Community Overview
Community Type: Assisted living community
Location: East Orlando / UCF area near Rouse Road and University Boulevard
Who It May Fit: Older adults who need help with daily living while maintaining as much independence and social connection as possible
Licensed Facility Since: Florida AHCA records show licensing associated with this community dating back to at least the mid-2000s; the community was recently remodeled and reopened following Hurricane Ian restoration efforts
Ownership / Operator: Privately operated by Century Park Associates, a senior living management company based in Oregon with communities across the United States
Mission / Positioning: The Bridge emphasizes personalized assisted living, resident individuality, customized daily support, and a community environment designed to encourage comfort, engagement, and independence
What The Bridge at Orlando Offers
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Care & Daily Support
Dining & Convenience
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Lifestyle & Amenities
Personal Services & Comfort
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Amenities and services can change.Confirm current availability, costs, and care details directly with The Bridge at Orlando.
Cost & Planning Considerations
Assisted living costs can vary based on apartment style, care needs, services, and availability. Prospective residents, caregivers, and decision-makers should confirm current pricing and fee details directly with The Bridge at Orlando.
Possible Funding Sources
- Sale of a current home
- Retirement income or savings
- Long-term care insurance, if applicable
- Veterans benefits, if eligible
- Support-network planning or shared contributions
Medicare generally does not pay for long-term assisted living residence, though it may apply in limited skilled-care or rehabilitation situations outside a typical assisted living arrangement.
This section is for general planning purposes only. Pricing, eligibility, insurance acceptance, and service fees can change. Confirm all details directly with the community and appropriate professional advisors.
Questions to Ask
Questions to Ask During a Tour
Touring assisted living communities can feel overwhelming. Bringing a few prepared questions can help prospective residents, caregivers, and decision-makers compare options with more confidence and clarity.
Use this printable checklist to take notes during tours and keep important details organized.
Print Full ChecklistHow a Seniors Real Estate Specialist® Can Help
Choosing a senior living community is often only one part of a larger transition. While the community can answer questions about care, services, pricing, and availability, a Seniors Real Estate Specialist® can help with the real estate decisions that often surround the move.
- Talk through whether selling, renting, or holding a current home makes sense
- Help estimate timing, preparation steps, and likely net proceeds
- Coordinate the real estate timeline around move-in dates and care needs
- Support downsizing conversations with patience and respect
- Help connect residents and their support network with trusted local resources
Thinking through your next chapter?
Whether you are planning ahead for yourself or helping a loved one make a move, I can help you explore the real estate side of your options with patience, clarity, and care.

