Oakmont of Roseville was one of the superior locations. Their facilities, amenities, their staff, their location, and their security were great. I was there for a little appetizer and their food was excellent. They have an onsite salon, fine dining options, a library, an entertainment center, and exercise classes for those who could participate. They have everything that one would need in an assisted living facility.

We toured Oakmont Senior Living for my in-laws. It was beautiful and clean. I liked the dining services they offered. They had physical therapy. The size of the apartments was huge. They were really, really nice. We were looking for assisted assisted living with three daily living services. Everything there was top notch, but the location is not that great. It's a little too far out. It's near everything, but it's just not that close to where we're going to be.

Rates have gone up too high. Should get credit for living numerous years. Nurse is spread too thin. Caregivers spread too thin. Excellent Activity Directors. We are thankful for Covid care and protection.

Mom has been living at Oakmont of Roseville for almost six years. Her one bedroom apartment is bright, spacious and well maintained. The entire building is furnished beautifully and the grounds offer wonderful opportunities for walks, visiting and dining outdoors, and enjoying the fruit trees and seasonal vegetable garden (which are used by the chef and dining staff). There are multiple opportunities to stay active and engaged with the other residents and community. Mom gets her hair done, can have a manicure and receives physical and occupational therapies on site. The staff is amazing! Professional, approachable, caring and always ready and willing to help at a moment's notice. We love that Mom feels comfortable and safe.

We like Oakmont of Roseville so far. The activities are extensive and they have them all day until the evening. They have them constantly and they seem to be well-organized. They do a lot of trips during the week. Overall, the facility itself is very nice, large, and new. The food seems to be very good. The staff is very friendly, professional, and they seem to be focused on the people living there. They go out of their way to be helpful. The rooms are nice and large, with large bathrooms and individual air-conditioning units. The value is quite good and the price point is attractive.

Oakmont of Roseville is nice, posh, and clean, but of course it's more on the expensive side. They showed me a shared room and a really nice 2-bedroom for a family member to stay in with the patient. It has really nice facilities, but it just doesn't fit my needs. They have a very nice outdoor facility.

Mom chose Oakmont because of it's beauty, high quality food and dining times, and mostly because the staff was so friendly, caring, and tender with the residents. When Mom was there, she was very happy with and loved the staff, and all the amenities, and especially the food. As her children who spent a lot of time with her while she was at Oakmont, we all were so impressed with the wonderful care given to Mom, and the activities, great food, and amenities provided. We'd give Oakmont of Roseville a "10" on a scale of 1 to 5, if possible.

Oakmont of Roseville was very nice and was presented to us very nicely. The lunch was very good, and they had a very good choice of foods. The facility was nice because of the layout and how easy it was to get there. The decor and everything were very nice. The person who took us around answered all our questions. The gardens and lobby were very nice. Everything was very clean. All the staff were working diligently while we were there.

Oakmont of Roseville was very, clean, high end and too much for me. The residents and staff we spoke to were nice. The location was a little further out than I had anticipated.

I feel very fortunate that my parents are living in such a wonderful place. The staff is so patient and caring and fulfill all of their needs. The food and property are impeccable and the atmosphere is cheery and upbeat! Thanks to the staff for allowing me peace of mind!

Oakmont of Roseville was a beautiful facility but very pricey. Their rooms were very nice and very spacious with a lot of storage. Their dining area was nice as well.

My mom receives care for assisted living for dementia. The care is beyond excellent. She will eventually be placed in memory care. I fully trust management and believe in the skills of the staff. We are so glad we chose Oakmont.

Oakmont of Roseville was a lovely place, but the atmosphere seemed a little old to me. The rooms were nice. I thought they were a little small compared to the other ones I saw. It was a newer facility, but I thought they were a little pricey. They had a lot of services. The grounds were huge, and the hallways were long.

Oakmont of Roseville is beautiful. It is the prettiest one I've ever been in. It is only a year old. The dining room is open all day. The residents can go down whenever they want. They have a beautiful entry way. They got a coffee station with snacks and everything in it. If you go straight ahead, there is a big room with a grand piano and couches for entertaining. It is a beautiful facility, but it is way too expensive. Every one of the staff that we talked to there was nice and very helpful. If money was not an object, that's the place my mother would be.

Oakmont staff made it very easy for my mother to transition into her new life. They are welcoming, friendly, and engage with the residents. I am very pleased and confident that my mother is respected and safe.

Excellent administration and staff. Superb dining in restaurant setting. Excellent facilities and activities with a safe and caring environment.

Kind and caring environment with thorough and thoughtful staff. Lots of great activities for residents. Lovely place to call home.

Very happy. Great care. Follow through is very good. Will listen to what you're saying, and if needed will get back to you. Keeps everyone involved in activities if they want.

I was impressed with all of Oakmont of Roseville. The staff were clean and professional. It was top level. It was nice, it was beautiful, and the people were exceptionally friendly. And the food was amazing. The rooms were over 1100sq. ft and they had even one larger than that, but they have them all the way down to teh size of a studio apartment. There was quite a variety there. Their dining room equaled a five-star restaurant. The atmosphere was nice and it was never crowded; it was clean, beautiful, and you could see the rotisserie. It has a nice bar with glasses on display; it is a beautiful place. They are bringing in a top band for a Jimmy Buffet night, and I know they have casino trips and outings of every kind imaginable. The other thing that I liked about it was that they care about the people and they are completely driven by the people who were there. They have an exercise machine that is geared to the upper body and lower body exercises like a treadmill or the pedaled ones that had the hand motion too and they had it situated to a wheelchair, so my mom is going to be able to exercise herself while on her wheelchair. They also have a totally enclosed walking path on the outside.

My mother and father-in-law have been at Oakmont for several months, and they are very content and get very good service. It just opened in October of last year. Overall, it's not a huge facility, which is nice. They provide activities on a daily basis for the seniors to engage in. They also bring in live entertainment for them: musical artists will come in and sing. They have special activities for New Year's and Christmas in the dining room. They order off of the menus. The meals are planned to the senior size; they're not too much. They always offer a balanced meal. They use linen tablecloths and linen napkins, so it's a very nice environment. The food is very good. The staff is wonderful. They have some good med techs. The nice part is that the med techs and the cleaning staff are always the same people, unless one's on vacation. It's always good to have familiarity for the residents. All the staff knows my in-laws by first name, probably within the first week that they were there. They give them a pendant to push for anything. If they can't figure out how to turn on the TV, they push their pendant, help will come, help them figure out how to turn the TV on, and change the channel. It also has a fall sensor in case they fall. It automatically notifies the staff that the resident is falling. They have a gardening area in the back if the resident wants to participate in the garden. They even have that for the memory care area. It has a bird aviary inside the memory care section. The memory care received the same food as the regular assisted and independent-living have for meals. The chef was on one of the Food Network TV shows as a contestant. They provide transportation within eight miles free of charge. They will call us if there is any kind of a question or issue; they're very good about calling. The minute they call you, they say it's not an emergency. Any time we get a call from them, that's always the first thing that comes to our minds, but they're very good at telling us "This is not a problem. It's just they need more medication." They have a built-in pharmacy. The pricing was much more reasonable than many of the other facilities for two. At most other facilities with two parents, the rent was doubled, so if it was $4000, for two of them, it would be $8,000. This facility only asked an additional $900 for the extra spouse.