Santa Rosa Hills Senior Living sits in Sonoma County, in California's wine country, just south of San Francisco, and has new, state-of-the-art construction with over four acres of carefully designed grounds and gardens, so you'll see flowers, walking paths, and open spaces for sitting outside when the weather's nice. The community offers independent living, assisted living, and Legacies™ Memory Care options, so folks can live as independently as possible but get help when they need it, whether that's support with daily tasks or specialized care for dementia and Alzheimer's. The apartments, like Cloverdale, Cornerstone, Kenwood, Buena Vista, Ledson, Point Reyes, St. Francis, The Cedar, The Cypress, The Oak, The Willow, and Windsor, come as studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, all pet-friendly, smoke-free, and roomy enough for easy movement and each has a private bathroom, individual thermostat, cable TV, emergency alert system, and most look out over either the gardens or the hills.
There's a Santa Rosa Hills Club, which is an exclusive membership for residents, and they've got a Preferred Members Club with benefits if you reserve an apartment early, so you might get extra activities and perks. The place has what folks call five-star amenities, meaning there's a lot: a movie theater for shows, a full-service salon and spa, a restaurant-style dining room with gourmet meals, and daily activities so no one's bored, whether you want to join a craft project, play a game, or take part in wellness programs. The courtyard's there for short walks, relaxing, or sitting quietly, and the activity centers are good for hobbies and group events.
Heartland™ Assisted Living is the program for those who need help with daily things, and for memory care they offer the Legacies™ Memory Care program, focusing on helping every person keep their abilities as long as they can, in a safe and caring place, and the staff is around 24/7 to help out, with extra support through partnerships with personal care professionals and home care agencies. People recovering from surgery or those whose caregivers need a break can use the short-term respite care and get access to all the features and activities without needing a longer commitment. Residents also get trash, laundry, and linen service, utilities, cable TV, weekly cleaning, and help with apartment upkeep, so there's less to worry about on the practical side.
The grounds are close to Santa Rosa's shops, golf courses, vineyards, and medical offices, making day trips pretty easy. Safety's covered with a 24-hour security system and emergency alert in every room. The team handling all this is part of Pacifica Senior Living, which runs several communities and is known for having specialized care programs and experienced staff who seem to know what they're doing. For employees, there's insurance, paid time off, retirement plans, and training, and the whole place is drug-free and smoke-free. So, overall, Santa Rosa Hills Senior Living is a big community with a resort-style feeling, activities, support, and a focus on helping residents feel at home, safe, and as independent as possible while surrounded by the sights of northern California.
