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About RiverSpring Living
Welcome to RiverSpring Living! We provide ideal combination of housing, care, and services for seniors. Situated nicely in the city of Bronx, New York. Our residents enjoy dining out, local parks, and other activities. There is never a shortage of options for seniors looking for something to do.
We create a comfortable lifestyle by concentrating on you and your loved ones. We will create a specialized level of care that meets your needs. Our community is filled with people just like you. Our residents rest easy knowing that they live in a safe, worry free environment that allow them lead dignified lives. Friends and relatives are always welcome to come visit you join you for meal in the dining area.
RiverSpring Living Living & Care
Independent Living
RiverSpring Living Independent Living offers an active and fulfilling retirement for healthy seniors looking to spend their retirement years in Bronx. Residents enjoy carefree living in an age-restricted environment with numerous social gatherings and opportunities to pursue hobbies. RiverSpring Living Independent Living encourages you to explore new horizons and enjoy your retirement to the fullest.
Assisted Living
For seniors in Bronx, RiverSpring Living Assisted Living provides a supportive and caring environment to enhance their independence. Services include help with personal care, access to recreational areas, and full-time staffing. Entrust your loved one's care to RiverSpring Living Assisted Living, where their well-being is prioritized, giving your family complete reassurance.
Memory Care
RiverSpring Living Memory Care in Bronx excels in providing respectful and professional care for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia. Services for residents include unique care plans, a secure premises, and cognitive activities to keep minds active. RiverSpring Living Memory Care provides exceptional care for your loved one with dementia, giving you peace of mind about their stay.
Home Care
RiverSpring Living Home Care offers seniors in Bronx the chance to stay in their homes with dedicated care from the trusted RiverSpring Living Senior Living community. Various levels of in-home care are offered, from companionship and personal care to nursing care, therapy, memory care, and hospice. With RiverSpring Living Home Care, you get seamless transitions and access to vital community support.
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RiverSpring Living Amenities & Services
Assortment of Amenities and other perks are available to all residents. Seniors enjoy the comfort of their new home while our friendly, well-trained staff is available for anything they may need or want.
Our facility has Comprehensive Services and other ways we keep seniors active and healthy. Our staff works really hard to keep our aging residents active and independent, keeping everyone feeling young and healthy.
Residents enjoy of a full schedule of social, educational and entertaining activities. Our structured program helps all residents maintain a high quality of life. Many of our activities encourage members to socialize and develop friendships with other residents. We make sure the activities are fun and entertaining.
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RiverSpring Living Location
RiverSpring Living
5901 Palisade Ave, Bronx, NY 10471
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- Assisted Living
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(800) 755-1458RiverSpring Living Frequently Asked Questions
What does RiverSpring Living cost?
RiverSpring Living determines pricing for independent living, assisted living, and memory care based on care type, staffing, care level, and services provided. Additional support like wellness monitoring, personal care, and social engagement may impact the total cost. Call (800) 755-1458 for customized quotes and tailored pricing.
Does RiverSpring Living accept Medicare or Medicaid?
Medicare does not fund independent living, assisted living, memory care, or home care as these services are considered non-medical and fall outside its scope. However, Medicare may cover medical services like physical therapy or doctor visits if prescribed as part of a treatment plan. Certain memory care services, such as medical monitoring or assistance with healthcare needs, may qualify for Medicare coverage. Medicaid may help offset the costs of assisted living, memory care, or home care through state-specific programs, but independent living is not typically covered. For accurate guidance and personalized advice, call (800) 755-1458 to speak with a trained senior advisor.
What senior care and living options does RiverSpring Living have?
RiverSpring Living adapts to changing senior needs through four specialized care options. Independent living supports an active, social lifestyle within a vibrant community setting, offering minimal assistance while maintaining resident autonomy. Assisted living provides 24-hour personal care assistance, with professional staff supporting daily activities while promoting dignity. Memory care ensures specialized cognitive support in a protective environment with trained memory care professionals. Home care brings personalized support directly to seniors' homes, offering customized assistance that respects individual routines.
Are new residents being accepted at RiverSpring Living?
The availability of units at RiverSpring Living changes often. For immediate openings, please call (800) 755-1458 to talk with a senior living advisor who can provide updated information. If units are at capacity, joining the waitlist ensures consideration for future openings.
Does RiverSpring Living allow tours?
Discover RiverSpring Living through a personalized tour. Schedule your visit by calling or submitting the online contact form for assistance.
Are the reviews for RiverSpring Living good?
With a 4.5 rating, RiverSpring Living receives excellent feedback. Customers appreciated the independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home care, commending the professional staff, well-kept facilities, and welcoming environment.
Reviews RiverSpring Living
September 2024
Beautiful campus, kind staff, wonderful activities.
August 2024
Today I visited a very dear friend at your beautiful nursing home. My husband and I drove from Long Island, New York to see out very close friend who has been living there almost 2 years. He is 96 years old, but is very aware of all his surroundings and able to remember everything . Mr Kahn was so happy to see me and my husband today as we were to see him! This nursing home is absolutely beautiful! What a magnificent view and grounds! The employees today were superb! Very kind and welcoming! They even offered us ices!!!!!! Thank you all for making our visit a very pleasant one! with love and honor to our dear friend , Mr. Leonard Kahn and all you wonderful employees !!!! This is the best nursing home ever!
July 2024
July 2024
Absolutely the best place in Riverdale the staff was amazing In particular nurses Eileen and Patricia amazing!!! My father initially went in for rehab and they really got walking again unfortunately his INR continued to fluctuate and he ended up in the hospital and I decided to move him to a place that was literally right next-door to home HUGE HUGE mistake on my part. Now trying to get him transfer back to the Hebrew home but long waitlist. Hopefully he goes back as soon as possible. Anyway, if I ended up in this place one day I'd be happy. Highly recommend The Hebrew home in Riverdale to any loved one. And fun fact you could visit with your furry friends that's our dog visiting grandpa
April 2024
My mom has dementia and I needed help because home aid was not helping at home then I found this place after so many places I called and the answer was always a no I really appreciate admin and financial staff helping me out with putting my mom in. So now she is riverspring nurses are nice. But this floor needs more staff because dealing with dementia patients is not easy they need love and more attention as this is not easy to handl
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May 2023
My mother recently stayed at The Hebrew Home in Riverdale, NY for rehab after surgery to repair a broken hip. This is my mother's fourth stay here following various hospitalizations and surgical procedures. Each and every time, we have been so impressed with the care and compassion she has received from the dedicated staff. At 81 years old, having a broken hip is very discouraging to a patient. However, the staff provided just the right amount of empathy and encouragement to our mother to get her committed to the rehab program so that she could go home and live independently again. The good news is she just returned home and now she can use a walker and other adaptive devices in her home to take care of herself. The environment at The Hebrew Home is more than just a rehab facility. The staff over communicated and kept our family up-to-date on Mom's rehab plan and progress. Beyond the staff, the entire facility and grounds are beautiful and provide multiple areas for our family and our Mom to get a needed break from the rigors of rehab. We could take her to the living room to visit with us, outside to the patio to enjoy a sunny day or for a walk along the trail that led to a gazebo by the Hudson River We are eternally grateful to The Hebrew Home and the staff for making this possible. While she was at The Hebrew Home, Mom felt safe and cared for and when we visited we saw first hand the amazing care that she received. We want to share our positive experiences with this facility.
November 2021
My grandmother lived there for 10+ years. When she initially moved in she was 85 and weak. We did not expect her to be with us long. Over time she got stronger. The nice outdoor grounds and activities available really lifted her spirit. She lived until 96 and we were grateful for her care. Like any place, you need to remain involved, visit regularly, and get to know the staff and social worker. My friend's mother recently moved into the Hebrew Home and while new restrictions are in place at times due to covid, her mother's health is improving. My suggestion is if you want a place with a good range of facilities, decent food options, along with real outdoor space, this is a great place to consider. However, you need to remain actively involved: call your loved one daily, visit regularly. If/when issues pop up you can raise it and address it quickly. Most of the staff is great but like in any place all you need is 1 bad employee to impact care. That is what we did for my grandmother and my friend is doing for her mother and it really helps the quality of care.
June 2021
I was there for a rehab stint and enjoyed it immensely! Great rehab in the basement with excellent physical & occupational therapists! You get a menu for meals and they've got mini fridges in your room!
January 2021
I recommend this place is the best in nyc, I use to work here I speak from experience.
January 2021
When I was in junior high school on Long Island, my maternal great grandmother was a resident at this facility—then known as the "Hebrew Home for the Aged." (The name seems indeed somewhat dated, now.) My family used to visit her occasionally. It was a bit of a road trip, as I recall. We made it fun, and the facility was immaculate and seemed very very nice. (I was just a kid; I wasn't judging the level of care or anything, just how pleasant the surroundings were.) It seems to me that in the Hebrew tradition, people take very good care of their elders, and that's reflected in this rest home.
December 2020
December 2020
November 2020
I can't say enough good things about Hebrew Home. My mother has been there for almost two years. She has dementia and a few other problems. They have treated her wonderfully. If my mother had been living in her home, or in any other facility, she would not be alive today. She's 90 years old now and very feisty. They monitor her health, her nutrition, and basically anything else she needs. I can't wait for the place to open up so I can take my mother on walks around the beautiful complex on the Hudson River. I know she enjoys that so much. Thank you to all the staff at RP3. They are true heroes.
June 2020
My mother who had Alzheimer's was a resident on the memory care care floor in Stoltz Pavilion for 6 yrs. She got wonderful care. I can't say anything negative about the place. Best decision was
June 2020
April 2020
July 2019
My father is been there for a little over a year due to Alzheimers and Dementia, my sisters and I are very pleased with this place. He's doing great. The staff is very nice and they seem to care about my father and the other patients. The communication is very good as well. The social worker always keeps in touch with us. So far, I have no complaints about it.
May 2019
This place is amazing and the staff is amazing!!
January 2019
November 2018
October 2018
Good place, a lot of friendly people, but some of the nurses need to go back to school or something, I had one nurse very rude to m
February 2018
November 2017
my mother started out in rehab which was mediocre. The staff does their best but they are very under staffed. The ratio is 1 aide for 11 people who are mostly all total care. They get the residents dressed and put them in a wheelchair where they stay all day until bedtime. My mother became comfort care which they assured us they could handle but who puts a dying person in a wheelchair all day? Luckily we were there everyday and insisted she be allowed to go to bed. We transferred my mother to Calvary in the Bronx where most of the patients are terminally ill and they have experience with this type of patient and the compassionate staff to care for them. If they tell you they can handle your loved one who is dying, don't believe it.
November 2017
October 2017
I believe they are doing the best they can for my father in the elder care floor. The staff is nice considering they are doing one of the toughest job
October 2017
Professional service, excellent.
September 2017
August 2017
Loving , Caring, professional the best experience I have had with a MLTC. I definitely recommended, My family and I are grateful.
February 2017
December 2016
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June 2016
The best nursing home in the city of New York, my work experience with them was extremely exceptional 🙂 🙂
June 2016
My mother was admitted to rehab at the Hebrew Home where she benefited greatly. The problem is that one of the aides there solicited my sister and brother to forgo the possibility of long term care for a health care agency (such solicitation is against the HH rules) and my siblings unfortunately believed the horror stories of that aide, never considering that the aide was likely receiving a kickback for the referral. She connected my sister and brother to a middle-man who coordinated with the agency. Now that my mother is home it appears that her aide from that agency is abusing her, and my mother is too afraid to say anything. It is a scary situation. One key to the HH is for family members, if possible, to be as present and proactive as possible. I found that even though my calls to staff were not always returned, when I went back to the HH I noticed that most of my requests were honored. I was given a reasonable explanation for those that were not. If you are a sibling and/or health care proxy, you can ask the nurse on duty for the weekly reports on your relative. This will enable you to see what is being done for your loved one daily and you can comment and ask for changes. I also hired a family friend to spend the day with my mother, once a week, and she would tell me what she saw while caring for her. (She never told me anything negative about the facility and the people working there. In fact, her feedback was always positive and she sent me a number of photos of my mother smiling and happy. I experienced the same thing whenever I would visit.) Additionally, family members and friends would visit at night, even over night, and during the day. I realize however, that no matter how caring and well-meaning, some people are not in the position to do that. My mother always gave me positive feedback on staff. While some have questioned the medical staff at the HH, I have found that the biggest problem may be the aides (while a number are very good, or good, others can be horrible). But there is supervision at the HH and you can complain. (Just make sure your complaint is confidential in case the aide hears about it and is tempted to retaliate.) It can get even trickier with home health aides because they can lie to you on the phone while offering inferior care and abusing your loved one when alone with him or her at home. I found this especially problematic for aides that work 24/7 (no matter how experienced). One reason may be that they are only paid for 13 of the 24 hours per day they are at the house. (My understanding is that Medicaid pays for 13 not 24.) This can be tenuous in the long run if your loved one is up at night and tends to wander, or needs additional care during the night. Whether your loved one is at home or in a long-term care facility, it is important to be hands-on, watchful and visit as much as possible, if possible.
March 2016
February 2016
I was at the Hebrew home for six weeks for rehab. The rehab was great. However the facility has nursing students to help on weekdays so the serve is goods. You wait longer on wends the foods is another matter. The main meal is at lunch, . The quality is fine at lunch. Supper , I must say was terrible. One can her tired of fish, or s rambles eggs. They place every one on a diet. I lost twelve Pounds during my stay. One must remember that this is a kosher, so if you bring in food keep I t hiddenQ. If one must remember this is a rehab facility, not a gourmet facility
November 2015
My Name is f. Moyet and Anicia has been coming to take care of my son for more than a couple of months. This young lady has been the out must professional, courteous and caring she has very good customer skills I commend her and your service for having someone like this in your staff. I just wanted to Thank you for the service provided by your staff.
September 2015
November 2014
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