Roseleaf Gardens sits at 2770 Sierra Ladera in Chico, California, where folks can settle in among comfortable surroundings, and you'll notice right away there's a terracotta and tan building with flowers along the walks and a garden with paths for strolling on a nice day, and you see the patios with safe enclosures so residents can sit outside or take the air without worry, and when you walk inside, there's a welcoming lounge, a movie theater, a library, a game room, and a restaurant-style dining room where meals are served, often with options planned by chefs and meal planners who do pay attention to taste and nutrition, and for special diets there's even kosher choices, which is helpful for people that need it.
There's room types like One Bedroom, Shared Bedroom, and Studio, and the starting price is $3,390 per month, and each private unit comes furnished with basics such as a twin bed, nightstand, lamp, chair, and dresser, plus a private bathroom, while memory care areas have cozy seating, murals, and places set up for socializing, all of it looked after by staff trained for assisted living and memory care. This is a licensed community with a capacity of 56 residents, and they boast a rating of 8.9 on Seniorly's scale and 4.2 stars from several online reviews, and while those aren't perfect scores, it says people generally feel good about how things run there, especially with awards for Best Meals and Dining, Best Activities, and a reputation for a friendly staff.
Roseleaf Gardens offers assisted living, memory care, respite care, hospice, and palliative services, so that means folks can get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, and medication management, or if someone starts having memory troubles like Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, there's special memory care services that focus on safety and routines and try to keep people calm, comfortable and able to be themselves as much as possible, including programs and activities that help keep minds and bodies busy and engaged. The grounds have beautiful gardens, walking paths, and even a courtyard, so residents can enjoy nature right at home, and the outside isn't the only thing to see, because right nearby there are parks, paths, churches like Congregational Church UCC, cafes like Naked Lounge, and places to eat such as Jack In The Box, while medical needs are close too with Enloe Hospital Trauma Center and Immediate Care.
Residents have full access to daily activities, both on site and out in the community, and the staff schedule events meant to keep everyone involved, learning, and socializing, whether it's fitness classes, games, arts and crafts, or educational talks. There are devotional services on offer for those who want them, and transportation is free for trips to appointments or group outings, and families appreciate that the community is pet-friendly because it lets residents keep their companions with them, which matters a lot when you're far from home. Safety is something the staff take seriously with 24-hour access to a professional care team and emergency call systems, and they handle housekeeping, laundry, and meal service. For meals, residents get food served in a communal dining room or in their rooms if they need it, and there are common indoor and outdoor areas for meeting friends or relaxing alone.
Short-term care, called respite care, is offered for anything from a few days to a few weeks and can help with recovery after something like surgery, and there's both in-house and in-home support by trained caregivers for those who need it while staying somewhere else temporarily. Hospice and palliative care are available and focus on easing pain, managing symptoms, and helping residents feel comfort and dignity as they approach end of life. The memory care unit is carefully monitored to keep residents safe, with routines so people feel settled and independence encouraged for those who can manage it, but help ready any time it's needed.
The community is designed with accessibility in mind, so you'll find wide doors, ramps, high-speed internet throughout, plenty of parking, and transportation services for people who don't drive anymore. Residents can join in a range of activities meant to give a sense of purpose, to fight off isolation and loneliness, and there's a strong focus on making sure everyone feels welcome, supported, and respected, with services adjusted to meet personal needs. Roseleaf Gardens belongs to the larger family of Roseleaf Memory Care Communities, so there's the experience and extra resources of a bigger group behind the care team, which many families find reassuring when picking a place for their loved one.
