Rosecrest Retirement Community

JohnFT

Excellent place. They took great care of my mother. Met every request. She stayed long term. Wonderful and caring staff. Highly recommend

Provider Response

Patricia

I've been to Rosecrest Retirement Community. I used to go there once a week because our church would go there. They also have an Alzheimer's Association meetings there once a month, so I was very familiar with that. I was up and down stairs, in and out of the rooms, and it was very nice and very clean. The food is good too. I've even eaten the food there. They have the regular sing-alongs, church services, and bingo. I think they have a pastor now that is specific for that organization, they are Lutheran-based. When I went there once a week, different churches would have a service, but now they have their own pastor. It's very clean, it's modern, nicely landscaped, and they have a nice outdoor area for people to walk.

Russell

We're going to live at Rosecrest. They have everything that we need. They have transportation services if you need it. The staff member was very knowledgeable, very helpful, and very friendly. The atmosphere was excellent. We didn't meet that many people, but the ones we did meet were very nice. We will be in individual cottages and they looked well manicured on the outside.

notafan19

It breaks my heart when I hear how the grandfather of a friend is treated. They do not check in regularly and let them sit unchanged for hours causing sores. They are rough when handling him. His clothes go missing or are returned torn and unusable.

grandda

Love this facility! I recently moved my grandmother in and they are fabulous! I have searched a number of communities and this one is the best.

Love for the seniors

Nursing staff is uncaring. They do not assist with anything. Do not make sure they eat. Let them go unchanged for hours (even though they are suppose to check them every 2 hours), wait 45 mins to 1 hour for nurse to come after call button is pressed then gets upset because patients use bathroom on themselves., etc. The nurses get aggravated if they have to do their job. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Alice V.

I visited Rosecrest on Jan. 1, 2017. I checked on 3 friends upstairs. And when I came down, another lady I had met at the Am. Legion Post 28 Aux. in Duncan Pk. in Spartanburg, S. C. spoke to me. She told me she had a stroke. I expressed to her that I thought she was in good hands. We then went to the Lutheran chapel service. Thanks for being so receptive.

MoRN,BSN

As an RN for over 25 years I have worked in many facilities. Nursing home with skilled care, complete care and independent living were my first experience. Many were unclean, smell of urine and feces as you walk in the door, understaffed, and unfriendly. This does not seem to be the case here. My uncle was admitted to skilled nursing after a hospitalization. The place is almost spotless. If the staffing ratio is poor they hide it well. They seem to be everywhere and are very helpful and accommodating. PT and OT are good with the pts. Pushing just enough to help them meet their goals. Pts are clean and cared for. There are many activities going on. I am very pleased with his care and this facility. Thank you Rosecrest!

Dandy1

My wife and I moved onto the Rosecrest campus a little over one year ago. We couldn't ask for a more professional, caring, or competent staff. We truly consider Rosecrest our home. There is always plenty to do and we are never bored. We couldn't ask for a better place to spend our golden years.

athena5365

We moved my mom out of Magnolia Manor of Inman to RoseCrest. Wow what a difference!!! The place is really clean. Staff is very helpful and nice. The semiprivate rooms feel like private rooms. I would highly recommend them to others. They definitely let us know what was going on

Angie20

Rosecrest Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center had some wonderful people. It was a very confusing place, but some of the staff helped Dad settle into a nice, private room. The staff overall was nice, but they didn't communicate well to new residents to help them settle in easily.

Beth31

Rosecrest is very clinical. It is a nice place. Just the amount of staff that they have on hand is overwhelming. For me, the overall feel of it was a little too clinical. It also had a kind of smell. The thing about Rosecrest is that it is all carpeting. I think that is probably where the odor is coming from. I just got the overall impression, and after that I didn't really pay any attention. I kind of felt after I walked in there and I got the initial impression that I wasn't interested. It was just not somewhere we would want her to be. It is very clinical, and if you want somewhere that is clinical, then it is great. It is kind of hard to say. They are like a rehab facility.

Caring87366350

My mother stayed at Rose Crest for five days, and they were excellent. They took excellent care of her. They have enough staff to actually sit and talk with the patients. They are very expensive for private pay, around $7000 a month.

Caring81201950

Rosecrest was the best for us. It is homey; the rooms were great. The food and the dining room are very nice quality. For the price, the staff is very good. They assist my grandparents in whatever their needs are at that moment. Yesterday, they had a birthday party for the March people. They do something all the time, whether it's activities there or people coming in. They don't have to participate, but they can if they want to. My grandparents are a little bit more eager to do things, going through the physical therapy knowing that they can get back some of their independence. To us, a big thing is the cost. It's terribly expensive, but there's no other way of knowing that they're well cared for. And sometimes, you just pop in knowing that maybe you're going to find something a little less than what you expect and it never happens.

MD1

I'll be moving my mother into Rosecrest and she'll begin occupancy at the beginning of October. She is excited about the move! I even told my brother jokingly that if my mother decided not to move into Rosecrest, I would move in in her place - That's how wonderful the place is! Its location works best for us. My mother would only be a few minutes away from two of my siblings and only about 15 minutes from me. We also settled on this place because it offers the square footage that my mother wants. They only have 25 independent living units. The facility as a whole is fairly small but they also have assisted living and nursing home facilities. They're all in the same area. I actually toured the whole facility, all levels of care and everything, just to get a good feeling of the set-up and the care including the assisted and nursing should it ever come to that. Overall, it is the nicest place that I visited and I visited a lot of places.

johntr79

Beautiful on the outside but very disappointing on the inside, Therapy department is good, however- Constant turnover, no consistency , very poor attitudes, very uncaring to staff, staff tries to cover for other staff, inexperienced administrators, very poor care of families, poor hygiene habits in staff, many residents injured from falls due to inattention or protocols not followed, residents are not treated with the dignity they deserve. While there are some outstanding staff there, sadly. they are few in number. Fortunately were able to find a better facility. They claim to be a Lutheran faith based agency. They do not represent the Lutheran faith well. Lack training in every area and especially in caring for the elderly with respect. Look elsewhere for your loved one.

Robin5

Rosecrest is affilitated with the Lutheran Church. My mother has stayed there twice for a total of seven months for rehabilitation. It is a beautiful facility with beautiful, wonderful employees and excellent food. Many nights I would stay overnight with my mother and felt like I was staying in a luxury hotel.