Riverview Terrace offers a peaceful setting with a sunroom that looks out over the river, and there's a nice garden and raised garden beds outside if you like being outdoors. The facility has many living options for seniors, including independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, adult day care, respite care for short-term help, and skilled nursing services, so people's needs can change while staying in the same place. You'll find private and semi-private rooms, each with its own bathroom, carpeting, window treatments, and climate control, plus accessibility features and an emergency call system for safety. The memory care space is made to help people with confusion and wandering, and sensory-friendly spaces are there for comfort. Nurses are on staff part-time, and there's a full-time registered nurse overseeing health care plans with personal care attendants around every day and night.
Residents can get help with daily tasks like bathing-there are whirlpool baths for assisted bathing-dressing, and taking medicine, and the community manages diabetic care, incontinence, and non-ambulatory needs. Meals come cooked to order in a restaurant-style dining room, with gluten-free, vegan, low/no sodium, and no sugar options, plus a private dining room and guest meals for visitors. The food's often recognized for quality, and the community's won awards for meals, activities, and friendliness. Housekeeping happens regularly, with deep cleaning to keep things tidy, and the rent can be all-inclusive to make things simple. People get insurance, VA aid assistance for veterans, and help figuring out finances. Aging in place and hospice care are available, and the community helps with transportation, parking, and finding overnight guest options.
Riverview Terrace has plenty of places to gather-like a library, game room, computer room, fitness center, TV lounge, hot tub spa, beauty salon, café bistro, and outside patio garden, with cable TV and Wi-Fi in rooms and common spaces. There are fireplaces in the lounge, and both baths and showers are wheelchair accessible. Residents plan activities and get involved in things like bridge tournaments, movie nights, afternoon tea, live music, guided outings, and leisure walks on the grounds. The community calendar covers arts and crafts, gardening, music, fitness and wellness classes, religious services (Catholic, Protestant, and devotionals), literary groups, and more, plus adult day club programs and volunteer options. Specialized staff offer therapies-occupational and physical-and there's support for non-medical home care for those who age in their own homes.
The whole campus feels like a small community where you can live as independently as you want but still know help is always nearby, whether you're cooking, cleaning, joining in on an activity, or recovering from an illness or surgery, and it's pet-friendly so residents can bring their pets along, too. Free parking and high-speed internet are standard, guest parking's available, and the whole place is easy to navigate for anyone using a wheelchair. The facility keeps people comfortable, safe, and active, while providing as much or as little support as someone needs.
