| Community | Ownership | Care levels | Approach | What sets them apart |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riverview Retirement Community Our community | Local not-for-profit, founded by the Lutheran Churches of Spokane (Missouri Synod) | Independent, assisted, memory care, outpatient and physical therapy, home health, home care, and a home for hospice | Multiple options for living: buy-in options (independent) and month-to-month contracts with Medicaid accepted after private-pay period (assisted) | Accredited Life Plan Community (CCRC Type B) on the Centennial Trail by the river; Inlander Best Of 2026 First Place; the only assisted living in Spokane that staffs a nurse 24/7 |
| Rockwood Retirement Communities | Not-for-profit (Spokane United Methodist Homes) | Independent, assisted, memory care, skilled nursing, rehab | Large entry-fee buy-in with a long waitlist | 65-plus years of nonprofit service across two Life Plan campuses on the South Hill |
| Touchmark on South Hill | For-profit (Touchmark network) | Independent, assisted, memory care, home health and home care | Full-service rental plus fees | A national for-profit network operating a 19-acre South Hill campus |
| Fairwinds Spokane | For-profit (Leisure Care) | Independent and assisted living only | Lease an apartment and add care as needed | A hospitality and wellness brand with signature fitness and travel programs; no memory care or skilled nursing on site |
| South Hill Village | For-profit (Pegasus Senior Living) | Independent, assisted, memory care | All-inclusive rental | Run by a national operator managing dozens of communities; no skilled nursing or full continuum |
Riverview is a local not-for-profit offering a full continuum of care on one campus, from independent living through assisted living, memory care, outpatient and physical therapy, home health, and home care and a home for hospice. It is the only assisted living in Spokane that staffs a nurse on site 24/7, it earned a deficiency-free state survey, and it was named Inlander Best Of 2026, First Place.
Yes. Riverview is a local not-for-profit continuing care retirement community with Lutheran roots, so it is mission-driven rather than run by a national for-profit operator.
For independent living, Riverview offers buy-in options for our homes, condos and apartments. They range in price from $275,000 to $725,000, with a majority of the home buy-in prices around $379,900. Riverview offers a choice of 50% or 80% buy-ins on some properties, and some 12-month lease options on qualifying properties. For assisted living and memory care, pricing is based on a month-to-month contract, and Riverview accepts Medicaid in assisted living and memory care after a private-pay period.
Yes. Riverview offers memory care in its Veranda neighborhood. Some independent and assisted living communities in Spokane do not provide memory care on site.
Yes. Riverview provides outpatient and physical therapy, home health, and RiverCare home care and a home for hospice, so care can continue as needs change without leaving the community.
