Silvercrest Residences

Silvercrest Residences sits at 3003 North Orange Street in Riverside, California, and offers seniors different ways to live based on what they need, so there's independent living for those who want to handle things themselves but without the headaches of chores, and there's assisted living for folks who need a hand with things like getting dressed, bathing, or taking their medicine, and then there's memory care for people with Alzheimer's disease or other types of dementia, where special care helps keep them safe and comfortable, and all throughout you'll find staff doing their best to be helpful and friendly, making sure everyone can feel at home. There are short-term respite care stays too, giving main caregivers a break while the person they care for gets help with daily tasks, and there's home care and hospice services to support people wherever they are in their health journey. Silvercrest has rooms in many shapes and sizes, with semi-private rooms starting at $3,350 each month, studios at $4,550, one-bedrooms at $5,050, and two-bedroom suites at $5,795, and all rooms and buildings have features so people with disabilities can get around more easily. People living here can use assistive devices if they need them, and they get a Care Guide for extra support. The place tries to be active, offering things to do, meals that aim to be both tasty and healthy, group activities, and amenities for outdoor fun, dining, health, spiritual needs, and even entertainment, so people don't have to go far for things like Regal Riverside Plaza or AMC Tyler Galleria 16, and nearby there are parks like Mount Rubidoux and Andulka Park, as well as churches such as The Refuge Bible Fellowship and Riverside Community Church. If someone needs medicine or health help, there are cafes like Starbucks and Wanda's Cafe, pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens, doctors, hospitals including Riverside Community Hospital Transplant Center, and restaurants all close by, with buses to help get around if needed. Silvercrest also pays attention to issues folks sometimes face, like opioid misuse, fall prevention, elder abuse, and offers programs for those with mental health needs during disasters, plus it can connect people with clinical trials and suicide prevention resources. There's focus on safety, so you'll find quick access to emergency services. Everything here is set up so seniors, including those with disabilities, can get the care, resources, and support needed to enjoy their retirement years with a little less stress, a sense of safety, and choices about how to live.