Riverside's senior communities cultivate active, independent lifestyles while providing experienced care and support. The COVID-19 outbreak has been of special concern to senior communities, due to its effects on the frail and those who have underlying health conditions. In response, Riverside adopted strong infection prevention and social distancing measures to protect the health of both residents and staff. Message from President Ed HecklerAs we enter the December holiday season, we realize this year’s celebrations will be different as we adjust to the impact and restrictions required from COVID-19. With everyone’s safety in mind we continue to strongly discourage nonessential travel and visits for our residents including attending family holiday gatherings. Read letter > Some facilities now allowing outside visitsAs our facilities meet specific criteria, many are moving into a new phase that may allow for limited visitation, such as outside visits. All visitors will be screened, and masks are required. Learn more about what to expect.
If you want to bring clothing, food, flowers or similar items to your loved one in one of our senior communities, please read our guidelines for items delivered to residents. Coronavirus COVID-19 Emergency Response PlanOur highest priority is keeping our residents and staff safe and healthy. During the coronavirus outbreak, we are taking a wide range of precautions, as outlined in our Emergency Response Plan, to avoid or limit the potential spread of COVID-19. Read our plan > Ways to help older adult neighbors during COVIDHere’s how you can help your older adult neighbors during COVID-19. Read more > COVID-19: Keeping seniors engaged during social distancingRiverside senior communities are staying safe and busy during COVID-19 social distancing. Find out what staff members are doing to help. Read more > Related: |