RiverRidge Center

RiverRidge Center sits at 3 Brazier Lane in Kennebunk, Maine, and it's a nursing home that folks know for skilled nursing, home health, hospice, and both outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation. The place stands out for having strong programs for adults with brain injuries, offering both inpatient and outpatient neurorehabilitation, and the staff includes the Medical Director Dr. Daniel Stadler and Administrator Tara Rollins, MS-HCA, NLHA. The facility's been CARF accredited since 1993 and partners with WE HONOR VETERANS, so veterans can feel supported through contracted VA services and recognition. The care team covers everything-physicians, nurses, case managers, therapists, and a neuropsychologist-helping with stroke recovery, detox, communication therapy, occupational, physical, speech, respiratory, and recreational therapies, with treatment focused on a person's own diagnosis and needs. Folks get long-term care, short-stay respite, or outpatient rehab, and the nurse staff is there around the clock. Rooms come either private or semi-private, all with their own bathrooms, and you'll find the comfortable Sea Road room with its own phone and TV. The place is fully air-conditioned, wheelchair accessible, and all on one smoke-free campus with computer and wireless internet access, a beauty salon, laundry, and housekeeping. There's a garden and courtyard, a walking trail, scenic views, activity and fitness rooms, plus cozy lounge areas-the dining set-up includes a Country kitchen, regular dining room, private rooms for families to gather, and in-room meals if people want. Activities run the full range-recreational, cultural, educational, religious, and social-and the program works to help folks feel accomplished, stay connected, and keep their self-esteem up. RiverRidge Center earned a 4.0 rating from 21 reviews, holds an AHCA Bronze Quality Award, and keeps strong resources for families who need guidance with long-term care or senior living. Amenities and staff show care for residents' needs and preferences, with safety in mind, like an alarm system for those with memory troubles. Parking's easy, the center provides transportation options, and you'll see common spaces that keep things feeling like home. The place does its best to keep things convenient and comfortable for every resident and works hard at making care both personal and high-quality all while trying to keep a sense of community wherever possible.