Memory Care Communities in Auburn, CA

"Ansel Park Assisted Living & Memory Care was a very nice place. I liked the cleanliness of it. The staff was very nice. Everything seemed fine. The only problem I had was, when we finished the tour, they couldn't give me a price listing. I had to get that later, and I didn't have time to do that. So I don't know what their pricing was, but the apartments were very nice. The dining area was lovely. It was a very nice dining area. Daniel took me to the memory care and he was a very nice and informative man. We liked him. It was a great place."

"I spent a whole summer visiting local places to handle the physical and mental needs that my mother had developed. From the very get-go, the lovely young woman who guided us (unannounced and unscheduled - spur of the moment visit) took us on a tour. What impressed me the most was that she talked directly to my mother, making eye contact and reading her concerns. My husband and I were afforded the opportunity to talk to "The Dementia Whisperer" (a consultant affiliated with CountryHouse), which made a huge difference in our understanding of what was happening to Mother. The staff has always been so helpful to us and considerate of all of Mother's various needs. They are open to our contributing Music and Art. They go out of their way to include families and visitors and have graciously handled unfortunate interference by an unpleasant family member. For us, CountryHouse has our confidence and applause for Mother's care on a very individual level. Her personal health has improved because she feels safe. There is consistency, understanding of dementia behavior, and a truly loving staff. We feel so luck to finally have what works for us. What you see really is what you get. Most sincerely, Sarah V. Bent"

"Oakmont of Roseville was a beautiful facility but very pricey. Their rooms were very nice and very spacious with a lot of storage. Their dining area was nice as well. "

The Pavilion at El Dorado Hills is a senior living community that specializes in providing exceptional specialized Memory Care services to residents with cognitive impairment. Our community is cozy and warm like you'd expect when staying at a relative's house. Whether your loved one is moving in from Citrus Heights, Folsom, Shingle Springs, or anywhere else, they will feel right at home at The Pavilion. FEATURED AMENITIES: Cable Services (included/available) Weekly Housekeeping and Linen Service (Additional Service Available) Religious services Telephone Transportation to Doctor's appointments Unlimited Wifi (included/available) EVENTS: Arts and Crafts Baking Classes Bath Product Class Bingo Card Writing Activity Crazy Hat Day Your loved one will experience SPARK for themselves when they participate in a variety of sensory activities. Some days, that includes creating art in a class environment, other times, it's baking and cooking lessons, or perhaps one of our instructor-led musical programs. Regular Housekeeping Scheduled Transportation for Social Events Professional Caregivers Onsite Exciting Social Programs Medication Management Spacious Rooms Beautiful Common Areas Social Dining Area Modern Design ADA Accessible Onsite Executive Chef Three Meals Per Day Restaurant-Quality Dining Multiple Options Every Meal Snacks Always Available To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"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 and I toured this place. I had an appointment with Maria, but Rich (her husband) showed us around. No big deal, but worth noting. The house is on the smaller side, but in a nice neighborhood near a golf course. The house was very clean and homey, but seemed kind of dark to me. The available room was the master, very spacious, en suite bathroom and small side patio. Rich told me that in the spring, they plant lots of fruits and vegetables and I felt that was a nice touch. There are currently no women residents and my mom would be alone. The social aspect is important to us, so we'll be passing on this place."

"We toured Vista Roseville Senior Living. It was very nice. The staff was helpful. The one thing we didn't care about was the music they played all the time. We felt that wasn't something my sister-in-law would care for. It wasn't very relaxing. It was upbeat. Maybe they don't have that all the time, but that music going was a little intrusive. The apartments were very nice and well taken care of. The accommodations there for the food and everything looked very nice."

"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."

"My father has lived here for four months now. I work from his room, so I know what goes on every day, Monday - Friday. The care staff is always very friendly and cheerful. They seem to have a sincere concern about my dad’s well being. They are patient and kind. The management was very thorough and understanding when I visited. The food is restaurant-style excellent! My dad and I are both very pleased with our choice to have him live here. He told me the other day, “I’m pretty well cared for!” I’m so glad we both feel he is in a safe and happy home. I would recommend this place to all who have a parent/relative that means the world to you! They are in good hands at WellQuest of Granite Bay!"

"When my mom and I toured, there were two private rooms available. They would share the spacious bathroom just a few feet away. The house is comfy and clean. Veronica, one of the owners showed us around. Currently, the tenants are two women and two men, and they were very friendly. As we were leaving my mom said to me, now that's more like it. I think she liked it, but we're still looking."

"I had an appointment in Angels Assisted Living Inc. and there was nobody there to talk to me. They weren't aware I was coming. Somebody opened the door. Didn't know who I was and just led me from room to room. I don't have much comment about the room."

"We found them, and they're wonderful. I think they're fantastic, and they're doing good with my husband who is very difficult to work with. He's been there 2 months now. The staff is great, wonderful, kind, and patient. The activities are amazing, and they come up with some of the cutest things I've ever seen; playing with balloons."

"We toured Carlton Senior Living of Orangevale. It seemed too institutionalized. It didn't feel homey and friendly. Even though it was nice and clean, and very organized, you just get a feeling that you're in an institution. It used to be a drug rehab place. There's also a move-in fee. The person that gave us the tour was very good. We went into the dining room but there wasn't a very inviting feeling, like seeing a group of people eating in there. Everyone there feels kind of separated, it doesn't have a community feel where you'd see somebody, wave to them, or walk over to their table. It didn't have that same feeling. The facility has been there a long time and has changed hands at times. They've gone in and redone everything, and it's really nice, but had a very cold feeling. The rooms there were all about the same. It was very quiet with hardly anybody out; they were all in the rooms."

"I visited Brookdale Roseville. I'd been in the rooms and enjoyed it. The staff members were wonderful people. The apartment was absolutely top of the line, it had everything we need, it was immaculate, and spacious. The window in the room where my sister's bed is going to be has a panoramic view of shortcut-maintained lawns, different types of trees, lots of greenery, lots of blue skies, no buildings, and absolutely just nature. They have hummingbird feeders outside of the window so that the person that is staying there is able to sit in bed, or whatever they're doing, look out the window, and see hummingbirds coming up. It's just a beautiful room, it's 14 feet wide, and very spacious. The bathroom was immaculate and has a sit-down shower. It's everything we could possibly need. We couldn't ask for more. It's perfect. Probably, the number one reason why we chose them is because they don't do anything else besides memory care, so the entire staff is dedicated to that. They're honest too. I did my checking on them because this is going to be for my sister, and it's going to be long-term care. I was looking for dirt, I was looking for anything negative, because that's how I keep score. I was able to talk to other people that live there. They're wide open, they encourage you to talk to everybody, so I did, and you can tell that everybody had smiles on their faces and they were engaged. The women were making bracelets, necklaces, knitting, and staying busy. They were hiking, walking, and getting sunshine. There was an attendant with each person that was outside, and so they were well-staffed and well-maintained. The staff was obviously happy to work where they were at. You can tell when someone's happy, and when they're frustrated, or less than happy with the whole situation, and theirs was fairly happy. From the very beginning they were honest. If they didn't have something, they said it. If that was in the planning they said it as well. I made a point that if anything didn't come out perfectly as far as I was concerned, and my notes were concerned, I made a point to ask another employee and I'd get the same answer."