The Villas at Roseville

The Villas at Roseville, also called Rose of Sharon a Villa Center, sits at 1000 Lovell Avenue in Roseville, Minnesota, and people know it for patient-focused rehabilitation services and a secure Alzheimer's Care Unit where staff manage behaviors tied to dementia and help residents keep as much of their thinking and movement as possible, and you'll find a full range of care here, from short-term rehab between hospital and home to long-term skilled nursing and memory care, and the place offers 24-hour nursing care for elders who have a variety of health needs and sometimes need more support. The community connects with home care, home health, and hospice programs, and services reach beyond the walls so residents can stay as comfortable as possible and families have the support they need, and there are union representatives-Abraham Wangnoo, Ann Brisson, and Chance Miller-plus UFCW1189 represents workers, which means employment agreements and documents are easy to find for anyone who works there. Monarch Healthcare Management and Yona Solutions operate the facility, and they have some newer ideas in care but still focus on basic daily needs, so residents get laundry, dry cleaning, walking and wheelchair help, and transportation, along with safety features like sprinkler systems and Wanderguard, and the rooms-both private and semi-private-include cable TV, WiFi, kitchenettes, and washers and dryers. Staff offer meals with dining choices, help with dressing, and run social activities and events in spaces like a game room or the dining room, and the salon and fitness center are on site for folks who like those amenities, and if someone needs therapies such as physical, occupational, or speech help, those are part of daily life, too. Specialized care stands out, since they provide things like inpatient rehab, dermatology, ventilator help, telemetry, and memory care programs tailored for seniors with Alzheimer's and similar problems, but with support from nursing assistants and rehabilitation staff who watch for every need, and they run activities including arts and crafts, learning programs, and exercise, helping elders keep active and engaged even with complex health issues. The Villas at Roseville stays open all the time, offers both long and short-term care, and while the staff focuses most on memory care and skilled nursing, they list assisted and independent living among their services, so they really do try to match care to what each person needs, and for anyone wondering about open spots, the advice is to call and ask, since availability changes often.