Located on the campus of St. Vincent’s Medical Center Riverside in Jacksonville, Florida, we overlook the scenic St. Johns River. Spanish architecture, live oaks draped in Spanish moss, and palm trees welcome visitors with a stately Southern charm. As a faith-based community, we treat residents with compassion, hospitality and respect – just as we would our own family members.
When additional therapy is needed after surgery, illness or hospital stay, we provide rehabilitation and short-term care. We also offer long-term care for residents who need a higher level of assistance in dealing with an ongoing illness, chronic medical condition or disability. In addition, we offer specialized care for residents affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, as well as hospice care.
As a community, we welcome all faiths, and are inspired by the mission and values of Ascension Living, to provide high-quality, compassionate, personalized care with dignity, especially to those in our communities who are most in need. This guiding vision is the cornerstone of who we are as a company: national, nonprofit and senior-focused.
When additional therapy is needed after surgery, illness or hospital stay, we provide rehabilitation and short-term care. We also offer long-term care for residents who need a higher level of assistance in dealing with an ongoing illness, chronic medical condition or disability. In addition, we offer specialized care for residents affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, as well as hospice care.
As a community, we welcome all faiths, and are inspired by the mission and values of Ascension Living, to provide high-quality, compassionate, personalized care with dignity, especially to those in our communities who are most in need. This guiding vision is the cornerstone of who we are as a company: national, nonprofit and senior-focused.
We make every effort to make our residents feel comfortable, respected and loved. Many of our staff members are long-tenured and form close relationships with residents. A kind word, a shared laugh or a heartfelt hug can brighten a day, especially when dealing with serious medical conditions.
