River Landing At Sandy Ridge sits along a scenic river, spread over 222 acres, tucked away in a quiet place where residents can relax or walk through gardens and on walking paths whenever they like, and there's always a nice view to take in. This community offers several kinds of care-independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care-so people can find the support they need as they get older, including dementia-friendly resources. Residents have access to a Health Center on-campus, and the care staff provide everything from help with daily needs to health-focused programs and personalized fitness plans through the enCompass wellness program. The enLighten program connects people with experts, museums, and universities via interactive video, which many find keeps the mind sharp and curious.
Inside, living spaces come furnished, but residents can also add personal touches. The community rooms include a movie room, an art room, and a game room. Meals get served all day in the dining room, with special options for allergies and diabetes, and there are several dining spaces to pick from. Housekeeping and laundry services, even dry cleaning, keep things tidy. An emergency alert system stays ready in case help's needed fast. Folks can visit the on-site barber or salon, enjoy a state-of-the-art fitness center or head out to the golf course. Transportation and parking make outings and appointments easier.
People stay active with a full schedule of community-sponsored activities, outdoor events, and social programs. There's also a Life at River Landing program with chances for lifelong learning and connection. The grounds are landscaped for comfort and calm, and even guests have outdoor areas and event spaces to enjoy. Leadership includes Betsy Seaton as Director of Sales & Marketing and Amy Rosen as Director of Marketing, showing the attention given to keeping the community running smoothly.
River Landing At Sandy Ridge is part of the Presbyterian Association of Homes and Services for the Aging. They've been active since 2016, supporting community life with resources like fundraiser forums, ecumenical conferences, an affordable housing toolkit, a group purchasing program, and guides for older adult ministry. Virtual Visit lets families and seniors see the place from afar before deciding. Overall, the community puts a clear focus on safety, comfort, health, and staying connected, without fuss or pretense.
