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Senior Living Hosts New Year's Open House

By Ashley Dinkel, Staff Writer
December 29, 2016 at 09:57am. Views: 277

ALL>> The public is invited to attend the Meridian of Riverside Assisted Living New Year’s Open House event at Meridian of Riverside on Friday, Dec. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The community is encouraged to attend the open house event and ring in the New Year. Those interested in attending can pick the day that works best for you, enjoy delicious food and take a tour of the community. Meridian of Riverside Assisted Living will be serving Danish, muffins, cookies, hot chocolate and coffee. A New Year’s Gift basket will be raffled off filled with champagne, cheese and crackers. Be sure to join in on the fun, food and celebration. Meridian of Riverside Assisted Living is located at 4609 Arlington Avenue in Riverside, CA 92504. For more information, contact Tambra Gerard at (909)723-2238 or Mia Willhide at (951)965-3375. Meridian Senior Living provides care and life services for more than 7,000 residents, one at a time. “We understand the importance of making each day a little easier, more comfortable, convenient, enjoyable and secure,” the website states. “The most important people in our world are the valued residents who depend upon us for their home. Whether it's offering assistance with activities of daily living or simply holding the hand of someone who suffers from Alzheimer's, our world revolves around making life better for each member of our communities.” For more information about Meridian of Riverside Assisted Living, visit www.meridiansenior.com

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