Riderwood Senior Living Community

Emilene

Aug 2026

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The nurse practitioner at the employee health and well being, Nicki Pilgrim is absolutely amazing!!! I recently came in after testing positive for COVID-19. She was so sweet, positive, and genuinely caring, and made me feel comfortable right away during a stressful time.<br><br>I have been to hospitals and doctors’ offices before, and I have honestly never met someone like her—she is truly the best.<br><br>You can tell she truly cares about people beyond just their immediate needs. I’m so grateful for her kindness—it meant so much to me.

Doug Wheeler

Apr 2026

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Facilities are nice, but they are awful to deal with if your parents have health complications. Unfortunately you are kind of stuck at that point. It’s been a nightmare. Something to keep in mind.

George Sachs PsyD

Mar 2026

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My parents have lived here for the past ten years and it has been a blessing in so many ways. Yes the food is not always amazing but all in all this has been the best thing they ever did.

Glen W. Sutcliffe

Dec 2025

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The grounds are quite nice with almost a country club feel. The restaurants are nice with decent cuisine. The apartments are spacious and they could be changed for people with disabilities.<br>However...<br>Rather silly that the apartments do not have the fire/smoke alarms with strobe lights, as a standard. Seems they believe a high decibel smoke alarm is sufficient. The Seniors I know are either hard of hearing, Deaf, or very heavy sleepers. My parents, who are Deaf, no longer live at Riderwood. But during their stay, I had numerous issues with Riderwood's management. One was the smoke alarms did not have strobe lights. Another issue was the TV's were not permanently set on, as they should be, to close captioning. Think about it, it's a senior living community, most residents are either hard of hearing or Deaf. I've asked the management for this accommodation for all residents numerous times. Never happened. I made other suggestions for improved security and other needed accommodations for people with disabilities, which were easily argued as required under the ADA. The only actions we saw from Ericcson and Riderwood were the nod their heads in agreement, a polite thank you, and then hurry back to selling more apartments. If you are interested in this community, my advice is to get the accommodations you need or want in writing, before you sign-up. Do not accept the smiles and head nods. They are most interested in having you sign the contracts, first.

Jack Wilson

Jul 2025

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Place is very dirty and rude. We had to get my grandmother out of there. They were so rude to her and didn't give her milk. Rajni Gill treated her very poorly and I have proof of the unacceptable behavior Rajni Gill did to my poor grandma! I need to speak to the supervisor, nobody is calling me back. When I went at night to visit my grandma, only the nurses are there.