By Teresa via CARING
October 15, 2022
Senior Living at Forest Ridge was for more affluent people. It was very nice, but it also costs more. The dining room, and the one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and studio apartments were all very nice. They have bingo, devotions, outings, and trips, and they also told me about their Veteran’s benefits. They have a drink bar that has soda, tea, and coffee in the cafeteria. They also have walking trails that go around the place. They provide one meal every day and cleaning services.
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