Rose Garden 1

Rose Garden 1 sits in a quiet Los Osos neighborhood at 1557 16th Street, surrounded by mountain and ocean views, landscaped grounds, and five parks nearby for nice walks or fresh air, plus easy trips to cafes, restaurants, two pharmacies, and two doctors close by. The community offers both private and semi-private rooms, with glass-door baths in each, monthly pricing at $4,000 or $3,000, and a full call light system for safety, along with door alarms on all exits and gates to prevent wandering, which matters for people with memory loss or Alzheimer's. The setting feels like a house, not a large center, as Rose Garden 1 cares for only six seniors at a time, letting staff focus on each person's unique needs, providing help with things like bathing, dressing, transfers, taking medicines, and getting around safely, any time, day or night, with staff who speak Filipino and are trained to help with diabetic and incontinence care too. Residents who have Alzheimer's or another form of dementia get care and activities meant to keep them active and clear-headed while reducing confusion and risk, thanks to secured grounds and special memory care events and programs. There's always support for daily life through custom care plans and even help with doctor coordination, so residents don't slip through the cracks, and families can feel at ease knowing their loved ones are watched over in a Board and Care Home that's licensed by the State of California for Assisted Living, Memory Care, and skilled nursing. The home runs a simple, steady schedule filled with social, educational, and fun activities that bring people together, making friendships and an easy sense of community, while keeping routines gentle and life engaging for everyone. Staff aim to make sure folks live comfortably, giving each person as much freedom and support as possible and helping them feel at home with amenities a lot like what you'd find in a private house-cozy spaces, big windows for views, and rooms set up for safety and ease. Rose Garden 1 makes a point to welcome not just the seniors but their families, encouraging visits and involvement, while also creating an environment built around calm, belonging, and dignity, especially for those who need a small, steady place to call home as they age.