The Lodge at Riverside Harbor sits in Post Falls, Idaho, not far from the Spokane River, so folks living there often get nice views, and it's nearby places like Hauser and State Line, with neighborhoods like Green Acres close by, and the walk and bike scores around here show you might want to use a car to get around since they're both pretty low. The place was built in 2012 and has a craftsman-style look with stone fireplaces, leather couches, and wood furniture, making common spaces feel home-like instead of large and formal, and there are three locations run by local residents in Post Falls and Coeur d'Alene. People living here can choose independent living, assisted living, or memory care, so you could have almost any level of need met-there are four levels for assisted living and a secure Memory Care area with electronic entry and safety features for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and all residents get personalized care plans that can cover anything from just a little help to full support with medicines or behavioral needs.
The property is on the smaller side, so it feels more like a neighborhood than an institution, and the staff, including registered nurses, have been here a long while and are known for being caring and attentive, though some reviews say the rules can be strict if someone has more complicated needs. Each suite usually includes things like a private bath with a walk-in tub, a kitchenette, California Closets, individual heating and cooling, and some rooms have special safety features, plus there are washers and dryers handy for everyone. The grounds come with walking trails, gardens, courtyards with fountains, and a spot for gardening if someone likes to stay busy outdoors, and there's WiFi everywhere, cable TV, guest parking, and a recreation room with games.
For food, folks get chef-prepared meals three times a day, all reviewed by a dietician, and there are options for different diets like vegetarian and kosher, with restaurant-style dining rooms so meals can feel social when people want company. Inside, there's a beauty salon, barbershop, spa, therapy services, fitness and wellness centers, a swimming pool, hot tub, and even devotional services both on and offsite, plus laundry and housekeeping are included, and transportation is available for appointments, outings, and errands. The community keeps a full schedule of social, educational, and arts activities, with a big focus on keeping people active, connecting with others, and maintaining daily routines, though sometimes the administration may stick pretty close to their written guidelines especially when someone needs a lot of extra help.
The Lodge at Riverside Harbor provides long-term care insurance and personal care services, has licensed medication technicians on staff, and keeps nurses available all day and night, with a physician who visits regularly, and they'll help with bathing, dressing, mobility, emergency aid, therapies, and hospice or respite support depending on individual needs. It's wheelchair accessible, with wide halls, aging-in-place features, and some security systems for memory care units. While the building is multi-family with at least two separate parts-The Lodge at Riverside Harbor 1 and 2-every resident gets a private, comfortable living space along with support. Activities run both on and off the property, and staff handle everything from custom health plans to social events, crafts, and exercise programs. Folks pay through different means, including long-term care insurance, and the place stays up to date with licensure and reviews, with a focus on accessibility and fair housing.
