Even before my dad became an official resident at RidgeView, Angie McClure, Community Relations Director, visited him multiple times while he was finishing up his rehab at St. Luke's Hospital. Angie's care and attention for Dad and his situation was a calming force for our family during a difficult time of transition. There was no doubt in our minds that the RidgeView Community was going to be a welcoming and warm place for Dad!



Even before my dad moved to RidgeView, they arranged for some current residents to befriend and welcome Dad when he arrived at his new assisted living apartment. That connection was invaluable as Dad got settled in. These new friends ate with Dad, conversed with him, and helped him become comfortable in his new place. What a gift!



The attendants who assist Dad with his medicines, bathing, and housekeeping have become Dad's friends. He trusts them and enjoys their friendly helping ways. They are people who genuinely care for Dad and that makes all the difference in the world! Dad enjoys the staff, mealtimes, walking around the grounds, pet therapy, musical programs, and weekly Chapel services at RidgeView. He always tells me, "This is the next best thing to being in my own home. Actually, this IS my own home!" Thanks RidgeView!







Gayle Wilcox, Daughter