Dining
Meal preparation and service
Sarver, PA
Assisted Living in Sarver. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityAdult Living at Rosebrook in Sarver, Pennsylvania is a licensed Personal Care Home that provides residence and daily support for seniors and adults with disabilities in a small, home-style setting. Staff are on site around the clock and the community offers private and semi-private accommodations, medication management, on-site salon services, housekeeping and laundry. The facility sits in the rolling hills near Sarver and serves families from nearby counties.
Daily life at Rosebrook includes chef-prepared meals served in a communal dining area, special-diet accommodations, a calendar of social and seasonal activities, and coordinated visiting therapy services. The home emphasizes individualized personal care rather than institutional scale, and maintains landscaped grounds and comfortable common areas intended for socializing and quiet relaxation.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Monthly rates starting at
$2,950 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Residence | $2,950 |
For the care that is extremely subpar, it is overpriced.
This place is fantastic. I can’t recommend it enough. If you are looking for your loved one look no further . The food is delicious. Staff is so friendly and helpful. They do fun and exciting activities everyday. There is even have a bus to take the residents on fun outings. Top top notch!
I was in this facility for almost 3 months. The staff was wonderful. Couldn't have been more helpful and friendly. I have been out of the facility for a little over 2 years now. I still miss a lot of the staff. I want to thank all of them for a kind and caring experience. They helped me get through it all.
My brother is in Assisted Living at Rosebrook. It's not bad. I just don't think they gave him enough food because my brother was malnourished. I have to keep telling them to give him more food. One day, he had no toilet paper in the room. I asked why there was no toilet paper in his room, and they were like, "Well, he didn't ask for anything." And I'm like, "Well, you're being paid to take care of him." So, then we started buying his own toilet paper. It seems like this shared room has an even smaller bathroom than his other room which was a single room. They do have bingo. They have TVs in different rooms you can watch. They have snacks out in the hallway, but my brother has mental problems, and he doesn't like doing that. They do the laundry. They have balconies that he could sit out in the summer. You can walk around the facility, and there's a porch they can sit on.
Understaffed, lousy food, nice rooms, clean and adequate activiries.
It is difficult for a family when a parent transitions from independent living to an assisted living environment, and it can be challenging to find a place where one's parent can be well cared for. My brother and I greatly appreciate the care our mother is receiving at Rosebrook. Every time we have visited (announced or unannounced) , the facility has been neat and clean, and the residents in the common spaces have been dressed and groomed well. Likewise, Mum has always been dressed and groomed well, and her private room with an ensuite bathroom has always been clean and orderly. We have met a number of the employees who care for Mum and they genuinely are friendly and kind people. Whenever we call Rosebrook to check in with Mum, whoever answers the telephone is more than willing to accommodate our request. Additionally, Rosebrook facilitates all appointments Mum might have with the visiting physician, visiting nurses, social workers, friends, and deliveries. Thank you Rosebrook for the good care you are giving Mum!
Toured here. It was decorated in a cluttered, chaotic country crafts theme. The apartment we were shown for my parents reeked of urine and had dubious stains on the carpet.
Mother is staying for improvement of walking. Physical therapy is twice a week and Concordia Visiting Nurses PT supply this service.