Ridgewood at The Woodlands sits in the Panther Creek neighborhood, close to places like Trader Joe's, In-N-Out Burger, Walmart, H-E-B, Target, The Woodlands Mall, and Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, so you don't have to go far for food or things to do, and folks who visit seem to like the easy access to these spots, plus there's parking here for visitors. This senior living community has 126 certified beds and offers rental apartments designed for older adults, including private and semi-private rooms with bathrooms, and people can find both independent and assisted living here as well as memory care, skilled nursing, home care, long-term care, home health care, adult day services, and even hospice care if you need it down the line. Ridgewood at The Woodlands is run as a for-profit limited liability company, connected with Regent Management Services and Momentum Skilled Services, so you'll see their way of doing things in daily operations. There are services offered by Regent Care Center at The Woodlands, plus you'll find laundry services, daily housekeeping, well-kept rooms and common areas, and meals made with fresh ingredients, plus a dining program that usually gets good remarks because people eat together and the food's made to be nutritious. You'll find WiFi, phones, cable TV, flat screen TVs, and electric beds in many rooms, with in-room showers and shower spa options for people who might have trouble getting around.
Ridgewood is known for offering daily social activities and programs that try to help seniors stay active and involved, and folks can go outside to sit by the pond on the property, relax on the dock, or enjoy the shaded sitting areas, which gives a quiet and peaceful place to visit or spend a slow afternoon. Staff here get recognized for being friendly and treating folks like family, and you'll see programs for residents with memory loss that are made to reduce wandering or confusion. The community provides a rehab gym for physical therapy and offers individualized treatment plans handled by in-house therapists, which can be useful for people who need short-term or long-term rehab, and you'll notice that daily nursing staff hours per resident average about 3.63.
There are amenities like a beauty and barber shop for grooming, family social areas, and areas for gathering so people don't feel isolated, but not all usual amenities are here-for example, you won't see washers, dryers, pools, patios, or BBQ areas listed, and some details about the inside, like levels or accessibility features, aren't made clear from public info, and parking details for residents aren't specified. The place runs as an apartment rental, so you'll need to go through an admission process to move in, and while the staff do focus on keeping things clean, helping with memory care, and offering support for Alzheimer's or dementia, there have been some recent deficiencies, one related to respiratory care (F0695) due to a failure to offer safe respiratory care when needed, and another in infection control (F0880) because staff didn't fully follow infection prevention measures. Ridgewood isn't currently for sale or rent on the open market and features multiple buildings within the property. People often notice the home-like feel, comfortable rooms, and activities aimed at getting seniors to take part, especially those suited to their own health needs and abilities.
