Riversedge Eldercare

Riversedge Eldercare helps seniors keep as much independence as possible while giving support based on personal needs, and they use the word "suite" for the different living setups, with both private and semi-private choices for assisted living and memory care, and they put some homes in regular neighborhoods that hold only a small group of residents, which makes a quieter, more home-like setting, and you'll find that they're part of what people call a continuum of care, so older folks can age in place with different care choices like independent living communities where people don't have to do their own upkeep and can join social events if they want, and if someone needs more care, they can move up through assisted living, memory care, or even skilled nursing, depending on what's needed, you see, and at Riversedge Eldercare, they're set up with floor plans that include private rooms and shared rooms, sometimes with their own bathrooms, and they've got special supports for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, like 24-hour help, memory support programs, and activities to keep the mind active, while people who just need some daily help can get assistance with things like bathing, dressing, meals, and medicine, and for those times when someone needs round-the-clock medical care or wound care, their skilled nursing team steps in to help, though the main assisted living homes are considered non-skilled, which means they don't always have medical staff unless it's one of the skilled nursing setups, and in Porterville, California, Riversedge Eldercare has several homes with anywhere from 5 to 44 residents, each with its own address, and many of these are licensed as residential care homes for up to 6 seniors, with license numbers given for each, and even though it looks much like a regular house, they have features like grab bars, security and monitoring, common rooms to sit and visit, central dining, religious services, and options for both group and solo activities, plus someone can arrange rides to appointments, and there's medication management, help with daily activities, senior apartments, retirement communities, pet-friendly rooms in assisted living, respite care for short stays, and overall, they offer a wide range of options like adult day care, hospice, home care, nursing home care, and assisted living, all with an aim to make life easier and safer for seniors, and that's the kind of thorough, down-to-earth care Riversedge Eldercare is known for in the area.