Riverwoods Manchester

Julie

We toured Riverwoods Manchester a few times, and the people were very friendly. It was a really nice-sized facility. There were a good number of activities. One of the things we liked about it is that the independent living was connected to the assisted living, memory care, and the full nursing care. If one of my parents had to go to another level of care, the other one could visit all the time or they could move together. They had a nice variety of units with different sizes and prices. They have a full gym, classes like tap dancing, chair yoga, chair Taichi, lectures, and movies. They did not have a swimming pool though (which was something that I was interested in), but they had all of those other things. They also have some nice communal spaces where they set out a continental breakfast and free coffee every morning to encourage people to come out and socialize. They had some nice outdoor patio spaces, and they looked nice.

Eileen

I went to Riverwoods Manchester. The independent living is beautiful, it's brand new, they have a beautiful hall, it is top of the line, and it's nice. They didn't have as many outdoor areas, but it's still pretty nice. I mean, I thought it was beautiful. It's a little bit in a remote area, it's kind of out of the way in Manchester. That's probably what I would say that's negative about it. The apartments were big and nice. Their dining area was very nice too.