Riverview Village Senior Living sits in Menomonee Falls and blends assisted living, memory care, independent living, respite care, and home care for seniors, with dedicated options for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and that means the place really tries to cover many needs all in one community, so people see lots of choices as they get older, and the setting itself has a lodge-style look that helps give it a warm, homey feel that many appreciate. Residents spend time with hobbies like gardening in the community-tended garden, baking, crafting, and playing Wii bowling or card games, and there's always something going on, like Bingo, Jeopardy, or joining in on movie nights and fitness classes arranged by the wider community, so folks can stay busy and make friends if they want, and all these activities keep minds and bodies active. The dining program tries to offer three home-cooked, comfort-style meals every day, and some of the recipes even come from residents, so people often taste meals that feel familiar, and those who care about food seem to enjoy that.
Amenities include a library for quiet reading, an arts and crafts room, a game room with lots of options, music programs, walking paths, an outdoor pool, and a patio where people can sit and chat, and the courtyards mean there's always a place to take in the sun, plus there's easy Wi-Fi access and high-speed internet for those who use it, so people can stay in touch with family. Pets are welcome, which can make a big difference for animal lovers who don't want to leave their companions behind, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible, making it easier for everyone to get around. The community's built to make people feel seen and valued, with staff on hand for help with personal care like bathing, dressing, help moving around, and medication management, and there's specialized support for diabetes and incontinence, plus a 24-hour call system in case someone needs help at any hour.
Residents can choose from different floor plans, and there are options for long-term living or short-term respite care, which gives families a break or helps someone recover safely, and services also include housekeeping and building maintenance, so daily chores aren't a worry. Memory care is available for those who need it, in a safe, nurturing space that works to meet individual wellness and care needs, and personalized support means people can keep as much independence as they're able. The goal is to help people live life with dignity and joy, in a place that feels supportive, friendly, and lively, without losing that sense of being at home. For those thinking of moving in, there are virtual and in-person tours and an online gallery to get a sense of the rooms and shared spaces.
Riverview Village Senior Living got a 3.2-star average from 73 reviews, but there are also dozens of comments praising kind staff, good meals, and a strong sense of community, which suggests some people are really happy there. The facility offers expert advice for families working through long-term care decisions or looking at insurance, and staff are ready to answer questions and guide families to services that fit them best, so families don't have to navigate everything alone. There's also a section for people interested in working there, and the whole community tries to make residents feel at home and like part of a larger family, whether someone's there for a few weeks or planning to stay a lot longer.
