The Best Senior Living Communities in Lincoln, CA

"My mother has moved into Eskaton Village Roseville. They are patient and they're very kind to people. Most of the people I run into there seem to be very happy with their circumstances. The place is very neat, clean, and well-maintained. They promote a strong social engagement structure to keep people active and involved in what's going on around them so they don't become isolated. They offer a wide range of both physical activities, as well as mentally stimulating activities to keep older people from slipping into isolation and lack of engagement. The staff in their restaurant is extremely patient and accommodating."

Introducing The Ivy at Blue Oaks, a luxury assisted living and memory care community opening in 2024. The Ivy offers world class living at its finest in Roseville, featuring spacious apartment homes, ample outdoor amenities and a welcoming and secure environment with a multitude of options for leading a healthy and active lifestyle. Perfectly nestled in one of Roseville’s most desirable neighborhoods surrounded by quiet streets, fine dining and world-class shopping with easy access to the I-80 and CA-65, The Ivy at Blue Oaks offers fulfilling and flexible senior living for all seasons of retirement. Immerse yourself in the serenity of lush landscapes, coupled with the convenience of nearby upscale shopping and dining. Our thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor spaces boast an impressive array of amenities to enhance every aspect of daily life. Enjoy recreational common areas designed to promote engagement and maximize independence. Embrace a holistic approach to wellness with tailored fitness programs and an on-site wellness center. Experience The Ivy’s industry-leading culinary program offering all-day, restaurant-style dining, diverse menu options, and nutritional awareness. Engage in cultural and recreational activities, from educational seminars to hobby workshops. Transportation services ensure freedom and independence. Discover The Ivy at Blue Oaks, where every chapter is filled with joy, connection, and fulfillment.

AboutLife Care is a unique Assisted Living Solution that brings together the warmth and hospitality of French Country living and the attentive care of professional senior caretakers. Residents will enjoy the comforts of at-home care, the compassion of a dedicated staff, and the care they need for each stage they are in 24/7. Comfort: AboutLife Care brings the charm and comfort of the French countryside to Californian suburbs. This senior home is designed with comfort in mind. From its bright, open spaces and well-lit rooms in soft neutral colours to the simple yet classic furniture and decorations; this home is designed to be a welcoming home to all. Compassion: AboutLife Care promises compassion from a small and dedicated team that commits all of their time to the senior residents. These caretakers are recognized by their experience, hard-work, and above all, compassion for others. They use kindness, understanding, and patience to communicate with seniors in every stage of care and always prioritize the health and happiness of anyone in their care.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"We toured Truewood by Merrill, Roseville. There wasn't anything that we didn't care for. Julie, who took us around, was so helpful, and just her attitude towards the staff and the residents, I could tell there was a definite concern. She wanted to make them comfortable and meet all their needs as well as ours, and she showed us properties that might work well for them. She also took us on a tour of all the things that were available there. The dining hall was very nice, and the staff who served us were very nice. The food was good too, and it's a beautiful area. The apartments were very nice. She showed us one that had just been renovated. It was spacious. She said that for the one bathroom, there was a glass shower door, and they would change that out to a curtain so my sister-in-law could go in without stepping over a threshold. It was all very nice."

"My mom moved to Oakmont of Westpark. Everyone was super helpful, bright, and cheerful. They took the time to explain. We met with the activities director. We met with the medical director. We met with the assistant activities director. We met with a lot of the team there before we decided, and everybody took the time for us. The lady who was a public relations coordinator was only like her first month there. Anything that I had questions about she didn't know the answer to, she took note of and then she got right back to me on it. The food was good. My mom enjoys it. The dining room staff are super friendly and the care team that is serving the food. They give them three meals a day. They have food sitting out. My mom gets to have two choices at every meal on what she wants to have. Every day they exercise. They have art. They have field trips once a week. They have car rides once a week. It's a beautiful place. It doesn't feel like it's a hospital. It has a cruise ship type of feel, like a beautiful hotel. They do bingo with them a couple of times a week. They have a movie theater there and they do all kinds of stuff with them."

"I looked at this facility with my 92 year old mother-in-law and we were planning to move her in this past October. Unfortunately, my mother-in-law passed away unexpectedly prior to making the move. The management team was very caring and put a lot of thought into creating a home environment for the residents that was safe, clean with a focus on making their time there comfortable and fun with daily activities. I’d recommend anyone in the area considering a care home environment to give them a call and see first hand the facility and hear their plans for the residents Well done Garcia!"

"I toured Ivy Park at Roseville. It was well laid out. They had everything anyone could want in a senior living experience. Their kitchens are very small, but the meals are included, so you don't need a kitchen. They had laundry facilities on every floor. Their activities seemed very varied, like something for everyone. I did see people in the halls and common areas who seem to be enjoying themselves. It was very clean, and the staff I met were excellent, but they were too expensive for me."

"I toured Diamond Oaks Residential Care and it was a very clean, and neat facility. The people were very polite and knowledgeable. Sounded like their food was going to be excellent, and it could be a peaceful place for someone too. It is a four-bedroom house. They had a backyard."

"My mother has moved into Roseberry Care. It's a memory care facility, and I'm pleased with its services overall. The interaction with the staff is very good. The room is a two-person room. They have single rooms. The facility is well-appointed, nicely decorated facility. They do all kinds of therapy, they provide food, they provide outings, and they have entertainment come in for the residents. They bring beauticians in to pamper the residents."

"The Sunrise of Rocklin was a very nice facility. The people we met were very friendly and thorough in their explanations of things. We didn't have a whole lot of interaction with staff other than the office staff who gave us a tour of the part of the facility that they thought we needed, which was memory care for my wife. I would be staying in an apartment with her. We talked to one nurse in the memory care unit who was very nice and answered our questions. The lady who did the tour for us was excellent. She was a salesperson, so we knew she was trying to sell the facility, but I thought she was very good. The rooms that they showed us were very nice, one was even furnished. We would naturally be moving our own furniture into one if we had chosen them. I think we would be very happy there considering the help that my wife is going to need in the very near future with her dementia. They had a beautiful outdoor courtyard area with tables and lounge chairs. Some of it had a cover over it because it gets really hot where we're at in the summertime. That was quite nice. If you were ambulatory and had a car, they also had an area for you to park, so in my case, I would be able to come and go if I needed to. The lobby in the main area of the dining room was quite beautiful. You order off of a menu, but I didn't see a menu. They said they could cook for people with diabetes and people with Crohn's disease, which I happen to have both of. It would be a place where we can be very comfortable when the time comes. We just don't need it right now."

"Oakmont of Roseville was well-designed. The information I got was comprehensive and complete. They answered all of my questions and addressed things I had not thought of beofre that. The tour was well presented and complete to my expectations. I only saw one room because they only had one available and it was nice. It might even be the right one. The activities were fantastic. A very large social life is available to someone living there. They had a movie theater, which I thought was very unique, I like that a lot. I didn't eat the food, but it looked like the food choices were great, and the fact that you can eat breakfast, lunch or dinner all day long instead of at specific times, I thought that was fantastic due to different people's changes in lifestyles as they get older. They don't eat at regular times like they did when they were working or when they had their family."

"My mother-in-law moved into Loomis Home Care. So far, the people, the owners, and the staff, the beautiful facility, we're very happy with the area that she's in. I have not personally been inside because of COVID, but my husband did go inside, and he was fine with the interior. The interior of the place, room, back patio facilities, and by the small lake was nice and pleasant. We're very happy with where she's at. They do have activities. We're very happy with the activities that are available to her. They have dancing, singing that we know of, some arts, crafts or activities. I'm not there with her when she does the activities, but she seems to be very happy. We've heard that the food is good from my brother-in-law's friend who has his mother also at the facility. We're very happy with everything. We're not disappointed, or nothing's been negative, so we're fine."

"We toured Roseville Commons. My overall experience was excellent. We spoke with Drew. He was the one who took us on a tour. He was very informative, very friendly, and warm. The experience was great. I talked about it for probably the rest of the day because I like the floor plans, and I like some of the things they have there. I enjoyed it. That was my favorite. I checked the dining area and the menu. They gave us a packet with all the information and prices, the calendar and events, and the usual stuff that they give. I liked their activities. I liked the layout of the whole facility. It was warm and friendly. I like everything about the floor plan and the room. I was interested in the one-bedroom. I do have animals, and there was no problem with them accepting the animals. They even have one on the ground floor that I'm particularly interested in that has a little backyard with a grassy area that you can put a little fence around. The one-bedroom was spacious. It has a full kitchen and a little kitchen bar where you can eat, and a nice big living room. The cable and wi-fi were included, and it was very reasonable. I enjoyed that place."

"Summerfield of Roseville was exceptionally clean. The staff was very friendly, personable, and professional. They offered us some cake. The room seemed somewhat small, and the beds weren't large. You can bring your own furniture if you desire. The bathroom has no shower. The shower is in another location where the staff takes the residents. I guess that's because they don't want them to get a slip or fall."