Dining
Meal preparation and service
Jacksonville, FL
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Jacksonville, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityRiverside Presbyterian House is a rental retirement community in Jacksonville, Florida, in the Four Points neighborhood. Its housing description covers subsidized, hotel-style apartments and market-rate efficiencies for adults aged 62 and older. Independent living is identified as a care option, and the property description says additional support is available through 46 assisted-living residences.
Listings describe studio and one-bedroom apartments, with layouts ranging from about 379 to 758 square feet and one bathroom. Furnished rooms and telephone service are included among the room features in one listing. Property details also identify air conditioning, forced-air heat, and water and electricity as included utilities. An affordable-housing listing notes accessible units.
Common spaces and practical services include a library, beauty and barber shop, fitness center, elevator, garden, recreation or media room, and dining room. Wi-Fi is listed for common areas. Listings also identify on-site laundry and housekeeping, secured entry or grounds, an emergency call-response system, and wheelchair accessibility; one lists 24-hour security. Another listing names a heated outdoor swimming pool and parking for residents and guests. One rental listing indicates cats and dogs are allowed and identifies the community as smoke-free.
The community description notes a variety of social activities and educational programs. Other listings mention resident-run and community-sponsored activities, an arts room, movie nights, walking paths, and devotional activities held off site. Meal service is listed, with a dining room and restaurant-style dining. A dining-services listing also names meal preparation and options for special dietary restrictions, including diabetes- and allergy-sensitive diets; one listing describes all-day dining.
Care-services listings name medication management, diabetes and incontinence care, and help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and daily activities. They also list respite and 24-hour supervision. These details supplement the community’s independent-living description; the listings do not specify which services apply to each resident or apartment. Transportation, including scheduled transportation, is listed, and the property description notes access to public transit.
The central Jacksonville setting provides nearby shops, restaurants, medical offices, and churches. Neighborhood listings place Grassroots Natural Market and Publix about a tenth of a mile away, along with several restaurants; Owens Pharmacy is listed at about the same distance. Memorial Park and Riverside Park are about two-tenths of a mile away. Route 5 bus stops are listed roughly four-tenths to six-tenths of a mile away, including stops along Park and Stockton streets. Saint Vincent’s Medical Center Riverside is listed about half a mile away, and Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville about one mile away.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Housekeeping and linen services
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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“I'm a potential new residence and I'm overjoyed and overwhelmed with the reception thatn I received.”
Monthly rates starting at
$4,110 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,110 |
| One bedroom | $4,932 |
I'm a potential new residence and I'm overjoyed and overwhelmed with the reception thatn I received.
I LIVE HERE & COULDN'T ASK FOR BETTER
A nice place with great staff and friendly people.
My mom has lived here for years. It is a very safe place for her. It is gated, and the front desk is manned at all times. There is a Publix a block away and all kinds of restaurants here on Riverside. The rooms are clean and cozy, and the staff is very helpful. Not to mention the view, her room overlooks the St. John's river. Beautiful! Top marks for this place.
I like Riverside Presbyterian House because everybody seems to be friendly. The one-bedroom apartments are nice. And it has a nice view of the river. There's no downside because everybody seems pretty nice. I only connected with two staffers, but they were pretty helpful. What I saw of the building was really nice. Everybody was very kind. The layouts are very nice because you get an almost full kitchen and a full bedroom. The living room and dining room area is kind of smaller, but that's all I needed that's why I'm downsizing.
Truly exceptional for HUD Independent living - you may think I'm exaggerating. Every staff member I've met (administrators of various expertise, maintenance, dietary, custodians) seems eager to make sure I have everything I need and more. Every resident I've met is truly content, if not extraordinarily happy. As for pest control (as in all congregate living) treatment is done regularly and ALSO AS NEEDED if you request it. I haven't seen any pests. Renters,in HUD and non-HUD apartments, could be poor housekeepers or bring pests in - this can't be completely controlled. And it is Florida! If you see anything of any kind that needs attention, report it, and I'm sure every attempt will be made to remedy the problem
Gosh I would really NOT want to live at this place. Mainly for seniors and many have disabilities, so it certainly fills their needs. I'm sure they are happy there. I was visiting a friend there who doesn't need assisted living, so saw her room. As Basic as it gets. Also, saw cockroaches in the room and hallway. NOT a place for me.
Please, be friendly. Answer the main phones I have a BAD first impression. Thankfully, you didn’t speak to my mother like you spoke to me.
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