Placing a loved one in assisted living or memory care is one of the hardest decisions a family can…read moremake. You worry constantly: are they safe, comfortable, getting the attention they need, and receiving good care when you're not there. That fear never fully goes away, but from the moment I walked through Summerset's front doors, the place felt like a real home--not "a home." From the sales representative who walked me through the community to the aides who greet residents every morning, the med tech who always answers questions clearly, and the kitchen staff who take pride in meals, every person I've met has been friendly and genuinely caring. Their warmth and professionalism put my mind at ease in a way I didn't expect. There have been a few bumps along the way; no system is perfect and small issues do come up. What matters is how they respond. Summerset addresses concerns promptly and respectfully, and that responsiveness has built trust over time. Most importantly, through the right routine, appropriate levels of attention, and meaningful socialization, my mom is thriving. She's more engaged, calmer, and happier than she was before. I see progress in little things every week, and that gives me enormous peace of mind. If you're facing the same difficult choice, I can say with confidence that Summerset was the right choice for our family. The staff's compassion and the community's focus on dignity and connection make it a place where your loved one can truly be cared for.

SAVE $700 a month. If your resident is going to a higher…read morelevel of care it will probably cost you $700/month more. Instead, pay $100 for their laundry service, save 20 points and stay at a lower level of care!!

I have worked at The Pines for a few years now. The culture has felt like family from day one for…read moreme since the moment I walked in for my interview. I feel like I have had great amount of training and even some cross-training in other departments so I may have an opportunity to promote. Even working a full-time position, I am able to have a perfect work-life balance. I enjoy our residents and their wonderful, involved families on a daily basis, I love our team of employees that work hard everyday and do it with smiles on their faces. It has been an amazing experience for me and one of the most rewarding jobs I have had.

They really don't care about the residents. Both my grandparents died at The Pines probably from…read moreneglect. If they can't feed themselves it's called " refusal of food ". Even after ringing the buzzer for assistance numerous times, my grandfather was completely ignore. I will never recommend someone being sent there.

This home took wonderful care of my dad. The staff was caring and compassionate. It was comforting…read moreto know our dad was taken care of and we did not have to worry about him. We felt welcome when we visited him and felt part of the family there. The facility was always clean and we knew the food was good. I can't thank Adrian and the staff enough for the care they showed to my dad.

I am grateful for the excellent care that was given to my husband. The staff took great care of him…read morewhich made me feel at ease. They were very patient and understanding and treated us like family. I highly recommend this facility. I hope there is a room available when I need it.

My mother, Lucile, was a resident at the Lincoln facility for 9 years and was in fact their first…read moreclient at that facility. Lucile had dementia and needed a secure loving place to reside. The owner, Ron, and his staff were very caring and took excellent care of Lucile as her disease continued to progress to the point when she could no longer verbally communicate, walk and feed herself. The home itself is beautifully appointed, impeccably clean and professionally ran, yet has a family-like feel. Ron and staff took care of Lucile as if she was their own mother. We were kept highly apprised as to her daily medical conditions and immediately notified should something more serious arise. We trusted Ron and staff completely with her care and were never ever let down in that regard. Holidays and birthdays were never ignored. Fresh home cooked meals were provided and transportation and/or visiting nurses were arranged for medical care. Additionally as Ron is a licensed PA, her medical needs were addressed in a timely manner as opposed to other homes of this type that are staffed mostly by lay-people. I highly, highly recommend this care home to anyone looking for a safe and caring environment for their loved ones. Sincerely, Eric Smith

The female who said she runs the place was extremely rude and unprofessional. A nurse who works at…read morethis place lacks knowledge, is very manipulative and demonstrated, irrational behavior. Due to the negative experience I absolutely don't trust them. I value kindness, and the ability to communicate which was something these two nurses lacked. Due to the employees aggressive approach it made me feel unsafe.

We had to unexpectedly look for and coordinate moving my mom into a residential care facility in…read moreabout two weeks. Marni coordinated Liza to come out and assess my mom and then walked me through the check list needed for move in. The timing was coordinated to accommodate my out of state sibling's small window of availability. They made a stressful event manageable and doable! Thank you so much!

We moved my mom out of Atria Rocklin Memory Care last week. After two significant "unwitnessed"…read moreaccidents (per Atria's accident report) that resulted in serious injuries, we are concerned about mom's safety. While they are compliant with state staffing minimums (per Atria management), residents can be left unmonitored for significant periods of time, due to the high care level demands of this group of people, and the layout of this facility. (The main living area and the dining area are separated by an atrium, which impacts the line of site between the two areas.) Residents are regularly evaluated for their functional needs. This information is used for billing purposes only. It is NOT used to determine staffing levels. This is a missed opportunity. We have discussed this concern multiple times with Atria management.

This is my third experience with Golden Years. Twice with grandparents and this time for me. I had…read moreunexpected major surgery and they responded immediately. Carrie had me all set up by the time I was discharged. Two angels, Linda and KK showed up and knew exactly what I needed. Both stayed the first day and then KK stayed with me every day after that.KK did all of my personal care, made meals, took me to medical appointments, kept track of my supplies. She is a ray of sunshine, always with a smile on her face. She assisted the RN who came in three times a week with my wound care. KK is a fast learner. Golden Years is definitely my go to for in home care. I refer them to everyone who asks me about in home care. They are the best. My daughter was frantic to leave me, she had a trip planned for months, until she talked with Carrie and met KK. She was so relieved and had a wonderful vacation. Thank you Golden Years.

From the owner: Golden Years Caregiving LLC was uniquely set up with your needs in place. With us you would be…read moreworking directly with a skilled professional, and we understand that your time is very important, which is why we want you to know that we hear you loud and clear. Give us a call and discuss what it means to have your Golden Years back.

This place is awful!! Besides the lack of facility directed activities the food is absolutely…read moreatrocious! It is definitely NOT quality or healthy! Tonight's "fine dining" meal was... chicken fried steak, jarred gravy served over par cooked sweet potatoes. When you google Ansel Park Culinary a lovely produced video appears showing lovely dishes being brought out to residents. In the nearly 6 years my parent has lived at this location there have been at least 5 "chefs". The food is definitely not designed for older people. Definitely not enough protein! Search the Ansel Park Independent Living Culinary video on YouTube. It is a complete fabrication! There are no snacks available.. no yogurt parfaits.. etc. The Bistro has nothing available to residents. There are sodas available in the bistro for a cost.. nothing outside of the continental breakfast and 1 other meal per day are part of the monthly "rent". The corporate offices are located in Texas. The facilities in Rocklin are the only locations outside Texas and the fly over states in the middle of the country. The corporate people couldn't care less about the residents in California and it is clear! I have called on behalf of my parent several times! My family wanted out parent in another facility but they wanted to move to this location. At that time Melinda was the director. Firing her was a huge mistake! Since Melinda was fired there have been at least 3 "directors". Definitely look elsewhere and if you can eat several meals at the Ansel Park Independent Living facility before committing! Basic diner food... definitely not "fine dining"! https://www.anselparkindependentliving.com/resident-life/culinary/

Being here for 7 months has been a new chapter in my life. I am so grateful and happy that my…read morefamily chose this for me. Meeting new friends. Experiencing new life styles and exposing me to learning activities.

My mom has been with Roseberry for almost 5 years now. She has been well taken care of, loved, and…read moreI know she is safe and happy with them. Jay and Jessica have made my life much easier.

I enjoy working at Roseberry because Working with older…read moreadults can help you grow your compassion and empathy, and become a more patient person. You can also learn new skills and knowledge, You can reflect on the difference you've made in someone's life at the end of each day. You can enjoy the stories, experiences, and humor of the residents you care for. You can contribute to aging populations and promote independence and dignity. Team work I have great bosses and co-workers they truly care about the residents.