Independent Living Community in Placer County, California

Pat

My mother lived there for 2 1/2 years before she passed away. They treated her and our entire family as their own. Wonderful people. Very clean and beautiful environment.

Jeannie

It was a very nice place. The apartments were pretty good sized. I really liked it. It's also clean and spacious. I only checked out their studio and one-bedroom apartments, and they had two different sizes for studios. They have a chapel and a hair-styling room, but I wasn't interested in the activities because my uncle cannot do any of those. The staff was very nice, pleasant, and informative, too. They gave me all the details I needed. The dining room was huge, and some of the tables were set very attractively. It was actually perfect because I really didn't see anything wrong, it's just that when I walked into the place, it didn't feel like it was a home. But the place was clean and beautiful, and the rooms were spacious.

ReviewerRD12252020m

We visited here. Everyone was nice. Of course, with the pandemic, people were all in their rooms. They don't have group lunches, group exercises or game time, which is understandable. It looked nice. We just decided that we're going to wait awhile. We saw an apartment, and it looked fine. Everything looked fine. Everybody is kinda sheltered in their rooms right now because of the pandemic. There weren't many activities going on, but that was fine. We met a couple of the staff, and the lady that took us around was wonderful. We didn't try a meal because they weren't serving group meals. We could see the inside of the dining room, but we didn't actually go into it. It was closed off. They had the doors closed, but you could look a little bit, which we did. They had more than one fitness room, and they had group exercises when they're having it. It was good.

Cynthia

My mother moved here. They've been great, very helpful, and my mom is adjusting well, and I love the staff. They have a lot going on, like exercise, bingo, and computer classes. They have bus trips normally. I'm satisfied they have a good support network for the other care. I haven't had any problems with them.

Lorie

The Terraces of Roseville is more my style. They have assisted living, too. They don't have to change apartments, but they add that service. It is nice and modern, but it is a little expensive. The base price is good compared to other places but they just add on every little thing. All the showers were like walk-in and roll-in. There is nothing to step over and that really stands out to me because I have two adults in wheelchairs. It was impressive. Most of the rooms have islands in the kitchen, so that was nice. The dining room is open all the time.