Riverwood Village

Riverwood Village offers independent senior living for people aged 55 and older, with a mix of care options including assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, hospice care, and short-term rehab or adult day services, so folks can get the kind of help they need as their needs change over time, and the place winds up feeling a bit like a small hometown with its 45 one- and two-bedroom units that all have full kitchens with wood cabinets, their own heating and cooling that each resident controls, covered and garage parking if you want it, and good access for wheelchairs. Residents can bring any pet, and there's weekly housekeeping that covers the kitchen and bathroom, so nobody's got to worry about the chores getting out of hand, and there's also a strong focus on activities-billiards, woodworking, crafts in the art studio, a fitness center with on-site exercise classes, and events and offsite outings to keep people moving and social. Devotional and spiritual care is available, including on-site worship services, with a staff that'll help support residents who need assistance with daily living tasks, whether it's diabetic care or non-ambulatory care or even incontinence support. There are shared outdoor patios, a Great Room for gathering, a salon for hair or grooming, a library for quieter times, and common areas inside for relaxing with neighbors. Nutritious meals are prepared and served, and there's a guest suite for visitors to stay over. Riverwood Village has covered parking, guest parking, security with controlled access, and wireless internet. Folks get support throughout their stay, no matter how their needs change, and the place has a relationship with Caley House as well, which gives access to a few more living options for older adults and helps make Riverwood Village a steady, practical choice for seniors looking for maintenance-free living with a sense of community and steady care from start to finish.