The Best Youthful energy in Riverside, California

J. Day Aesthetics, located at 18876 Van Buren Boulevard in Riverside, California, is a health and spa institution founded by a nurse with extensive experience in trauma/ICU, pediatrics, critical care, and aesthetics. Specializing in helping patients look and feel their best, the institution offers services such as the LiquiLift® nutrient IV drip to provide essential vitamins and minerals for optimal health. With a focus on holistic supplementation and skincare advancements, J. Day Aesthetics also provides services such as Glutathione IV therapy for detoxification and skin lightening, as well as Rise and Shine IV drips for energy and immune support. Additionally, the institution offers a range of injection services including BOTOX®, Dysport®, Juvederm®, and more to reduce wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin. With treatments such as microneedling, PRP and PRF therapy, and Skin Better products, J. Day Aesthetics aims to help clients achieve radiant, youthful skin and overall well-being.

The Spark At Midtown is a 95-unit affordable and supportive housing community located at 1900 Long Beach Boulevard in Long Beach, California. The institution partners with key organizations on the ground floor to serve the community and provide opportunities. Residents have access to healthcare through the Dignity Health St. Mary Medical Center clinic within the building, offering family and internal medicine services, preventative care, and chronic condition management. Additionally, the institution houses the YMCA of Greater Long Beach’s Youth Institute program, which uses technology to promote positive youth development and create pathways to post-secondary education and career readiness for low-income urban high school youth. The community features a variety of amenities including a community room with a computer lab, after-school program room, meeting rooms, tot lot, courtyards, community garden, bike amenities, public art, community teaching kitchen, convenient access to public transportation and shopping, flexible commercial space, and a mini park open to the public. The institution has also partnered with the University of California, Riverside and the California Energy Commission to access a larger capacity battery for storing solar energy, with the goal of reducing residents' electric bills and allowing savings to be used for other necessities.