Gus Verras, son of Barbara Ruth…read more My mom has been a resident for 9 months and very happy with the care. She has made many friends and enjoys the activities. Every time I come to visit, I have to find her in the game room or any of the other social areas. She is in a wheelchair due to M.S. The staff helps her with everything she needs. We were concerned in the beginning with the transition from her home to here. She has adapted well and likes it.

We are so pleased with the community and care my Mom has and is receiving at Eskaton at Granite…read moreBay. A year and a half ago, our family decided to move Mom, who is 102, into Eskaton Lodge. It was a challenging decision, but we are now blessed to have made that difficult decision. Over the year and a half, my Mom has been able to make friends, enjoy the many activities and most importantly, gain confidence in the care staff that provides her medications, check in with her on a regular basis and provide for her daily needs. When we often leave my Mom, she reassures us saying, "Don't worry, I am well cared for". For that a big praise and thank you to the staff of Eskaton Lodge at Granite Bay.

My father who is 93, moved into CountryHouse Residence after a complicated exit from Sutter…read moreHospital. After living independently his whole senior life, and playing tennis until he was 92, this has been a very unexpected transition. Where there is great leadership (Kim Springer), there is always great staff! The care team is nothing short of amazing. Everyone I have interfaced with is exceptionally helpful, compassionate care givers, and extremely attentive. If I had a concern, it was addressed. If I didn't understand, they helped. They have made this transition far less painful; because our love for my dad and been met with their compassionate care. Five star reviews are for great performers; but the knob should turn up to 10 for this team!!!

Let me start off by saying that I would NOT, in a million years, recommend this place to anyone…read moreconsidering putting their loved one into a memory care community. Sure, the exterior and interior of the building is very appealing, but don't let that fool you. My dad was officially diagnosed with vascular dementia in May of 2023 and I had to find placement for him very quickly. Despite paying $8,745/month for level 4 care, I liked what this community represented and what they had to offer (or so I thought). I know my dad was not the easiest resident to care for and he would refuse changes, medications, etc. However, when it comes to memory care communities, you'd think that ALL staff would be well trained in understanding each resident and how to tailor an approach that works for them individually. Having been a drill sergeant in the Army most of his life, he was not the type of person to be TOLD what to do. He will cooperate when approached in a way that matches his personality (which is what his new place does). Care staff at Country House did not even try to create an approach that worked for him given his military history. I would oftentimes find my dad sitting in his brief saturated with urine and feces. My dad was so unhappy at this community to the point where he was refusing to get out of my car to go back inside either when we'd come back from appointments or drives. Barb, the director of nursing, was the absolute worse person I had ever encountered in a healthcare environment and should not be in this field. She overstepped boundaries on numerous occasions and was extremely unprofessional. I caught her in lies several times when it came to my dad. One night in May 2024, I made an unannounced visit to drop something off for my dad at 11pm. When I got to his room, he was motionless in bed (as if sedated) and his personal hospital bed was raised as high as it could go and all his side rails were up (this is a form of restraint that is highly illegal). I have a video of this for proof. Barb happened to be there this particular night and claimed that she had no knowledge of this happening and blamed it on a caregiver from registry. All caregivers, CNAs, nurses, etc., know, as part of their training, that beds cannot be kept that high and definitely cannot have all side rails up. The whole situation seemed weird and it was infuriating. I know that this place did not provide proper care or have properly trained staff. Since moving my dad to a new memory care community, he has been well taken care of and is a completely different person in comparison. He is actually happy again. The care staff at his new place has tailored an approach that works specifically for him. What a difference it has made!

Love this place, I recently checked out this place with my senior client. They wanted a assisted…read moreliving facility in Granite Bay and we delighted with the home. It was clean, the seniors looked well taken care of and the staff was like family. Needless to say my client did choose to stay here and I have been checking in on her and she is very happy and well taken care of. Thank you Granite Bay Villas, I hope to send more clients to you soon!

Top notch. It's difficult to find good care providers for seniors and Granite Bay Villas does so…read morein a nice, quaint residential environment, which my Grandfather loves.

Assisted living great food and entertainment very caring staff…read more Memory care the best my wife in memory and the cleanest caring section Great we came here after looking at many others

We have a family member who lives here -- they are spoiled rotten by the staff! Nice dining room…read morewith great options, quite a few activities, and this facility has assisted living and memory care.

My mom has been in this home for over two years now. We not only recommend it. We highly recommend…read moreit. It is a complete family atmosphere and the care is both caring but from the heart. Do yourself a favor and check it out.

First impression regarding the environment of this place when I go visit my Aunt is: clean,…read morespacious, friendly people and very attentive services. One of the main reason our family selected Montclair Villa for my Aunt is because it has 24 hour care. And you can choose to have private room which is what my Aunt prefer. In addition, since my Aunt has diabetes, the fresh and special diet option is a plus for her which comes in handy. This way, it saves family time from cooking her special meals and bring over to her daily. Finally, we liked their daily housekeeping schedule which helps the environment smells clean and fresh. Overall, this is a great choice for a residential caring home for senior. And highly recommended this place for the others who is shopping for a caring senior care home for your love ones.

I have to be honest. I have meager expectations when it comes to assisted living situations. I…read morethink that we have all heard horror stories about these places before. NOT THE TERRACES OF ROSEVILLE. This location is beautiful, the staff is caring, and I have never heard anything short of loving, caring comments from the team. Don't get me wrong, a couple of staff members are aloof, but most do not have regular contact with those currently housed here. My GG is 102 and has been here for years. I firmly believe that the assistance of the Terraces Team, up to and including their stringent rules on COVID-19 visitations, made this a very safe place for all elderly loved ones. I can only hope that when I am old and gray, I will have a group of people who love their job and the people they work with so much that I am taken care of like this.

My grandpa moved in here a month ago, and the staff has been wonderful. Everyone from management,…read moreto the dining staff, and even the shuttle driver have all been extremely welcoming and have made this transition easy for us. My grandpa loves the food, and there is always activities and social events happening. Everything from monthly road-trips to special music guests. They really put forth the effort to make things fun for the residents. We toured other homes, but The Terraces stood out to us because of their clear communication and transparency. They have gone above and beyond for my grandpa since day one, they even sent someone out to West Sacramento to meet with him when he was in the hospital for physical rehab. It was very stressful looking for a new home for him, but we are very happy we chose The Terraces for this new chapter of his life. They encourage him to be independent, but are still right there in case he needs assistance. Couldn't ask for more!

My parents lived in both the independent and assisted living facilities, including when my dad…read moreentered hospice in assisted living. The apartments are nice, the facilities are spacious and welcoming and clean, and the staff is phenomenal - kind, caring and very helpful.

My mom moved here a year ago and it is by far one of the best facilities I have seen for…read moreindependent living. All of the staff are very kind and it is a cheerful, Clean place to Live. Fun environment

Roseville Commons has a great staff which takes care of my needs. Kathy Horbasch is a good…read moreadministrator. She works hard and does a great job. Melody Powers does a great job. Works well with the residents. If you have a problem, they work hard to resolve the issue in a timely manner. Harriet Matlock

I was honored to be invited to a birthday party for a resident who turned 100 years young and who…read morewas also a WWII veteran! I met Melody Powers, Resident Relations Specialist who coordinated this birthday event. She was warm, friendly and actively engaging with each resident. I could tell by the way each resident lit up as she approached them, that this senior living was a happy, caring, and loving home for all! I was blessed to be a part of this and to meet Melody and see first hand her interact and spread her love and happiness! The home was also clean and a feeling of warmth throughout!