Rolling Meadows Place offers two primary levels of care—Assisted Living and Memory Care—allowing residents to match services to their current health status while remaining on the same campus. Both programs are structured to support everyday activities and clinical needs, with enhanced attention to chronic conditions such as diabetes. Scheduled physician visits and on-site access to a speech therapist help reduce outside appointments and keep treatment plans consistent.
Daily care is reinforced by a full menu of on-site clinical services, including incontinence and ambulatory support, medication management, hospice coordination, and individualized wellness programs. Residents have the option to meet with occupational, physical, and podiatry specialists without leaving the community. A facility-wide sprinkler system adds a layer of safety, and staff members monitor health changes to coordinate follow-up visits with outside doctors as needed.
Housing options range from studio apartments to units that may feature balconies, patios, or decks. Some floor plans include kitchenettes, in-unit washers and dryers, and carpeting, while all are air-conditioned and wired for high-speed internet and cable television. Parking is available, and the property is pet-friendly, though specific pet policies apply. Because layouts vary, not every accommodation contains each amenity listed.
Residents take meals in a restaurant-style dining room where table service and daily menus are provided. Standard fare is supplemented by optional fitness programs and wellness education aimed at reinforcing dietary goals set by residents and their care teams. Staff can coordinate modified meals to align with physician-directed nutrition plans.
On the social side, Rolling Meadows Place maintains a library and computer lounge, hosts regular activity-center programming, and schedules community events and off-site outings. A structured recreational calendar offers group classes, interest clubs, and opportunities for social engagement throughout the week.
