Rosetta Assisted Living - Twin Falls

Rosetta Assisted Living - Twin Falls is a small, home-like place with care for seniors who need help with daily living or have memory troubles like dementia, and it's set up to help people stay independent while staff offers help when needed, which means employees are around 24 hours a day to help with personal care like bathing, dressing, transferring, medication reminders or management, and even bigger transfers or insulin shots, and there's a 24-hour call system for safety, plus they take care of cooking, cleaning, laundry, and house maintenance so residents don't have to worry about chores. The building, licensed for up to 15 adults, offers private and semi-private suites, some already furnished, and you'll find cable TV, Wi-Fi, phone lines, and garden areas or walking paths out back for fresh air, plus indoor spots like a book room, arts rooms, game room, fitness area, and even a jacuzzi and sauna if someone wants those comforts. The dining room serves three home-cooked meals a day if someone doesn't need a special diet, but the staff can also prepare food for folks with diabetes, food allergies, or high blood pressure, and residents can eat when they want with all-day dining, snacks, and special diets as needed. Pets are welcome, including dogs and cats, as long as they fit in the community, and there are small amenities like a mobile salon, planned fitness, music, art sessions, movie nights, board games, animal therapy, and regular activities so people have plenty to do if they want to join in. Transportation is available for doctor visits, errands, or outings, and there's even parking if someone's got a car. The staff includes nurses and caregivers like CNAs and med techs who help with everything from laundry to help with showers, clothing, getting in and out of bed, incontinence needs, and even support for non-ambulatory residents. Hospice care is available, and the facility offers respite and adult day programs for short-term stays. There's a secured courtyard to keep folks safe, especially those with memory care needs, and the environment feels calm and supportive without big crowds or noise, since the place is small and personal. Smoking isn't allowed inside, either in public spaces or private rooms. Medicaid is accepted as a way to pay for services, though there may be fees for extra needs, like incontinence supplies or certain medications. The place tries to match help and programs to what each person wants or needs, whether that's lots of activities or just a quiet place to live. Reviews are verified by the platform with an average rating of about 2.5 stars, showing a "Good" rating from people who've lived or visited there.