Bridge at Valley View, The

Is Bridge at Valley View, The in Boise licensed by the state of Idaho?

Bridge at Valley View, The operates on Idaho RALF license RC-250; its status is unrestricted and it may house up to 65 residents.

At 65 beds it is larger than the typical Treasure Valley RALF; the median senior-serving RALF in the five counties has 37 beds. IDHW's file shows no secured beds, so a resident who tries to leave unsupervised would usually need a different setting.

How did Bridge at Valley View, The do on its state inspections?

The most recent health care licensure survey, on January 18, 2024, recorded “non-core issues found”.

Over the last three years the state ran 0 complaint investigations here (52 of 93 senior RALFs in the five counties had none in that period). Across the full history 1 of 9 surveys found no issues, and 0 surveys in the past five years found a core issue.

The last fire, life safety and sanitation survey was August 27, 2021: non-core issues found.

IDHW's search marks Bridge at Valley View, The with a Silver Excellence in Care award: no core deficiencies and three or fewer non-core deficiencies at its survey.

Are there state sanctions on Bridge at Valley View, The's record?

No: IDHW's facility search shows no enforcement actions (penalties, admission bans, provisional licenses or consultants) for Bridge at Valley View, The.

That is the common case: 14 of 93 senior-serving RALFs in the five counties have at least one.

Who is the licensee and administrator at Bridge at Valley View, The?

IDHW lists the owners as Bryan Forrest Preston; Janyne Preston; BSP Group, LLC; Five Space, LLC; Valley View Senior Living of Idaho, LLC (Primary), and the current administrator as Virginia Thornley, in the role since 11/22/2021.

The state's five-year administrator history shows 1 administrator at this home. That is a fairly stable leadership record for the period.

Does Bridge at Valley View, The accept residents with dementia or on Medicaid?

IDHW's record lists the resident types Bridge at Valley View, The is set up for as Alzheimer's/dementia, developmental disability, elderly, mental illness, traumatic brain injury, physical disability, and it does not accept Idaho Medicaid.

Dementia is on its list, but without secured beds; ask how it handles exit-seeking. Plan on private pay for the whole stay here. How Medicaid works in Idaho assisted living.

Which assisted living homes near Bridge at Valley View, The should we compare?

The nearest other senior-serving RALF is Aarenbrooke Place - Cory Lane in Boise, at practically the same spot (ZIP-code centers), and the closest hospital is Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, roughly 2 miles.

Which tour questions does Bridge at Valley View, The's record raise?

Start with what its state file shows: ask for the January 18, 2024 survey report and how each non-core item was fixed within the 30 days Idaho allows.

• Ask for the staffing pattern written into the admission agreement, including who is awake overnight.
• Ask who delegates medication assistance and how aides are trained for it.