Memory Care Communities in Loomis, CA

"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."

"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 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."

"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."

"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!"

"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 friend moved to WellQuest of Granite Bay. We chose it because of the amenities and the newness of the place. It's only 2 or 3 years old. Her apartment is spacious for a studio. My friend shared with us that she likes the food. The facility is very clean. The staff is very efficient from the moving coordinator to the marketing director. Their base rate was good. We were pleased with it."

"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."

"My friend moved to Summerset Senior Living of Lincoln. I find them to be very caring about their residents. I have only good things to say about them. My friend has a lovely room and I like that. It's more spacious than some of the other places we have seen. I also especially like the attitude of the caregivers. They are kind to the people, attentive, and very responsive to people who come in to visit, like myself. It's just excellent. I noticed that they have many people coming in to help entertain the residents. They have constant videos and things like that running to help stimulate their minds. They have a lovely outdoor area where people can walk in, garden in, and all of that type of thing. They also take them out for walks all the time, which is outstanding."

"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."

"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."

"Pine Grove Residential Home Care for the Elderly is a care house that has six residents in it. It is very clean and very nice. It's a bit farther from my house. The owner was very nice. She sat down with us and talked to us for as long as we needed to ask questions, and she answered every one of them. However, I don't think that is the environment for my mom. Even though they have activities, there are not as many activities as the other place has. The staff member there is a cardiovascular nurse. There is also always somebody there. It's more of an intimate kind of setting versus a big, institutionalized kind of place. Everybody there seemed to be happy. However, I think my mom would thrive better in a community where she could have more options for activities. It's a beautiful setting. They showed us all the rooms; they showed us around the whole home. They introduced us to the people, too, and it was very nice. She didn't have any rooms available at the time, and that was okay because we didn't know when my mother was going to get out of the facility that she's in now."

"Mom already moved to PLC 7125 Main. She is in the memory care. It's small, kind of like a house, and there are only three other residents there. It's not like a big corporation that owns it. It's a couple and the husband's sister. So, they're more flexible and more personable. They get three meals a day and since my mom is extra hungry, she gets snacks. I have tried the meals and it was excellent. It is all home cooked. Some of it is frozen, but that's just kind of like how you would have it at your home (the things that you purchase that are frozen). They are not like a big corporation where they have a giant kitchen staff and they're ordering from kitchen supply places and the food is frozen and bad, they cook everything from scratch. They are more personal. They have a back deck that they go out on sometimes to have popsicles or to watch the ducks. They said they have a trail that goes back to the property and there's a vineyard and stuff, but they haven't been able to do anything like that since it's been so hot."

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