Rendering of the River’s Edge entrance

Over a century of senior living, now focused on Your Life Plan.

River’s Edge may be new, but our foundation is built on decades of experience serving older adults. Backed by the nonprofit behind RiverSpring Living and the award-winning Hebrew Home at Riverdale, our promise of mission-driven dedication to the lives of older adults has a well-documented legacy behind the words.

Friends talking around a table

Our nonprofit roots run Deep.

As the latest chapter in the RiverSpring Living legacy, River’s Edge is sponsored by the Hebrew Home Foundation, a long-standing non-profit foundation. The foundation’s structure ensures that all income is reinvested into the organization and the wellbeing of residents, rather than shareholders, owners or investors.

It’s a legacy we’re proud to share, and when you live at River’s Edge, you become a part of that legacy.

View of the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge

A Natural connection
to NYC.

River’s Edge is not alone. Our building sits on the private 32-acre RiverSpring Living campus, located right along the Hudson River and just outside of NYC.

Residents will enjoy paved walking paths through a park-like environment, absorbing the natural wellness benefits of our surrounding trees while never being more than a 10 minute drive from Manhattan.

Man seated beside the Hudson River

Care when you need it.

Our connection to RiverSpring Living means that River’s Edge residents have priority access to additional support when it matters most, all within the same campus where they’ve built reliable routines and met their closest friends.

Because healthy aging doesn’t just come from access to care. It comes from staying connected to your community, even if life takes an unexpected turn.

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A team of
Proven leaders.

Even a well-built home won’t last without proper maintenance. The same stewards of the Hebrew Home Foundation’s success will oversee the future of River’s Edge, ensuring that residents decide how their community evolves, not shareholders.

It’s a rare approach in the profit-driven world of New York City, and we strive to be the exception.