Sierra Regency sits over on Madden Lane in Roseville, California, and runs as a gated, resort-style retirement community for people aged 55 and older, where you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even nursing home options all in one place, so residents can move between types of care if their needs ever change, which gives families some real peace of mind, and if you walk around, you'll see plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas, like landscaped gardens, patios, a heated indoor pool and Jacuzzi, and there's a putting green if someone feels like working on their short game, and for those who want to keep their body moving or just relax, there's a fitness center, gym, activity rooms, horseshoe pits, and scenic walking paths all around the grounds. Most of the apartments come in one- or two-bedroom sizes, with ample storage, kitchenettes, washers and dryers, private bathrooms, emergency call systems, and cable hookups already in place, plus the rooms get regular housekeeping and have room service available when you don't feel like getting out, and residents can bring their pets because they're allowed under the pet-friendly policy, though there may be a few rules about size or numbers.
Meals here get served restaurant-style with an anytime dining setup, so you don't have to stick to tight meal times, and food is made by professional chefs using quality ingredients, with choices for low-sodium, no-sugar, vegan, or other special diets, and there's even awards for the food and friendly staff, which means a lot to folks, and every Friday at three o'clock, folks gather for happy hour, and Sundays bring brunch with mimosas, and the dining area stays lively, with people sharing stories across the tables, sometimes heading out for special events like white elephant exchanges or Christmas decorating in the lobby. For recreation, there are daily activities like billiards, game nights, Wii bowling, gardening club, live music, cooking clubs, story times, educational lectures, and offsite outings to shops, restaurants, plays, casinos, and symphonies, so no one really finds themselves bored or forgotten, and there's always a chance to try something new, whether it's a yoga class, aqua aerobics, musical group, or craft session in one of the activity rooms, while the library, computer lab, movie theater, chapel, and general store give other ways to pass the time or meet up with neighbors.
The living environment keeps to a smoke-free policy inside all buildings, and staff on hand include licensed nurses, homecare aides, a podiatrist, and a beautician, with medication management, hospice support, and memory care provided as needed, while residents can get religious services both onsite and offsite, help with VA benefits, and complimentary transportation around town for appointments and shopping, and there's covered resident parking for those who still drive. Safety and independence get special focus, because people want to stay as independent as possible, so the staff help where needed but step back when they can, and everything's set up for ease and comfort, from personal storage units, cable hookups, and no-smoking rules, to heated pools and space for both quiet and group activities. There's also a range of apartments, both single and shared units, so people can choose what fits them best or move as their needs change, and the grounds stay secure for those with memory loss, as that's a real worry for many families. All in all, Sierra Regency tries to give seniors a comfortable, active place to live, with attention to health, social needs, and privacy, so folks stay as happy and independent as possible as they age, and there's always someone close by if help's ever needed, which can go a long way in helping families and residents relax into community life.
