Rose Arbor Village

Google reviews

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  Cathleen Galgiani 3 weeks ago

  My friend lives at the community and I feel truly confident about the care they receive. The staff are attentive, respectful, and keep me updated about anything important. Tammy Alves is extremely attentive & continually keeps me updated on his medical needs. The food is good with appropriate options, the building and grounds always look beautiful, and housekeeping and laundry are consistently handled. There are regular activities, and I feel my friend is safe, comfortable, and well looked after. I would absolutely recommend this community.

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  Robert Whitaker 4 months ago

  When my father initially moved into Rose Arbor, I stayed with him in his apartment for a full week, including overnight. The facility itself is nice, quiet, and has kind residents. However, during that entire time, only one person came into his room once, and it was not to check on him. It was simply to empty the trash. Since then, we have closely monitored the amount of care being provided. Based on our records, the facility rarely checked on my father. In our experience, I would describe this place as “assisted living light.” If your loved one needs very minimal supervision, it may be a good fit. But as my father’s Parkinson’s progressed, my sisters had to take on more and more of his care while he was still living at the facility. My sisters live close by and did not mind helping him. We understood that there might be some gaps, and as a family we were willing to fill in as needed. For a while, we were okay with that arrangement. But then the facility came back and told us that our dad’s care needs were too high for their assisted living community. That was very frustrating, especially after our family had already been stepping in to help provide the support we felt he was not consistently receiving from the facility. I also encourage families to look up Rose Arbor Village’s public licensing history for themselves. You can search the California Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing facility database, look up Rose Arbor Village in Sacramento, and review the complaint and inspection reports. In February 2025, California Community Care Licensing substantiated a complaint against Rose Arbor Village for inadequate staffing resulting in residents’ needs not being met. The report described delayed or missed responses to resident call buttons, including documented response times over 20 minutes and up to 49 minutes. Resident interviews also described longer waits, including one resident who reportedly waited an hour, and another serious incident whe

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