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Farmer's daughter

My sister is a patient here . She is ok there. She is kept busy with bingo,, crafts. Always something going on everyday for activities. But . The food is terrible.. late. And cold. . that isn't a secret. Everybody hates the food there.. they have 4 or 5 patients use the same bathroom. It gets dirty and stinky.. My sister is always clean. And dressed. They just need to hire more help to take care of the patient's

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Jane Jone

If I could give 1 star review I would. Had a family member here in the long term. Place is dirty, staff is rude. Administration does nothing when staff is turned in. They just sweep it under the rug. Multiple staff have been caught smoking weed on breaks in parking lot, smoking vapes and weed pens inside the facility while on the clock. I’ve turned in a nurse multiple times and nothing has been done. DO NOT SEND YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS HERE

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Kathleen Ellison

Placing our mother in Riverview Manor was the best decision my sister and I did for her safety and health. The entire staff has been nothing short of wonderful to our mom, as well as the other residents. Our mother has been well taken care of and has enjoyed the daily interactions with everyone there. Thank you for chatting, laughing with our mother and making her feel well- loved. ❤️ -Christine and Kathleen

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Diane Darrow

HORRIBLE!! Do NOT send a loved one there! They are worse than a used car salesman! Including the social worker who is supposed to be there for the patient! They don't return phone calls, they tell you what you want to hear, and they definitely are not gentle with their patients! They lost my sister's partial plate, clothes, blankets, etc., and had no concern over any of it! They have an excuse for everything! Just a horrible place!! I would give them a negative star if I could!

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AS Marks

I had a family member here, and felt like the care was good. It is small and quaint, so the caregivers and patients seem to become quite familiar with one another. The gardens are lovely. Staff is cheerful and residents seem content. That said, I always would encourage that patients in ANY healthcare facility have an advocate that checks in on them regularly. It's just good practice.