Riva Terrace 4 provides assisted living care in a small, home-like setting where up to four seniors can live in either private or semi-private rooms, and everyone gets to decorate their space with their own things, which helps make it feel more comfortable and familiar, and there are indoor and outdoor common areas where folks can relax, talk, or enjoy hobbies together. The staff includes caregivers on duty all day and night, with nurses available on site, so seniors who've got medical needs like diabetes or require high acuity care can get the help they need, and there's support for non-ambulatory care, incontinence, and even hospice. People get daily help with bathing, dressing, hygiene, and laundry, plus meals are made to fit personal needs, including special diets for health conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes, and a traveling stylist or hairdresser comes by regularly so folks can keep up with personal grooming without having to leave home.
Riva Terrace 4 sets up activities for education, socializing, and entertainment, along with recreation programs, community night events, and transportation for doctor visits, errands, or church, and they've got board games, movie nights, music, animal therapy, and outside trips to keep things interesting. There are programs especially for veterans, like support groups, reintegration counseling, legal help, job training, and veteran employment programs, so those who've served get extra guidance. The community speaks English, Filipino, and Spanish, and families can find child care referrals and help regarding domestic situations if needed. Safety measures are set up for anyone who tends to wander, including memory care tools like Wander Guard, and amenities like wifi, a jacuzzi, book room, sauna or fitness area, and outdoor yards are available. Staff handles housekeeping, and personalized care plans adjust as a resident's needs change, whether for short respite stays, hospice, or long-term support.
Overall, Riva Terrace 4 strives for a welcoming atmosphere where staff and residents know each other well, activities and meals are personalized, and health needs are closely watched, so seniors can stay as independent and comfortable as possible in a smaller house surrounded by people who care about their well-being, and there's always someone nearby to lend a hand or share a friendly word.
