Bloomfield Costs & Pricing
In Bloomfield, the cost of housing presents a more affordable option compared to both Douglas County and the broader state of Nebraska. A one-bedroom apartment in Bloomfield averages $1,483 per month, significantly lower than the $2,803 and $3,167 seen in Douglas County and statewide, respectively. Similarly, two-bedroom apartments in Bloomfield are priced at $1,895, which also undercuts the costs found in Douglas County at $3,202 and Nebraska overall at $3,627. This trend highlights Bloomfield as a more budget-friendly choice for residents seeking comfortable living without compromising on quality or accessibility.
| Floor plans | Bloomfield | Douglas County | Nebraska |
|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $1,483 | $2,803 | $3,167 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,895 | $3,202 | $3,627 |
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Overall Review of Bloomfield
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30 reviews mention this
Staff kindness and responsiveness
Residents consistently describe staff who are kind, approachable, and quick to help.
Across the reviews, residents say the staff is consistently friendly, caring, and easy to reach. People call out specific team members by name, and describe staff showing up in day-to-day moments like dining and morning check-ins. Several reviewers also mention prompt help with maintenance issues, answering questions, and support during more difficult moments, including grief.
differentiator
12 reviews mention this
Meals and flexible dining
Dining stands out for its quality and its flexible, optional format.
Residents describe meals as well prepared and enjoyable, with praise for dinner service and the dining room setting. Multiple reviews also emphasize that meals are optional or that dining choices are flexible, including “dinners only” style routines and the ability to request special preferences when possible. Meal and chef mentions show up alongside compliments about how the dining experience feels day-to-day.
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10 reviews mention this
Activities that build community
Activities and resident connection are a major reason people feel at home.
Many reviews focus on staying engaged through games, bingo, puzzles, and social events, with some describing an “always something to do” rhythm. Residents also describe using activities to meet people and reduce loneliness, including making friends and having regular social ways to connect. Even when people mention being selective about participation, they still describe a range of options that support a community feel.
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8 reviews mention this
Convenience features and transportation help
Residents highlight conveniences like parking and help getting to appointments.
Reviewers mention location convenience and on-site features that reduce everyday hassles, including underground parking and storage. Several also describe getting rides for appointments through the office and note that the driver is careful with elder residents. A few reviews connect these conveniences to feeling safer and more independent day-to-day.
caveat
1 reviews mention this
Pricing may feel like a big investment
One review flags the cost as a downside.
While most feedback is strongly positive, at least one resident reviewer says the housing is too much of an investment. Pricing information for 1- and 2-bedroom units is shown as substantially below county and state benchmarks, but residents’ mixed reactions suggest it may still be a concern for some households.
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