Vista Roseville Senior Living gives seniors several living and care options all in one place, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home health care, non-medical home care, adult day programs, and hospice, and the staff handles care from light help with daily tasks to hands-on help for residents needing things like mechanical lifts, standby assistance, and care for those with incontinence, with staff offering reminders and direct support, as well as help with diabetes-including blood sugar checks and insulin shots-and they keep staff on-hand 24 hours a day for safety and support, so no one has to worry if help's needed at any hour. Apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts with kitchenettes, walk-in showers, and plenty of closet space, and while the homes have a homelike, comfortable feel, the building itself is wheelchair accessible with features like private bedrooms and bathrooms, basic cable and internet, and secured entrances and exits. Residents get meals three times a day, served restaurant-style by a professional chef who offers special diets like low sodium and low sugar-plus snacks, weekly housekeeping, and linen service, which frees up more time to join activities like gardening clubs, karaoke, Wii Bowling, art classes, and more.
The Vibrant Life® program creates lots of chances for socializing, learning, and trying new hobbies, from arts and crafts to music, intergenerational programs, and outings around the Roseville and Sacramento County area, and someone always comes up with something new thanks to a full-time activity director. There's the Elevate® dining program with fresh, home-cooked food, the It's All Right program focused on personal strengths, and the Never Stop Exploring program, which connects residents with the local neighborhood. Residents with dementia or Alzheimer's can take part in Generations Memory Care, a program with secure buildings, purposeful therapies, and tracking technology-like bracelets with alarms-to keep residents safe, especially those who might wander or show physical or exit-seeking behaviors.
There's a barber and beauty shop on site, a coffee shop, a computer room, a library, and TV lounges, along with nicely landscaped courtyards, paved walking paths, and garden spots for those who want to be out in the sunshine or plant something new. Dogs and cats are welcome, and the staff will help with pet care as needed, too. Staff includes a part-time nurse and a team trained to manage medicine, help with daily routines, keep an eye on health needs, and step in wherever someone needs a hand, from bathing to reminders for events or meals. Resort-like grounds have palm trees, gazebos, and places to sit with friends, and residents can take the scheduled transportation for local appointments and outings, which can be free or paid, depending on the destination.
Vista Roseville Senior Living keeps safety in mind, using secure entry, exit, and alarm systems and offering specialized help for memory care residents, with several peaceful outdoor spaces, relax zones inside, a private dining room, a salon, and a screening room for movies, so although some folks have higher care needs and others live more independently, everyone's treated with respect and has options for how they spend their day. Basic utilities are included, such as cable, and regular devotional services happen both onsite and offsite. The building operates with a license (License #317005513 and state license 31700513) and charges an entry fee of $3,000. Personal care services, therapy options like physical or occupational rehab, pharmacy support, and home health visits are all available if needed, with a team ready to adjust the help offered as each resident's needs change over time.
