The first residents were moving in as dignitaries and community groups celebrated the recent and long-anticipated opening of Continental East Development’s Renaissance Village Rancho Belago in Moreno Valley. CED Co-Founder and President Al Rattan said it’s the first of three premier planned Assisted Living and Memory Care communities coming to Riverside County.
Now open, with the stated mission to “create great days for its residents,” the 120-bed senior living community finished under budget and on time. Even in December, typically the slowest month of the year, five more residents moved in. Rattan said this demonstrates how the word is out about Rancho Belago. Additionally, seniors like what they hear and see.
So what exactly are they hearing and seeing at Renaissance Village? From the moment you arrive, you enter into an environment that feels more like a world-class hotel than a senior living
community. With its vibrant & elegant atmosphere, a warm & friendly full-service staff, and innovative & best-in-class amenities, Renaissance Village aims to enhance mind, body, and spirit…embracing their residents as a family.
Best-in-Class Amenities
With amenities as diverse as its residents, Renaissance Village truly has something for everyone. Whether it’s many dining options and the Village Diner (a 1950’s-style trip down memory lane with gold-record hits playing in the jukebox); an in-house cinema with comfy movie-theater seating & popcorn machine; a top-tier “Geri-Fit” fitness center with expert trainers; an onsite salon & barber; an art gallery showcasing residents’ work; a cyber café with computer courses; a putting green; a play area with jungle gyms for when the little ones visit; a beautiful outdoor garden with walking paths & shaded seating; or even a dog park for our 4-legged friends…the Renaissance lifestyle is certainly a life without barriers.
Since groundbreaking, the greater Riverside County community voiced a great deal of support for Renaissance Village Rancho Belago. “Our phones have really been ringing since we put the sign-up,” said CED Project Manager Charlene Kussner. “We’ve had a lot of communication from people looking for employment and from sons and daughters looking to place their parents in Moreno Valley closer to them in this community. It’s been a tremendous outpouring.”
Additionally, Riverside County Board of Supervisors Chair Jeff Stone applauded the development, but he said it’s not enough. “It’s only going to take care of 120 people, and we have more need throughout this county,” Stone said. “We’re going to need more facilities like this. This is really setting the bar high.” For that reason, we encourage you to contact us today to tour the community.
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