Assisted Living community - Rose Garden Court

Rose Garden Court

960 Vermont Street, San Jose, CA 95126
(408) 247-0815
3.6 ( 9 reviews )
Assisted Living and Memory Care

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Welcome to Rose Garden Court Assisted Living

Rose Garden Court is a medium-care facility in San Jose, California. The community setting provided at this assisted living facility provides senior citizens with the care level that is right for them. The elderly member of your family has the option to purchase their own home in the independent living community. This allows maximum independence while still being close enough to get the help they need. The residents also have the option to rent an apartment, which allows for a higher level of assistance. Should your family member need a higher level of care, the staff at Rose Garden Court is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Help with daily activities, such as grooming, bathing, dressing and mobility, is offered to each and every patient. Because the staff offers help with medication, your loved ones always receive the medication they need when they need it.

From your first contact with a Rose Garden Court’s representative, you can feel the warmth and care for what we do. Our mission is to provide the best hands-on experience for our residents while preserving their dignity. We recognize that aging is a normal life process which everyone experiences in their own unique way so we continually strive to create an environment that encourages, enriches, and fulfills our residents' daily lives. You can have peace of mind knowing your loved one is in good hands.

We accommodate our residents, ages 55 years and older, with the best care as if they were our own family members. They are welcomed by friendly faces that are trained to provide compassionate care to our senior residents. Our community is designed with their comfort in mind within each of our one-story homes. Our uncomplicated floor plan allows residents to move freely within a safe, secure environment. Residents at Rose Garden Court, who desire relaxation, can do so within our beautifully landscaped courtyards as well as on our front porches.

AMENITIES AVAILABLE

Indoor Common Areas
Meals Provided
Devotional Services Offsite
Activities Onsite

STAFFING

24-Hour Awake Staff

OTHER SERVICES

Hospice Available
Aging in Place
Respite Offered
Wheelchair Accessible Showers

Thank you for your interest at Rose Garden Court. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.

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3.6 ( 9 Reviews )

Relativelyspeaking

March 13, 2023

Food is run of the mill, and less when substitute cooks are on board. No visible activities to keep clients busy, and no evidence of physical activities. One big dreary room with a TV. Individual rooms are...bring your own amenities.

Tom

February 06, 2023

The tour I had at Rose Garden Court was good. The rooms were pretty decent and looked like they had enough room for one person. They have a nice backyard, where they can do things when the weather is nice. Michael was a real informative guy. You could tell he really cared about the people that were there.

Veronica

July 04, 2022

Rose Garden Court is only one tiny place. There's no independent living there. It's surprisingly well run, and the director is very nice. It's very clean. I didn't see as many amenities though. It's like a family run place, so they will be very attentive to my aunt's needs.

Maureen

April 29, 2022

I went to see Rose Garden Court. It's very nice and very quiet. The man who owns the facility is very, very nice and the people there seemed very content. I saw their assisted living and the design of it was good.

Deborah

March 06, 2019

Rose Garden Court was nice and friendly and we liked it. The place is very comfortable and homey.

LovedOne2271

July 06, 2018

Rose Garden Court is a nice facility and my husband is being treated well. The environment is very good and I like that my husband can go outside. So far, everything has gone smoothly. If we need help, the staff is very gracious about helping us. They take my husband to the meals in the dining room and they have him outside or in the living room. My husband's room is very nice, bright, pleasant, and has a sliding glass door so they're able to take him outside with a wheelchair. The facility is nice, small, and it's what my husband needs.

Nancy

Rose Garden Court is the one that I liked the best. It is quite a small community. It is older, but it is kept up. They have two people to a room. They have a very nice garden. All the rooms have sliding glass doors that go to the garden, so that residents can go outside anytime they want. They have bathrooms in the rooms, but they don't have showers. The lady that I talked to was very nice. She seemed very knowledgeable and quite honest with us as far the shortcomings of their facilities. They have a good security system. They have certain activities on certain days. For the women, they have a beautician that comes in.

margieclaire

August 15, 2017

My Uncle is presently living here.. and I'm very happy with his care. I wanted a place where that had a homey atmosphere and caregivers who gave time to each resident. This center is caring and does all it can for the residents. I looked at many places that were "sterile" and "boring".. I visit my uncle several days a week. I see some folks in there that get no visitors. Rose Garden loves it when pets come and visit.. it's not a "spectacular" place but it's homey and that is what works for my uncle

Sad in San Jose

September 08, 2016

Staff does not seem to understand instruction in English. After being told to give my husband thickened food and drink, I found them about to give him water - more than once - which would make him cough. The hospice nurse reviewed all instructions more than once because the staff didn't follow them. My husband had been bed-ridden for more than a year and had no pressure sores when he entered Rose Garden Court. Within a month there, he developed a pressure sore. After a holiday, I came in to find his sheet half covered in dried urine. Upon his death, in the middle of the month, hospice removed all furniture they provided. I was moving and busy with funeral planning and dropped by some days later to pick up a 5x7 framed photo and a small wall plaque - his only remaining articles. I now find out that not picking up these two articles constituted not vacating the room and was denied the partial refund to which I was otherwise entitled.. Pretty cold.

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