The Terraces at Fountaingrove Lodge

    4200 Thomas Lake Harris Drive, Santa Rosa, CA, 95403
    4.4 · 5 reviews
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Very happy with caring staff

    I'm very happy with Terraces at Fountain Grove - the staff are friendly, professional, visible and attentive, sensitive to my mom's needs, communicative and responsive; the meals and setting are excellent. My mom seems happier and not declining as rapidly as before. Occasionally caregivers have been inattentive (staff on phones) and water wasn't delivered, but overall it's a caring, excellent place.

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    4.40 · 5 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      4.0
    • Staff

      4.4
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      4.4
    • Value

      4.4

    Pros

    • Highly praised meals and dining experience
    • Engaged community with active staff and resident interaction
    • Staff are visible, friendly, and attentive
    • Patient, sensitive, and supportive caregivers
    • Positive impact on resident condition (slower decline)
    • Staff supportive of both residents and visitors
    • Friendly, professional, and accommodating staff
    • Good family communication and responsiveness to questions
    • Beautiful setting and well-cared-for environment
    • Overall high satisfaction and reports of excellent care

    Cons

    • Reports of caregiver inattentiveness in some instances
    • Staff using phones while working
    • Occasional failure to deliver basic services (e.g., water delivery)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in these reviews is strongly positive, with multiple reviewers emphasizing high satisfaction across several dimensions of life at The Terraces at Fountaingrove Lodge. Repeated strengths include the dining experience, the visible presence and demeanor of staff, effective family communication, and a pleasant physical environment. Several reviewers explicitly call the community an "excellent place," note that employees are caring, and report that their loved ones appear happier or are declining more slowly since moving in.

    Care quality is portrayed favorably in the majority of comments. Reviewers describe staff as attentive, patient, sensitive to resident needs, and supportive of both residents and visitors. One reviewer specifically notes that their mother seems happier and is not declining as rapidly as before moving in, which suggests that the care and environment are having a measurable positive effect for at least some residents. Multiple comments use strong terms such as "excellent care," indicating consistent satisfaction with clinical and daily living support.

    Staff-related themes are prominent and mostly positive: staff are described as visible, friendly, professional, and accommodating. There are also mentions of engaged interactions between staff and residents, suggesting active programming or at least frequent, meaningful contact. Family communication is another clear strength — reviewers say the staff are responsive to questions and maintain good lines of communication with families, which contributes to trust and overall satisfaction.

    Dining and setting are notable assets. Several reviewers explicitly state they "loved" the meals and dining, and one or more call out the beautiful setting. These elements contribute to quality of life and are repeatedly singled out as highlights alongside the caring staff and strong interpersonal environment.

    Despite the overwhelmingly positive tone, there are isolated negative reports that introduce some caution. A few complaints point to caregiver inattentiveness, staff using phones during work, and an instance of water not being delivered. These issues are mentioned only in a small number of summaries but are concrete concerns related to basic service delivery and staff behavior. Because most reviews praise attentiveness and care, these negatives may reflect sporadic lapses rather than systemic failure; nonetheless, they warrant attention, particularly around supervision, training, and consistency in meeting basic resident needs.

    In summary, the reviews paint The Terraces at Fountaingrove Lodge as a well-regarded senior living community with strong dining, a pleasant setting, and a staff that is generally visible, caring, and communicative. Care quality and resident well-being receive consistent praise. The primary negative signals are limited but specific: occasional inattentiveness, phone use on the job, and missed delivery of essentials. These comment clusters suggest high overall performance with some room for improvement in consistency and operational oversight to ensure that the positive experiences described by many are universal and reliable for all residents.

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    About The Terraces at Fountaingrove Lodge

    The Terraces at Fountaingrove Lodge sits on a scenic campus in Santa Rosa, California, overlooking the Fountaingrove Country Club Golf Course and open space, surrounded by walking paths, gardens, and views. The community, sometimes called Oakmont of the Terraces, is built specifically for people living with Alzheimer's disease and other memory impairments, so everything from the building layout to the safety features has memory care in mind, including secure areas and door handles designed to prevent wandering. There's a strong focus on safety and well-being with a full-time nurse, a medical director, and staff on duty 24 hours a day providing personalized support with daily needs, including help with bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, diabetes care, and incontinence, and technology like bracelets to help stop residents from getting lost.

    Families find peace of mind knowing doctors, nurses, podiatrists, therapists, and pharmacy services come onsite, and that support spans a broad range-from gentle reminders to advanced care, all available as needs change. The smaller size, holding only about 33 residents, lets the staff know each person's needs pretty well, and residents can get hospice care or respite stays, with options for medium or heavy care and acceptance of people who wander or might act out physically. The community offers private or semi-private suites, studios, and apartments-each one can be personalized, and many of them are designed for comfort, ease of movement, and plenty of light.

    Life here fits many kinds of people, including LGBTQ+ seniors, and pets are welcome, with a pet park and help with caring for cats. Folks can choose how they want to dine, with restaurant-style meals led by an executive chef and menu choices that cover special diets like gluten-free, low sodium, vegan, and more, plus private dining available for special occasions. The culinary team uses locally sourced ingredients, and the kitchen works to make meals both nutritious and flavorful. The cost for semi-private rooms averages around $6,295 and studios around $7,395, depending on needs and preferences.

    Residents can take part in daily activities with a full-time activity director-music, art, group fitness like yoga, sensory programs for mind and memory, therapy visits, outings, trivia, lectures, gardening, even karaoke and wine tasting. The facility includes comfortable indoor and outdoor spaces, a spa, salon, library, movie theater, common rooms, a wellness center, and an aviary. Weekly housekeeping, laundry, concierge services, and transportation, including free rides to places like nearby parks, shops, hospitals, and cafes, help keep life running smoothly, and spiritual services are available for those who wish.

    The Tradition Memory Care Program is a big part of The Terraces, with care tailored to every resident-some need more daily support, some need special help with behavior or mobility, and staff are ready for both. Emergency call systems connect residents to professional help at any hour. The community makes a priority of keeping each person's dignity and lifestyle, offering the support needed so people can age in place, surrounded by friendly faces and lovely views. The Terraces is part of Oakmont Senior Living and shares long-term planning resources, guidance for families, and a library of information, along with a gallery and testimonials from current residents and families.

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