While I like Rohnert Park a lot, it was not what we needed. The lady who helped me was great. The overall experience was great. She was so friendly, and she really liked the people there. I really liked her as well. She showed me a room, she took me into the dining room, and she took me to their library. Because my mom doesn't have a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer's, it is possible that she could get in but it wouldn't be helpful to her because she does need help. It was a great place. The room would have been perfect for my mom. It was cozy, comfortable, and my mom could have had her dog with her. It would have been great if my mom could have done that. The dining area looked clean, neat, and attractive. The lady that I met was very friendly and helpful. I really liked her. I met some of the people who lived there and they seemed to be very happy too.
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Reviews of Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living
Assisted Living Reviews for Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living
December 22, 2019
I visited this facility
July 02, 2019
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
My brother-in-law is in Rohnert Park Retirement Community. It's a lovely community, and if you dont have to be in assisted living, anybody would want to live there. If you're an independent person, there are all kinds of activities, and for assisted living, they have exercise and games. His room is okay, it's a studio, it's one of their cheaper rooms, but it could be cleaner. I think the staff is good. The food is good, it's like going to a restaurant. However, we don't like that every time you sneeze they add a different charge.
January 02, 2017
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
January 2, 2016:
This morning my dad asked me if it was as foggy today as it was yesterday. I said no. He said that was good because since it was so foggy yesterday the staff did not show up in the morning, so they were not served breakfast. He said they were supposed to have a continental breakfast (common on holidays there understandably I don't want a lot of people to have to work on holidays either) but no one set it up. He and the other early risers rifled through the dining area and found cold cereal but no milk, fruit, pastries, etc. so they ate dry, cold cereal. When they asked where breakfast was they were told no one could set it up because it was "too foggy" for staff to get there. My dad says he told them I had gotten there somehow. It was foggy, not the worst I've seen, and certainly not impenetrable.
December 7, 2016:
I moved my dad in here to make sure someone keeps an eye on him. It was Merrill Gardens then, after that Emeritus, now Brookdale. The level of care over 9 years has generally deteriorated. Recently they have been doing a massive (needed) renovation. They painted all the walls - in color blocked maize, sage & pumpkin. They installed brand new low pile carpet in a retro Versace inspired gold and brown braid pattern. That was all ok, dated but needed. Then this last week they replaced all the furniture, and over the weekend they replaced all the art!!! That's hundreds of thousands of dollars of crap they bought for literally no reason. They took the chestnut colored big wood furniture out and brought in brand new walnut colored big wood furniture. And the art went from 2/10 to 3.5/10. And wasting money is whatever, except they are increasing rent 7% this year instead of the usual 6% increase AND they are currently without an Registered Nurse to supervise the CNAs because they aren't paying enough to attract a nurse AND they are down to 2 house keepers to clean hundreds of rooms AND they are short on wait staff AND they have shortened the hours of the receptionist. so stupid and wasteful
August 10, 2016:
Went to my dad's this morning and found a little old lady by the elevator with no clue where she was. She asked me how to get to the first floor. I told her that was the first floor and walked her over to the lobby. She said "but there's no one there", and I explained there's no one in the dining room til 7 or at reception til 6:30. So she got upset. I found a Brookdale employee and said "there's a lady over here who is lost and needs help" and she just said to her "you know where your room is right? Second floor, 265. Just get in the elevator n go down the hall til you see your number". Crazy. I took her back to her room, opened the door, turned on the lights, and left her there. $3,000 a month they pay to live there and the employees can't even help a person back to their room. It took 5 minutes. I know they are understaffed (maybe try paying more) but really what's more important?
October 28, 2015
I am/was a resident of this facility
I am currently at Brookdale Rohnert Park, and I would not recommend them. They had problems with regards to their management and staffing. Their food is not good. I would like to see management change and the relationship between management and staffing improve.
Provider Response
We appreciate you sharing your concerns with us. Please be assured the well-being of our residents is our first priority and our regional management has been working closely with the community to ensure the residents' concerns are being addressed. We would welcome an opportunity to discuss it with you personally and hope you will call us at 877-400-5296.
August 15, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My parents are at Brookdale Rohnert Park. We’re very satisfied with it. They have exercise, outings, movies, art classes, poker, bingo, and music. The room is spacious enough, but I’m not happy with the shower set-up in the assisted living. You have to step up, and it is a very small area.
May 12, 2015
I visited this facility
My mother-in-law is going to be moving to Brookdale Rohnert Park. Everyone was very friendly and willing to go out of their way to show us different rooms. They have just purchased this facility, so they are improving everything over time. The dining room was very nice. They have big band concert every week, they have happy hour every Wednesday, they have bus rides to local theater, and they have all kinds of clubs. It seemed like it's a very active place. There was a large central area with a piano and a library where they have concerts and gatherings. However, the HVAC systems in the room were very old and very bulky, and they took up a lot of space. Also their controls were very low, so it would be very hard for an old person to be able to set the control because they are only like a foot from the ground.
April 27, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Originally my friend was in independent living, but she broke her hip so now she is in assisted living. My son did a research on Brookdale Rohnert Park, and he just looked at various ones too and came up with them. I kept with contact with them off and on, and as far as I am concerned the service was good. The rooms there as far as one-bedroom apartments looked fine as far as I'm concerned. As for activities, they have quite a few. They have crafts, exercises, and a lot of things going every day.
April 24, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
We choose Brookdale for my mom because of the price, location, and the feeling of the place. The people working there are OK. The rooms are really clean, and my mother is very happy there. They have activities. I like that it has an open space with lots of natural sunlight, and the staff seems really supportive and trustworthy.
April 20, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
We pick Brookdale in Rohnert Park for my parent. We are extremely impressed, and the environment there doesn't have that isolated feeling. It has a very resort like feeling. The dining room is a first class dining room. People going there tend to dress nicely because of the environment. We tried the food, and it is fantastic. It is like going into a fine dining restaurant. They have line dancing to a lot of different people coming in performing music. They had a lot of physical fitness type stuff for people to be involved. They are low key, but it's just to get them motivated. What is really nice is that in about a month they are going to open up a physical fitness or therapy facility in there, so you don't have to go to a different facility for your physical therapy treatment.
Two times a month -- like yesterday -- my father-in-law jumps on their mini-bus, and they go to fishermen's warp for lunch for about three hours and comes back. They do a lot of things like that.
The apartments are beautiful. They are very well done and very private. The community is like a family. They are welcoming and always encouraging each other to participate with what is going on. They are very concerned about each other when they don't see someone for a day or two. It is very spacious. There is a lot of sitting/garden areas. It just presents itself better.
November 29, 2014
I visited this facility
Emeritus at Rohnert Park was a pleasant-looking facility, and it’s very clean. The staff were all pleasant. They all greet you and treat you like a relative. We ate there, and the food was satisfactory. They have a very large pool. What I didn’t seem to like about them is that it's not close to any small village or city. It seemed to be a little further out than the other places.
October 04, 2014
I am a friend or relative of resident
My relative is very upset by the decline in services since new management took place. Everything from the quality of food, the housekeeping, the temperature of the common areas, the responses to calls has caused distress.
Provider Response
We appreciate you taking the time to share your concerns and hope you will call us at 877-400-5296 or email us at familyconnection@brookdale.com to discuss them in greater detail.
June 30, 2014
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My parents are in Emeritus at Rohnert Park. We chose it because it has a large two-bedroom apartment, so my parents are together and each has their own room. My mom has a queen-size bed with a nice window overlooking pine trees and green spaces. It has a double closet and space for her desk. They are in the independent living, but they have to bring in care because my dad needs 24-hour care. I think the place is just fine, and the staff is very good. They are very friendly and helpful. My mom doesn't love the food, but she thinks it's OK. I would like to see them have some things that are a little healthier, wheat-free and organic. However, the garden and the landscaping are nice. They have a beautiful rose garden, and there are nice greens everywhere. The people are very friendly too. They have a lot of good activities. They have a big fireplace in the living room where people are always doing physical therapy activities, playing with balls or doing games, playing music together, singing or doing performances, and they bring in people from the community to do performances. So it is very nice.
December 13, 2013
I visited this facility
The first thing we did when we visited Emeritus at Rohnert Park was eat. They have chefs there and you can order anything anytime. It's like a restaurant. They have gardens, walkways, and places that you can go. We just wanted to look at a two bedroom and two bath apartments, but they actually have many floor plans to look at. Their rooms are big. It's a modern facility and it’s impressive.
Independent Living Reviews for Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living
February 21, 2021
I visited this facility
I visited Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living for my parents. My mom hasn't seen it yet and one of the concerns of my mom was their food service, so they invited us to bring them over to lunch so they could experience the food service. We're not gonna do that until after my mom has the vaccination for COVID. Probably in a month or so I will arrange with them to bring my mom and my stepfather over and let them see it.
The staff was fabulous. They were really good on the phone when I talked to them. Bree was the person I talked to on the phone and she said that she'd be happy to do a virtual tour if I wanted. They're doing an in-person tour too so I decided to do that just go see it, mostly because they had set me a virtual tour and I could see that their place had stoves in the kitchen, and it's a full kitchen, and all of the other two places didn't have a kitchen, they just had a very small refrigerator.
The layout, I thought they had remodeled them, so I got to see one that was in a middle of a remodel that's already been chosen by someone. The rooms were bright, quite nice, large, and beautiful. The ones I met were fabulous; very helpful. The facility is a lot nicer than where my mom is now, and also it's cheaper.
April 13, 2020
I visited this facility
Rohnert Park was not nice. I liked their kitchens because they had full stoves; however, the apartments were smaller. The food was really disappointing. The whole atmosphere was not really as comfortable as something a retirement community would be. Their dining area was rather awkwardly configured. It was not a very friendly atmosphere. It was a very large long room and it did not have that air of hospitality around it. The staff was very nice but we only interacted with our server and with the gentleman who was the sales marketing manager. He was very charming and nice but it simply didn't measure up.
July 15, 2019
I visited this facility
Rohnert Park was nice, but it was a lot more money. It had a pretty good atmosphere. I was happy to see that the resident had a smile and said hi because that makes you feel that they are happy and like the people who work there. The rooms were nice, but they were being bought out by a new company, and they were remodeling everything with all new marble and going from carpet to hardwood floor. Some rooms were new and some were old. Some of the rooms were too nice, and I don't think that the average person would need some of the things that they added. They had games, bingo, and a shuttle to go shopping or go to dentist and doctor's appointments. It was very clean and very updated.
November 13, 2018
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
Brookdale Rohnert Park is beautiful. We think it's going to be the best place for my mother. Everything is great. The staff is very friendly. There are a lot of people around and available, which is good. The facility is clean, bright, and has really nice color. The decoration of the walls and the color combination are beautiful. They even have chickens outside that you can see in a coop. The food is really good and the chef uses the fresh eggs from the chickens. There are a lot of activities, bocce ball, excursions that go out on the bus, cards, billiard table in the room, puzzles, and movie center. One thing that could be improved is there sometimes isn't enough parking, but it hasn't been too bad. We've been able to find a spot. It's a big facility, so for somebody who has a hard time walking, it might be a little big for them.
March 28, 2018
I visited this facility
We went to Brookdale Rohnert Park. The apartments were very nice and had good storage, but the food was absolutely horrible. The facility was excellent, but the dining room was miserable and parking would be a 2 or even a 1. Many times, you have to park in the emergency parking in order to find a place to park, but if you're going to be living there, that would not be acceptable. The layout was extensive, and if you want to consider how far you'd have to go from your residence to the dining room, it would be about a 3 because you'd have to take a bus. For those of us who are low energy and use walkers, it would be an enormous task to go there for a meal. They had a little coffee shop, but it's very ill equipped. We were very unhappy with our lunch. They were not welcoming there at all.
Provider Response
We apologize that your tour of Brookdale Rohnert Park did not meet all of your expectations. Please be assured our staff is continuously committed to providing the highest-quality service and care for each resident and we will share your feedback with our management team.
April 26, 2017
I visited this facility
Brookdale Rohnert Park is my favorite one and I am considering moving in, but I have some reservations. It is absolutely beautiful and looks like an upscale hotel. The residents had a wider range of age. The grounds were fabulous and had a swimming pool, three or four park-like areas, and a closed-in, glass breeze way between buildings, like a big, long and enclosed hallway, which is gorgeous and keeps you out of the rain. They had little tables and chairs in there, too. The director was fabulous; I was very impressed with her but not with the sales manager. I really didn’t feel like she knew everything she was supposed to know. I thought she was very unprofessional and not good at her job at all. She was perfectly nice, but when I met her I didn’t feel confident in her. I went back, had lunch, and had quite a long talk with the director. I asked one of the residents who I saw in the parking lot when I went the first time how she liked it there and she told me that it was fine, but not as good as it used to be. They were the only one that had full kitchens with an oven; none of the others had ovens or microwaves. It had lots of counter space and the best storage of any place with enormous closets, and was much better appointed than the others. It is newer and absolutely gorgeous. They seemed to have lots of activities, and the food was very good. In addition to the restaurant, they had a café open for the afternoons if you miss the lunch hour or if you just want something else from a limited menu. I saw people go in for lunch, get their food to go, and sit out by the swimming pool and eat. They had tables, chairs, and umbrellas out there, so it was lovely. They said they had a nice range of ages there, which impressed me. They said that I could come and stay for a week or a month, which I'd have to pay for if I want to try it out, and I am thinking about doing that.
August 16, 2016
I visited this facility
We stayed for two months in Brookdale last year. They gave us a trial, and we didn’t like it. They had just taken over from Emeritus, and we saw the food go downhill. They used to have a Sunday brunch that was wonderful, but they got rid of that. However, they had this professor who was wonderful, and they had exercise classes, which was good.
June 10, 2016
I am a friend or relative of a resident
I am impressed with Brookdale Rohnert Park’s availability and the community. It seems like it is a good community for my father. The care is very good and of high quality. The staff is very nice. My father has a one-bedroom apartment with a living room. It is very clean and mostly modern. He likes the food there very much, and the dining area is very open and large with many tables. They have activities like music, arts, and outings.
December 16, 2015
I visited this facility
I visited Brookdale Rohnert Park. I thought it was very nice and would have been my first choice. I was very impressed with the layout of the place. The staff was very pleasant and very helpful. They took the time to show me around and explain their programs and activities. They spent about an hour and a half with me, so, I was very impressed. I did not eat there, but it was during lunch and a lot of people were eating. That looked very nice. They had a bus that would take them to visit medical facilities or any recreational activities. They showed me their activities room where people do various activities, which I thought looked very good and very nice. It was closer to my son’s house and less expensive.
June 29, 2015
I visited this facility
Brookdale Rohnert Park is a very nice place. Food wasn’t quite up to the standard, although that was fine. The dining room was fine and comfortable. It's pleasant overall. We heard a run-down of every activity, and it seemed satisfactory to us.
August 13, 2014
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mom moved in to Emeritus at Rohnert Park about three months ago. Her stay there has been wonderful. We are very pleased with it. The staff is very wonderful. They keep a good eye out for her. My mother is fitting in quite nicely. She is enjoying the outings such as visits to the wineries. Also, she is doing exercise four days a week. She has met some friends. There are a lot of opportunities for socializing there as well as activities that she likes to do. We have had lunch with mom several times. She has brought the whole family to Sunday brunch there; that's one of the best things. The meal plan is very open and she can whatever she wants. They eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, which she likes. They have two different size portions, so she can pick what size portion she wants. They really control the sweets and the breads, so her eating habits are a lot more balanced. Also, my mom likes her room there. She would like it to be a little bigger, but we are trying to tell her that she doesn't need to have as much space there. But her living room was furnished very much like her own home. With regard to the people there, they really do so much for the residents there. They check on them. They are wonderful. The people that work there like working there.
March 31, 2014
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Mom lived in Merrill Gardens. The food, the staff, everyone was wonderful. They just seemed to care. It's a nice facility. It's just my mom needed to be around her family more. That's the only reason we moved her out. They have an activities coordinator and everyone who came around. I know they had bingo and all kinds of outings. They had lots of stuff going on.
December 12, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mother moved into Merrill Gardens, Rohnert Park under great duress.
One hundred years old, she had been living in a retirement community for more than 10 years when she suffered an infection that required her to be hospitalized and undergo a serious operation, followed by a period of home health care. Moreover, she has advanced macular degeneration and is very hard of hearing. Once she returned from the hospital, it became obvious that she could no longer continue living independently, even with part-time home care. At that point, my husband and I began looking for an assisted living facility within the same general geographic location.
My mother did not welcome the idea of moving. She resented having to leave the house where she had been living happily for many years, not to mention the friends and acquaintances in her community. Additionally, she dreaded a change of environment and felt personally offended at losing her independence. It was painful for us, as well as for her, to face the necessity of relocation.
Nevertheless, change had to come. Even Mom reluctantly recognized that she could no longer care for herself, and could not tolerate having in-home caregivers "violate her space," as she put it. So, my husband and I began a round of visits to local assisted living facilities.
While we admired and liked many of them, none seemed quite right. Every situation is different, but my mother's is truly exceptional: Despite her visual and auditory handicaps, she is physically quite strong, walks without assistance, and is mentally very keen. We could not place her in an environment where she would receive care and kindness without physical and mental stimulation!
The moment we stepped into Merrill Gardens, we realized that we had found the perfect fit. Like many elder care facilities, it is pleasant, well furnished and cheerful. But, much more important, its residents appeared actively engaged. The facility offers both independent and assisted living arrangements, which are not segregated, but occupy the same building, so there is no sense of isolation for residents who require a higher level of care. Moreover, there is a continual program of activities: classes, lectures, exercise sessions, trips and tours, parties, celebrations, open house occasions for family and friends, and a lavish, festive champagne brunch every Sunday!
Another excellent characteristic of Merrill Gardens is that it is large enough to allow for a variety of activities and relationships, yet intimate enough to provide customized service. To be sure, the dispensation of medications and nurse visits are a regular part of the routine for the assisted living residents, but the staff -- unfailingly kind, cheerful and accommodating -- helps in myriad other ways. They have offered my mother transportation to the doctor for unscheduled but necessary appointments, accompanied her on special shopping trips, relayed telephone messages when she cannot hear a caller, and even helped her set up tea and snacks in her private apartment when she wanted to invite outside guests. As one more immensely helpful, personal service, a staff member cleans out her hearing aids on a daily basis.
My mother is a courageous woman who struggles to maintain all the independence and vigor of her life despite the challenges of advanced age. If she had been placed in a different facility, we think she would have been deeply unhappy and perhaps lost that stubborn spirit that has guided her through so many successful years. Luck led us to Merrill Gardens, and that has allowed her, not just to stay alive, but to flourish and thrive.
July 23, 2012
I visited this facility
I have been volunteering at Merrill Gardens for more than a year now and I have enjoyed every minute of it. The staff is amazing; all the residents are cared for and looked after relentlessly. There are pools and game rooms available for the residents to interact with one another and maintain their health. The facility is very large and has a lot of rooms. It is very spacious and clean and is a very welcoming environment. I have worked there helping the residents with how to use computers since they all are eager to stay in touch with family and friends as well as browse the occasional websites. I feel like I am able to teach them quite a bit since my knowledge with computers is pretty great and so I get a rewarding feeling everytime I help them. All in all, the facility is amazing and is a great place to have a loved one reside. I would highly recommend this facility without reservations and it has and will continue to be a pleasure working there.
June 29, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Merril Gardens is a great place to have residents feel like they have control of their own life again. I see that the residents are happy and feel independent even though they live in "assisted living". There are ample opportunities the facility provides that enable the residents to socialize as well as many times a week in which vans go out to local shopping centers and farmers markets. The design of the place is quaint with modern, yet antique touches which makes the place feel home-y and comfortable. I frequently see family visiting and thanking the staff. The staff are very friendly and caring. They call each of the residents once a day to make sure everything is okay. The resident rooms are spacious and have never heard a complaint. The landscaping is probably the best part about the facility. Residents are free to walk around the paved paths equiped with fountains and a peaceful ambiance so they can enjoy the rest of their lives in harmony with those around them.
Questions about Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living
What programs or activities does Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living offer to enrich residents' well-being?
We have the largest resident run gardens in Sonoma County. We offer a variety of activities including line dancing, happy hour, exercise programs and poker, to name a few.
What places are near Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living or within walking distance for assisted living residents to enjoy?
We are just minutes away from a variety of shopping and dining options.
What transportation services does Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living offer to assisted living residents?
We offer scheduled transportation to grocery stores, banks, post offices, etc. We can provide transportation to doctor's appointments within a 10 miles radius
What makes the chef or dining program at Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?
All of our residents have access to all day dining. We do have a rotating specials menu that changes daily, but all residents also have access to an every day menu that is stocked with reliable choices, like sandwiches and pastas. Outside of COVID, we have a soup and salad bar and a grab and go bistro, all of which is included in monthly fees
What safety features or security measures does Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living offer to assisted living residents?
Our residents have 24/7 support from our clinical team. Assisted Living residents are monitored frequently, depending on their individual health concerns. We also have pull cords in each apartment and a pendant system available.
How does Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?
We update families through phone calls, emails and we welcome family members to visit the community.
If Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?
We have many paved walkways and pet areas for dogs and cats to enjoy.
What places are nearby for independent living residents to enjoy?
We are just minutes away from a variety of shopping and dining options.
What transportation services does Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living offer to independent living residents?
We offer scheduled transportation to grocery stores, banks, post offices, etc. We can provide transportation to doctor's appointments within a 10 miles radius
What common areas are available for independent living residents?
All of our residents have access to a pool and sauna, fitness center, pool table and game rooms, outdoor patios and gardens, communal living room with fire place, dining room, private dining area, etc.
What safety features or security measures does Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living offer to independent living residents?
Residents are asked to participate in a check in system that allows us to account for their well being on a daily basis
What safety features or security measures does Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living provide to protect residents who wander?
We have a safety protocol in place when a resident is missing. If wandering becomes a recurring event that is not due to an acute medical condition, we would consult with family members to locate a more appropriate secured environment
Costs for Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living
Services and Amenities of Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living
Costs
- Rent Plus Care Fees
- Entry Fee
- Assisted Living Starting At: $4795/month
- Independent Living Starting At: $3395/month
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Studio Apartments
Dining options
- In Room Kitchens
- Dining Room Shared Meals
Features
- Beauty Barber Shop
- Resident Transportation
- Party Space
- Garden And Patio
- Resident Parking
- Pool
Cleaning services
- Laundry For Linens
- Housekeeping
- Laundry For Clothing
Health services
- Hospice Care
- Medication Management
- Nurse On Staff: Yes
Activities
- Offsite Activities
- Fitness Room
Languages
- English
General
- Resident Capacity: 175
- Minimum Age: 62
- Pets: Yes
Licenses
- State Licenses: 496803807
About Cogir of Rohnert Park Senior Living
Located in Northern California's scenic Wine Country, and less than an hour from San Francisco, Rohnert Park Retirement Community offers Independent and Assisted Living options, both with impeccable attention to care and comfort for all residents. Regardless of lifestyle, residents enjoy our premium amenities, professional care services, and well-curated activities and outings.
Independent Living:
Rohnert Park Retirement Community residents fully enjoy resort hotel-like amenities including restaurant-style all-day dining, cleaning service, and private bus transportation. Quality, comfort, and enjoyment are paramount to Happy Living and residents take advantage of the warm accommodations and professional hospitality services to pursue their passions, socialize, and enjoy every day.
Assisted Living:
If you or a loved one requires attentive daily assistance, the large team of passionate professional caregivers at Rohnert Park Retirement Community is eager to welcome you to our family and share the high-quality services, meals and activities that define the Happy Living Brand.
Assisted Living residents will of course benefit from the same hotel-like amenities as our independent residents, but with added personalized attention and care in the privacy and security of their apartment home. Prior to moving into their new Happy Living home, each assisted resident and their family will be consulted in order to develop a tailored care plan based on the resident's needs, personality and wishes.
Care and assistance:
- Transportation to medical appointments
- Services tailored to changing needs
- Mobility assistance
- Dining assistance
- Medication management
- Incontinence mamagement
- Diabetes assistance
- Hygiene assistance
- Dressing assistance
Layout and amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Hot tub/whirpool
- Porch
- Library
- Hair and beauty salon
- Fitness and therapy centers
- Courtyard and walking paths
- Lounge with Fireplace
- Indoor and surface Parking
- Piano
- Complete WIFI coverage in common areas
Accommodations and services
- Studio apartments
- One or Two bedroom apartments
- Heating, hot water and electricity included
- Telephone, cable and Internet
- Concierge service
- Housekeeping and laundry
- Concierge service
Activities and leisure
- Variety of scheduled daily acitivites and outings
- Bus/van transportation
- Activity room
- Media room
- Plenty of puzzles and board games
- Billiards
- Special events in the community
- Music and film evenings
- Teaching and learning
Safe environment…
- 24-hour security
- Nurses on-site
- Emergency response throughout property
What Makes Us Special
It is worth noting that many residents especially love Rohnert Retirement Community because of the serene landscapes and abundance of nearby parks, shopping and entertainment.
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