Rose's Terrace

Rose's Terrace serves older adults who need extra help and want both support and some independence, so you'll find services like assisted living, board and care, memory care, and even adult daycare all under one roof, which means if someone needs just a little assistance or a lot, they'll likely fit in here, and the nursing care, medication management, and all the regular doctor visits help keep everyone as healthy as possible. The place has both private and shared rooms, many are large and some even have a little kitchenette, though all have easy-to-use bathrooms built specially for wheelchairs, with shower benches and grab bars so no one has to worry about slipping or getting stuck, and that's handy for people with walkers or anyone who might need physical or occupational therapy since the space can handle that kind of care right on site. The staff are around 24 hours a day-called the Attentive Support Team by the place-and a part-time nurse drops in while a doctor comes twice a month, which can be mighty helpful if a problem pops up or someone has a hard time getting out to medical appointments. Residents get help with daily things like bathing or dressing and transfers if needed, and meal planning's taken care of, too, by chefs who use fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats for every meal, while snacks come regularly, and there's plenty of attention to special diets for diabetes or allergies. The facility isn't fancy-some parts are old and a bit worn-but it stays clean inside and feels comfortable, with friendly staff who try hard to care for residents, offering laundry and housekeeping so folks don't need to worry about chores, and the living room and dining area are big open spots where you'll see people gathering for meals, games, or just to talk, sometimes even for movie nights. You'll find plenty for people to do, from activities inside and out like games, crafts, or walks in the little garden, and the place tries to keep everyone moving and thinking, which helps pass the days in a pleasant way, while respite stays are available if someone needs a short-term break, so it's possible for family caregivers to get some rest. There's an entry fee, currently $1500, and the place doesn't allow pets, but it does allow adults over 55 and up, and has wheelchair access all over, with transportation and parking for those who still come and go, plus an emergency alert system so help comes fast if you ever need it. Rose's Terrace sits in a pretty spot, a bit quiet, and while the building's old, they keep it clean, with staff who show real compassion and treat everyone with respect and patience, and that kind of care can make all the difference for folks wanting a safe place to live. The state licenses Rose's Terrace under number AL 13184, and it has a blend of independent living, continuing care, and all-inclusive options, so whatever level of help someone needs-whether it's Alzheimer's support, board and care, nursing home service, or just some daily check-ins-they can find it here, with meals served and rooms furnished, and a team always working to keep life comfortable, safe, and engaging for each person who calls it home.