Meadow Oaks of Roseville

Mary1

I like what they had over at Meadow Oaks of Roseville. It's very nice. I toured their assisted living facility, and I like the rooms. They were of a good size. The place has been around a long time, and I like the people there. They seem to be closer because it's a smaller place. I kind of feel comfortable there. If I could afford it, I would be there now. The manager showed me around, and she was very nice and outgoing. She answered all my questions and she showed me several of the rooms. She didn't have any problems talking to me, and I didn't have any problems talking to her. We sat for an hour chit-chatting. The room they showed me would have been perfect for me. She said I would have to have my own furniture, and it's not a problem for me. I got a house full of furniture, so I can furnish the place really easily. They had me come over for brunch, and I had more food than I could eat. If you left there hungry, it would be your own fault. There's nothing bad I could say about the food. I like it.

Cindy Gomes

My brother and his wife are currently at Meadow Oaks memory care unit. We are a family living out of town and often get feedback from local family friend of how impressed she is on their level of care. The staff has been very tentative to their needs, and they provide feedback to us frequently. The med-Tech team are so kind and helpful. I would also like to mention one male aid in particular, Rubin. Rubin has been such a caring, loving individual and deserves a promotion. Everyone at the facility has been great but I can't say enough about Rubin, other than "he's a keeper". Hoping this message reaches the folks in charge so they can acknowledge Rubin in particular. I would recommend Meadow Oaks to anyone that has loved ones in need of memory care.

Reviewer#RD0721o

I went to Meadow Oaks of Roseville. I liked that it was more intimate and cozier, but it was kind of dark. My mother just turned 83 today, but she still doesn't want to be where people are old, and she might feel it was too drab and old. I thought it was easy for her to maneuver, but I'm not sure she would have the same feeling. The only person that we spoke to was Jen, and she was very good and very positive. I told her that this is very cozy, and it seems like it would be a good spot, but my mom would feel like we were housing her, sending her off to college, or putting her in a dorm. It didn't seem like there was as much going on as there was at the other place. However, somebody made the best Black Forest cake, so I have no doubt the food is stellar. The day I was there, we went to the craft room, they played bingo and there were movies and stuff, but it seemed much lower-key. They had a beautiful courtyard, a gym, and a salon, too.

Dominique

The tour I had at Meadow Oaks of Roseville was pretty good. The apartments were really nice and the perfect size and pretty clean. I just saw people eating and that's about it. The staff showed me the dog park, the activities room, and the puzzle room. I just saw the main common rooms and a few of the apartments. The facility was very well maintained. They provide transportation. It's a perfect assisted living facility.

Nat

Meadow Oaks of Roseville was very nice and very clean. The staff member that we spoke to was very informative, but that's when we found out that our friend would not be able to afford it, unfortunately, because she's on a limited budget. Then it would even be more with memory care. I told my husband if I ever got to that stage where I needed some help, I would want to go there. The rooms that they showed us were very nice. They had invited us for a meal, but we did not partake. The staff member was very knowledgeable and she had introduced us to someone else, and then took us around the facility, too. She's very personable and answered all of our questions. They had an activity room and there were some activities going on. We briefly looked into the area where they had their meals, which was very nice, too. It's almost like a mini restaurant. We had looked at the assisted living. We didn't go to the memory care. The one that we looked at was a one-bedroom, and then we found out that the memory care are studios. We didn't go and look at those studio apartments.

Carol

I toured Meadow Oaks of Roseville. The lady that took us on the tour was very helpful, very thorough, and had lots of good information and suggestions. The facility itself seemed very nice, and I thought the rooms were nice, too. The studio apartment was spacious. They have activities, they have good food, and they have memory care, which is something that we're going to have to do. They were dog friendly, which was a nice plus, too. The staff gave us a piece of red velvet cake from the dining room, and it was very good. The units that we saw were basic rooms. They're empty, so you bring your own furniture. The bathrooms were very accessible. The rooms were very nice and there was enough space for a dresser, a bed, a chair, a recliner, and a TV.