American House Freedom Place Roseville

My husband moved into American House Freedom Place Roseville for respite care. It's small. I think they only have 25 to 28 residents in memory care, which I like. The layout is fine. It's easy for the residents to get around. The dining room seems to be large and spacious. The community ro...

My husband moved into American House Freedom Place Roseville for respite care. It's small. I think they only have 25 to 28 residents in memory care, which I like. The layout is fine. It's easy for the residents to get around. The dining room seems to be large and spacious. The community room where they sit around the television, seems clean. No odors. The staff seems to be polite and professional. I did ask my husband after the first few days and he said the food was tasty. He is on a soft diet. So it seems like they can handle that. So these people can provide a special diet. So that was one of the reasons why I selected this place. The cost is too high, and then we have to provide everything like towels. And he's incontinent, so diapers and pads and things like that.

We chose American House Freedom Place Roseville for mom. She's moving in today. They just seemed friendly, everyone, even the people there, besides the workers, was friendly. Nice, neat. They have a lot of activities that my mother probably would eventually get involved in. The rooms are nice a...

We chose American House Freedom Place Roseville for mom. She's moving in today. They just seemed friendly, everyone, even the people there, besides the workers, was friendly. Nice, neat. They have a lot of activities that my mother probably would eventually get involved in. The rooms are nice and clean. When I walked in, I just felt like a home place, somewhere where my mother can be safe. Yesterday I went to take some stuff into my mother's room to her new room, and one of the patients, or residents, tried to open the door, so that told me she couldn't because the alarm went off. So that tells me right there that they can't get out, and that it is a safe place. I saw the dining area, and I saw the kitchen. The kitchen was nice, neat, and clean, and then the dining areas. The whole place was nice and neat. Everything seemed to be in place, but we had not tasted the food. Across the hall is a TV area where you can bring your family. Like, I think the resident there and her family were there. So they were able to use this, four of them plus her. You're able to come and be with your family in a separate room instead of your actual apartment. They had activities. They have, like, books, games, and coloring. They had at least three dining areas. Each had a TV in them separately, nice, comfortable-looking chairs. They were watching TV together. Some of them had their family also sitting there watching TV with them. I went into the single room, it's a nice size, eventually, she's going to be in a double room, but right now she's in a single room. I might have to change her bed because there was no headboard. But it was nice and clean, it looked like a foam bed. The staff was very friendly. I asked her questions. I think I asked her about the bed. She said that's the bed that they give, but you're more than welcome to bring whatever bed you want to bring. She said, when you bring your mother ( they already know her name), she told me I wouldn't have to worry. They'll help with her showers. They'll make sure she gets everything she needs. I think another thing that I like is they have, like, a lockbox outside of her room. And what you do is you put pictures so that she won't get lost in which room. When she sees the picture right by the room, then she would know that's her room.