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About This Business

The Village At Riverview is an apartment-style senior community offering newly renovated private studios and deluxe suites to individuals ages 50 and up giving every resident total independence. They offer a chef-driven menu, personal transportation, many activity programs and offer a care team. 

BBB Accredited Since: 6/1/2018

Years in Business: 13

Products and Services

24/7 Nursing Care, Activities Program, Assisted Living, Beauty Salon, Housekeeping Services, Move-In Assistance, Pet Therapy, Physician Assessment, Private Apartments, Restaurant-Style Dining, Senior Living Community, Transportation Services

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
5/29/2018
Business Started:
4/23/2013
Business Incorporated:
4/23/2013
Type of Entity:
Corporation

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Ms. Patricia Perry, Vice President
Customer Contacts
Ms. Patricia Perry, Vice President
Additional Email Addresses
Primary: Email this Business
Additional Websites
yellowpages.com/barboursv...
Social Media
Facebook

Licensing information

  • West Virginia Department of
    Health & Human Resources
        
    Office of Health Facility
    Licensure and Certification
    One Davis Square, Suite 100
    East
    Charleston, West Virginia 25301
    PH: (304) 558-0684
    Facility Search - https://ohflac.wvdhhr.org/Apps/Lookup/FacilitySearch

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