Riverwood Senior Living

Riverwood Senior Living was very nice and organized. It had tons of rooms. It was like a big convention center. I liked the fact that the place had an open drink bar where you could get coffee, a Coke, or juice 24 hours a day. There were a lot of little perks. There was a garden, a back porch, a front porch, and rocking chairs. The facility had an independent living section, an Alzheimer's unit, and everything in between, so once you check in, you can stay there for a long time. The residents had mailboxes, which is something I liked very much. There were lots of halls and lots of places where people could get together. The people there were very sweet. It was everything that I would want. If something happens to me, this place is where I'll check in. It was the only facility that really spoke to me. It was the one that I would give an A+ all around for being welcoming, giving me a grand a tour, and treating me like a princess. The bigwigs who were trying to spoil me would stop and chitchat with anybody and everybody. That made an impression on me, and they were very loving.

Riverwood Senior Living was a good place with great people. I had a meal there one day to see how the cafeteria works. It was one of the higher priced ones. The staff was very good, and most of them have been there for years now. The place was very pretty inside, and the outside had pretty grounds and walking trails.

I was a respite resident. I had my breast removed from cancer. I received great care. The food was delicious. My apartment was decorated beautifully, and I knew the staff really cared for me. They showed me such respect. If I ever need care again, Riverwood is where I will go.