resilience, healing, and the enduring power of a higher path mindset for our seniors at Bickford of Chesterfield. #HigherPathSuccessStory #AssistedLiving
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Dreama Camphuysen, Family Advocate

Dreama Camphuysen

As National Assisted Living Week comes to a close, we celebrated by dressing up in styles from our favorite decades! From the Roaring '20s to the groovy '90s, Bickford of Chesterfield loves bringing joy and engagement through themed days. Our Bickford Leadership team and dedicated BFMs are committed to enhancing life through Empowered Aging, Life Enrichment, and promoting Happier, Healthier, Longer lives. Come visit us to discover how the Higher Path can make a difference for you and your loved ones. Happy National Assisted Living Week! #bickfordcelebratesNALW #HigherPath #LifeEnrichment #HappierHealthierLonger
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Eileen Kwak, Executive Director

Eileen Kwak

Who would think that on a Friday night we would have two such beautiful animals for us to enjoy! A special thank you to Mr S for offering to share his families animals with us!
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It is easy to say that we do whatever it takes to make our residents happy, but the real question is – are our current residents actually happy?

Read below to find out how happy our current residents and families really are.

4.3 out of 5.0
based on 78 reviews.
Apr 1, 2024

I am opposed to the new check in/out system. We used it at another facility and had many problems with it, many residents are unable to sign themselves in and out and I find a bit intrusive. If my hands are full I don't want to have to put everything down to sign in. My understanding was that the door fobs could monitor who comes in and out and are able to limit who shouldn't be allowed in and out.


Mar 2, 2024

Hi, there is a visitor at my Mom's(name removed)dinner table most every night. I understand family can have visitors to have dinner with them. Tonight, March 2nd, there was 2 visitors for this nice lady at the table. I have met her. So 4 residents eating at a table for 4 people and one resident has 2 visitors there at the table visiting with her. They are not eating, just sitting there talking. A very crowded situation. My Mom is too sweet and nice to complain, but she told me tonight she feels uncomfortable with that many people at her table. I personally prefer to visit with my Mom in the lobby(either before or after a meal) or other times.....and to let her eat her meal with those nice ladies there at the table. My opinion, is let the folks enjoy their meal. Maybe there is a new open spot my Mom can sit at. She makes friends easily and I remember (name removed) saying in a meeting with her before moving in.....that there is "not assigned seating" in the Dining room. I did speak with one of the workers there at dinner time tonight....and expressed my opinion.....she stated that 4 at a table and 2 visitors is fine. "Everbody gets to have visitors eat with them"...she said. A table of 4(there to eat their meal) with 2 visitors sitting and talking with their loved one, to me, is a bit of a crowd...imo. If further discussion is needed, let me know. Thanks, (name removed)


Feb 1, 2024

My (name removed) is happy and loves the activities and does wish there were more outings, even the scenic drives. I am satisfied with her care at this point and the staff are friendly and seem helpful. We have the least amount of care at this point, so I don't have much to go on as far as the medical services.


Feb 1, 2024

New housekeeper is doing a great job. Room cleaner than ever. | Also thanks for covid shot and rsv shot and adding more bingo. Loves it!!


Jan 9, 2024

I am due a refund as it is more than 60 days since my Dad passed and we vacated the room. I'm waiting for the money and a return phone call


Jan 2, 2024

My mother is really happy there. I always find the staff positive and engaged with the residents.


Dec 1, 2023

Fantastic, Wonderful care of my father.


Nov 1, 2023

Great, caring staff. The place is always clean and has the feel of home. My mother really enjoys being there and loves the food.


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The process of finding a place for your loved one is hard enough, we’re here to make it easier. To help you navigate this change most effectively we remove the barriers and give you what you really want - pricing first!

Base Rate

$135 to $175 per day

Range depends on the apartment you choose

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Care Rate

$25 to $125 per day

Range depends on the care and services needed

Whether or not our pricing fits in your budget, we ask you to consider 3 things:

Know that there may be financial resources available that you might not be aware of

To explore this, take advantage of our complimentary third-party financial concierge service through Elderlife Financial.

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Don’t forget our rates include meals, care, activities, basic utilities, housekeeping, linen and laundry service, and more! View all-inclusive details here.

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Our Menu

Garden Pasta Salad
Shell pasta with broccoli, red onions, bell peppers, and fresh tomatoes in Italian dressing

Pork Stir Fry
Strips of pork tenderloin stir fried with fresh vegetables in a teriyaki sauce served over rice

Cornflake Chicken
Boneless, skinless chicken breast rolled in seasoned cornflakes and baked

Fried Rice
Stir fried rice with green onions, carrots, peas and egg

Fresh Green Bean Casserole
Green beans in a mushroom cream sauce and fried onion strings, topped with almonds and corn flake crumbs

Seasoned Cauliflower
Roasted fresh cauliflower with seasonings and parmesan cheese

Baked Roll
Fresh proofed and baked rolls from your Bread Basket kitchen

Whipped Berry Pie

Cherry Pie

Tomato Cucumber Salad
Chopped tomatoes, cucumbers and red onions in an Italian dressing

Orange Glazed Ham Steak
Lean roasted ham steak with an orange glaze

Ranch Chicken
Breaded chicken in corn meal, Parmesan cheese, basil and oregano topped with ranch dressing

Scalloped Potatoes
Thinly sliced fresh potatoes and onions in a cream sauce

Spinach

Succotash

Baked Roll
Fresh proofed and baked rolls from your Bread Basket kitchen

Soft Brown Sugar Cookie
Bickford made frosted brown sugar cookies

Diabetic Dessert

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Our purpose is to do whatever it takes to make our residents happy.

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Core Needs - The pathway to happiness

Understanding your core needs allows us to know the pathway we must take to make you happy.

We have identified three specific Core Needs that must be met to enrich happiness —

Basic Needs

You need to consistently receive services in an environment that feels like home.

Care Needs

You need to consistently receive the care that your personal health situation requires.

Unrecognized Needs

You need to consistently experience small, but unforgettable moments that you'd never think to ask for.

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