Rosewood

Marissa

One of the nicer ILF, ALF, SNF in town. Great beds. Decent room, equipment, meals. Great staff. Helpful. (Shortage of staff). Offers health classes and therapy services.

Dennis Hill

If you are looking for a safe and secure place to retire..... This is THE place! I cannot think of a better place to be than here at Rosewood! The entire staff is "Second to none" and the facilities are first rate.

Rachel Larsen

I only gave a second star because the Occupational Therapist and Physical Therapist were great with my mother,following hip surgery. DO NOT send your loved one to Rosewood Skilled Nursing!! My mother is not incontinent. When she was admitted for rehab,we told everybody who touched her that she will not pee in the bed,whether on a bed pan or in a diaper. We repeated many times to assist her to the toilet. We received a phone call on the 3rd day that she was there that her belly was distended because she had held her pee so long,so they inserted a Foley catheter!! Not one person had gotten her up to the toilet!! As a result,she acquired a severe bacterial UTI . She was admitted to the hospital where it took several days on antibiotics to clear it up. The hospital staff,along with the family,were appauled that Rosewood had put a diaper on a person who is not incontinent!! Please,DO NOT send your loved one to Rosewood Skilled Nursing Facility!!

Lisa Stroud

Families should know that if their loved one is in the memory care unit and their condition starts to worsen that Rosewood may not be able to accommodate them. My loved one had a relatively minor illness that was diagnosed after an emergency ride to the hospital. She spent longer than necessary in the hospital due to this which only made everything about her condition worse. It was in my loved ones best interest to quickly move her from this facility. The memory care unit is small and only handles higher functioning stages of memory care. While I absolutely loved some of the staff, I can only give the memory care unit two stars for not being up front about their ability to accommodate less than perfect dementia patients and patients in decline. Families should know this when they move their loved one to the memory care unit that it may not be for long and they may have to move them again. I thought it in my loved one's best interest to move her out of Rosewood and into to another facility. Her improvement was immediate and the care at the new facility was much more supportive and conducive to her happiness. .