Casa Rosa Elder Care

Casa Rosa Elder Care sits in the Point Loma area of San Diego, California, and has a new location opening soon in San Luis Obispo, offering elder care with a strong focus on comfort and dignity for seniors. The main facility has fifteen rooms in a newly built, state-of-the-art building, and provides assisted living services, memory care, adult day care, and hospice support. Residents find private bathrooms, move-in help, and private or shared bedrooms, with all the usual assisted living amenities, plus meal services suited for special diets like diabetes or allergies, restaurant-style all-day dining, transportation, and parking. The community encourages social activities, like movie nights or resident-run events, and features a country-style layout with walking paths, a garden, a library, a salon and barber, and common rooms for dining, arts, and visiting, all set up like a family-style home to help everyone feel at ease. Casa Rosa Elder Care gives personal care, which includes help with bathing, dressing, medication, incontinence, diabetic support, and non-ambulatory needs, and has wheelchair access in a safe, secure environment with a 24-hour call system and supervision. The staff speak English and French, and have a reputation for being kind, patient, and attentive, with a licensed nurse named Dana Woods serving as the administrator-she can talk with residents and their doctors if health concerns come up, though the community itself isn't a medical facility. Casa Rosa Elder Care belongs to Rose Care Group, which runs six communities across the Central Coast-names you might hear like Vista Rosa, Vista Rosita, Château Rose, Edna Rosa, and Cuesta Rosa-and they've been providing assisted living and memory care for about 12 years. The facility is pet-friendly for dogs and cats, offers laundry and housekeeping, and supports continued independence for older adults. Specialized care programs include help for those needing memory care, non-ambulatory care, or hospice services, and the community uses up-to-date technology for geriatric care. Casa Rosa Elder Care also offers nutrition programs like other communities might, and the Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) to help with healthcare decisions. People interested in living there can come for a tour with staff or see the rooms and meet residents, which helps new arrivals feel at home. The whole setup intends to help seniors keep their independence, dignity, and social connections while having help close by if needed.