Located in Placer County, approximately 25 minutes northeast of downtown Sacramento, Roseville is a city of 141,500 people, of whom 16.5% are in the 65+ age group. Seniors enjoy its pleasant, suburban feel, benefiting from quieter streets and the attractions of the state capital on their doorstep. The surrounding area has its own attractions, such as the Telephone Museum and the Carnegie Library Museum. The Tower Theater is a great place for shows and movies, while the All American Speedway holds events every other week.
No senior gives up their independence willingly, but aging can make previously simple tasks difficult, such as making meals. Assisted living is a form of care that allows seniors to retain their autonomy where they can while ensuring other tasks, such as room cleaning, are done for them. Many facilities also provide 24-hour security. Roseville’s typical monthly costs, according to the 2020 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, are $5,395, which is 7.6% more than the state average and 22.6% more than the national average.
This guide covers costs in more detail, discusses the pros and cons of living in Roseville and lists some resources that can help seniors considering assisted living.