Rose View Terrace sits at 101 Barstow Ave in Clovis, CA, and is part of the HumanGood family of communities, and you'll see a focus on comfort, connection, and well-being here that feels natural and genuine, and the place itself is set on eight walkable acres with gardens all around, so folks can enjoy some peace or just walk among the greenery whenever they like, and the campus offers several living options including apartments, cottages, and even single-family homes. The facility has 60 one-bedroom apartments, all with full kitchens, accessible showers, heating and air conditioning, and safety features like smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and stovetop extinguisher canisters, along with carpeted floors for easy walking or wheeling, and there are housekeeping services and laundry rooms with attached TV rooms so chores don't have to get too lonely.
Rose View Terrace gives plenty of ways for residents to stay active or involved, with activities like devotional gatherings both on and off site, arts and crafts, education programs, social events, and even a bocce court, and there's a library, a computer room, a community room, a craft room, and covered patios with seating if you want a change of scenery, and indoor common areas allow for friendly conversation or quiet reading any time of year. The dining room serves nutritious meals every day, taking care of the cooking and cleaning, and if you need help getting around, the staff offers personal care assistance, walking and wheelchair support, plus transportation and dry cleaning, so everyone's day can run a bit smoother.
Medical support covers a wide range, with on-site physicians and nurses, help for diabetes and incontinence, memory care services, skilled nursing, short-stay rehab, ambulatory and non-ambulatory care, and even home care and respite care, so residents with different needs can feel more secure, and the staff and ancillary services are there if anyone needs a hand. The property provides 24-hour security, a service coordinator who connects residents with community and medical services, and response teams on-site for emergencies or repairs, and it's all on a non-smoking campus with agreements in place to keep air clean for everyone. Housing here is affordable for qualifying low-income seniors, Medicaid is accepted, and the place is a nonprofit Life Plan Community, which also offers long-term care insurance and support with planning and advice.
Rose View Terrace has some rules-no pets allowed in the main apartment complex, unless they're common house pets or a service or assistance animal, and even then, registration and guidelines must be followed, though those pet rules don't apply to assistance animals. Parking is gated but no regular parking is available, and there are two elevators and trash disposal on every floor, plus a mail room with individual mailboxes, and the place will make reasonable accommodations for those with disabilities to let folks use their rooms and common spaces more easily. It's a non-smoking, apartment-style community built for seniors who want independent living, assisted living, or a bit more care, and though there isn't a list of outdoor features or pools or fancy amenities, the covered patios, fitness center, salon, game room, and well-kept grounds give enough space and comfort for daily life and gatherings. The staff keeps the place up, runs maintenance, and puts safety first, and residents can join meetings and celebrations or just settle in for a quiet evening.
