The Riverview sits in a quiet spot with lots of trees and private paths where residents can walk or sit outside with friends. The grounds look nice and there's enough space to relax, visit, or even entertain guests if someone wants to throw a small gathering. The building welcomes people aged 55 and older and lets both dogs and cats live with their owners, which folks often like for company. The apartments have choices, too-you'll find studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units. Some apartments come with balconies where you can step out for fresh air.
Living here means staff takes care of all the maintenance, so residents don't need to worry about repairs or yard work. There are policies that include security deposits when moving in. The community has a library for reading, a game room for playing cards, and a fitness center for staying active. There's also extra storage space for belongings. The Riverview offers activities and amenities designed for older adults who want to keep busy and meet new people, and every week there's a meeting where folks can share their suggestions or concerns. Meals here are planned and prepared by professional chefs, which helps residents eat well.
The Riverview gives care based on what each person needs. There's independent living for people who want freedom and support for things like cleaning or meals. There's assisted living for residents who need help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, or remembering medicine. The memory care area has special safety features to help stop confusion and keep residents from wandering off. Skilled nursing and home care are also available when medical help is needed. The Riverview aims to make retirement years comfortable, safe, and as active as each person wants, without a lot of stress or worry. It's a place where neighbors get to know each other and enjoy a steady, peaceful routine.
