Rosewood Park

My wife recently stayed here for a month to recuperate from surgery. This facility is poorly managed. There is a complete lack of communication from the director, to the sales dept to the staff. When you first enter the building you can smell the chemicals they use to clean urine from the old worn out carpets. Their security is a joke with no one on duty after 6 PM. They use an outdated code keypad and rarely if ever change the password. Modern facilities have a card system and 24 hour security. During one of the weeks that she stayed there there was a lockdown due to a gastrological infection that affected both the staff and the residents. Again, there was little communication as to what caused this outbreak or what was done to prevent it spreading. A notice was posted on the entry door and was never updated. The dining room was closed for five days and tray service was abysmal with one of the dinners consisting of a cold turkey sandwich and a small bag of chips. Then one day without any explanation the ding room was suddenly open again. I use the word 'open' loosely as the dining staff is the worst I have ever seen. Residents can be heard openly shouting about why their meals are taking so long to be served. The staff is overworked and lowly paid so they move at a snails pace. Forget about ordering from the menu as most items are sold out or were never ordered by the poorly run kitchen. Do your loved one a favor and keep looking. There are much better facilities nearby.

I placed my disabled father here in 2011. Rosewood gives excellent care. All the care aids, med aids do their best work. The nurses and staff are caring, hard working people. My father enjoyed the staff. My father passed 3/18/17. I must point out the incredible level of care my father received in his final weeks and especially days. There is no way I could have provided that level of care for him myself. Rosewood went above and beyond. For this I will forever be eternally grateful. Don't hesitate to place your loved one here. Rosewood is top notch!

I visited Rosewood Park. I like it a lot. We were actually looking at getting into there, but Mom needed a 2-bedroom apartment, and they didn’t have availability. They also offered levels of care assisted living, so that was what I was looking for, but they also had a good program. It’s a very nice facility. It was clean, and it smelled good. It was light. The staff was very positive. I really like the interaction that I saw between the staff and the residents. The limiting factor is that they just didn’t have a 2-bedroom apartment available for Mom. Also, they didn’t have a call button that the residents can wear. They only had pull chains on the wall.

The rooms at Rosewood Park were in good size. They had 48 residents that they had in a quad room, so there were only like 12 in each area. They had a lot of activities as well. They had a lot of private bathrooms or like the Jack and Jill bathrooms. It was clean and nice. I liked that it was 1-story, it had windows, and it felt like it more of a home environment.