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  • Mondayto - Friday: 9 AM to - 5 PM
  • Saturdayto - Sunday: 10 AM to - 3 PM
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Spa Services

Your Own Retreat at Home

Here at The Retreat at Riverside, our primary focus is ensuring that home is where you feel the most relaxed. Check out some of our different spa services exclusively for residents below.
*Spa services are available at an additional cost, or with monthly subscription services. Contact our leasing office for details.*

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Hydrotherapy

Hydrotherapy is a therapeutic practice that uses water in various forms to promote healing, relaxation, and overall well-being. Common methods include baths, showers, compresses, whirlpools, and steam treatments.

Benefits

Warm water helps relax muscles, ease joint stiffness, and relieve pain, while alternating hot and cold treatments can improve circulation and reduce swelling. It is also widely used in physical therapy to restore mobility and flexibility without putting stress on the joints. Beyond its physical effects, the calming nature of water reduces stress, promotes relaxation, and can even improve sleep quality, making hydrotherapy a holistic approach to overall wellness.

Massage Packages

We offer various massage packages catered for all of your needs. Learn more below and contact our leasing office for pricing information.

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Standard Massage

A therapeutic treatment that uses gentle pressure and smooth, flowing movements to relax muscles, improve circulation, and promote overall relaxation.

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Couples Massage

A shared spa experience where two people receive massages at the same time in the same room, creating a relaxing and intimate way to unwind together.

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Head Massage

Uses gentle pressure and circular motions on the scalp, temples, and neck to relieve tension, improve circulation, and promote deep relaxation.

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Temperature Therapy

Temperature therapy, also known as thermotherapy, involves using heat or cold to treat physical ailments, improve circulation, and promote overall wellness. Heat therapy, such as warm compresses, saunas, or hot baths, helps relax muscles, reduce stiffness, and increase blood flow. Cold therapy, including ice packs or cold plunges, can reduce inflammation, numb pain, and speed up recovery after injuries.

Benefits

Temperature therapy uses heat and cold to promote healing and relaxation. Heat soothes muscles, eases stiffness, and boosts circulation, while cold reduces inflammation and speeds recovery. Together, they relieve pain, enhance flexibility, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.

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