RoseVilla Senior Living Community

Rose Villa is a business first and foremost. It used to be a ministry, offering protection for those who outlive their resources but once the Byrd came on the scene - things changed fast. My dad's sudden passing became a business opportunity. Finally, a long awaited piece of property would be turned into office space. They couldn't get us out of there fast enough. It didn't matter that he spent 40 years of his life in service to the Rose Villa community. It was all about the money. If you are looking for a place that cares about you or your parents - hopefully there are still some old-timers working there but don't think for a moment that anyone wants more than the huge entrance fees and whatever else they can get from you. Administration used to care about the person - now....well... Good luck.

This is a business motivated for the money and it shows. It was marketed to my brother and wife as continueing care but has no assisted living. If you are well or need a nursing home, it is a great place but get sick like he did and just need help you must hire a person to be with you or are forced out losing your buy in completely. The "in home services" are a joke. How do you schedule a bathroom need? It is NOT in house, it is nothing more than contracting with an outside agency. At night, or if you need help with minor things, you are own your own. Its either stay well or get sick enough for nursing home. No assisted. Be aware. We lost a lot of money thinking he could stay there to the end as we were led to believe.

My family has lived at Rose Villa since it was first built way back when. One elderly aunt still resides there. The healthcare people in the care center are fabulous. The ONLY drawback is the food. It has NEVER been good. Not ever. Not since grandma first moved in