Eagle Crest Retirement Community

I moved to Eagle Crest 3 1/2 years ago. It was a good decision then and it is still right for me. I have met interesting people, really enjoy my apartment, and until Covid appeared, had many activities and trips available. I am sure they will all return once this pandemic eases. The staff here is efficient, caring and working hard to keep us all safe. It is a good place to be.

My husband and I have lived in Roseville all our 55 years of marriage and in selecting a new home we wanted to stay in the area. Before deciding on EagleCrest we visited ten independent living facilities in a five mile radius. EagleCrest has everything we desire: Cleanliness, Christian Community, Great Roseville location close to shopping and restaurants, Spacious living and gathering spaces, Underground parking, Capable and caring staff, Great residents/neighbors, Variety of activities, Opportunities to volunteer, Food and catering services, Transportation service, etc. We have lived at EagleCrest for nearly eight years and are delighted daily to call it our home.

My mom has lived in an Independent Senior Living apartment at Eaglecrest for just over a year. Mom and I went together to meet with staff and see the apartments. The staff was good at listening, providing information and helping Mom decide whether or not to move in. My mom and I are both very glad she did. Here's why: Beautiful, newly remodeled apartments--lots of choice re size and price. Walk-in closet. Very safe location. Reasonable price Efficiently run residence, and staff provides kind and supportive services and individual attention Whole place is super clean, smells good, fun decorations Lots of activities--movie might, chapel and Bible study, exercise classes, parties, music, breakfast with friends, van taking residents shopping (nearby Rosedale mall, etc) and to appointments, Residents are friendly, kind, interesting

After touring this facility, we found it to be nice enough. The facility seemed well maintained and the staff were friendly, but the facility seemed a bit dreary, so I did not care too much for it. Overall, it was fairly okay.

They are very highly rated. My father had feeding tube in through his nose and down through his stomach while he lived there. He hated it, so he actually ripped it out. One of the nurses there tried to put it back in, and in doing that she ruptured a blood vessel. We have had some interesting experiences. He did go back to Eagle Crest, and the staff made sure that he was made more aware that he couldn't do that.

I liked the lady I spoke with, it's very nice looking and one of the real pros is that it offers a choice at meal time. My husband has turned into a very picky eater, he didn't use to be, so to keep him from eating just a hamburger every day for meals is great. I think just the fact that they offer a choice at dinner is a plus. I haven't been able to figure out exactly what they're going to charge yet. I've talked to them and they have a kind of confusing range of prices. You're not really going to know what they're going to charge him until he meets with a nurse and she can evaluate him and then it may change depending on how he is when he moves in, it's also expensive so I'm not sure.