The Roosevelt at Salt Creek

Reviews

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  Heather Unterbrink

  Apr 30, 2026
  5.0
  I cannot express enough how impressed I am with The Roosevelt! This place is amazing. From the caring and thoughtful staff to the amenities to the apartments and open spaces The Roosevelt is a welcoming senior living community that makes me feel so good about having my dear Aunt live there.
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  Dee Marie

  Apr 14, 2026
  4.0
  We recently visited our family member who has been a resident at the Roosevelt Independent Living for about 3 years. The recent renovations are visually clean and modern. However, we were a bit surprised and somewhat disappointed when we noticed that a few key amenities were missing. In my profession of providing specialized care for the aging population for the last 25 years, the amenities were the most important factors we looked at when choosing the Roosevelt over other facilities. Where is the library? Access to books and reading in a quiet space are known to reduce stress and improve memory for older adults. Also, we were unable to locate the designated “game room” that housed the pool tables, darts, card tables and board games. The game room would have been a great space for the more active seniors to enjoy physical activity as well as social interaction when family and grandchildren came to visit. However, we did notice a pool table placed in the basement, but its right near the elevators, garage traffic and administrative offices. Really no privacy there to have a cozy family gathering. Actually, the basement could have been an ideal place for a ping pong table, shuffleboard or pickle ball. We did eat several meals in the newly renovated dining room. The area was bright and welcoming, and the food was very delicious. Unfortunately, it was very challenging to have a conversation during our meal due to a lecture being conducted in the lower level of the dining room. I could not hear or focus on listening to my family. All I heard was a lady speaking loudly on a microphone with a speaker. I asked the staff, and they mentioned that all the Bingo games occur in the dining room as well. That should not be allowed. Many older folks have hearing impairments. Our mom really enjoys living at the Roosevelt but has shared that other residents are also troubled about these disruptions during mealtimes. Is this just temporary? Or is the plan to move the activities and lectures in a separate enclosed room to keep noise better contained? Overall, the new renovations look pretty but we saw a considerable amount of lounging and tv areas which encourages a more sedentary lifestyle. What was the purpose of this remodel? To make it look better or to create a better living space to support activities to enhance the mind, body and spirit of your residents where they can flourish and enjoy their golden years. In my opinion, this is not just a building it’s their home and their community to thrive.
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  Dawn Derbigny

  Mar 24, 2026
  5.0
  I toured 10 different retirement/assisted living facilities in the area and kept coming back to the Roosevelt as my first choice for my loved one. The decision was based on the following: 1) the spacious and beautiful floorplans; 2) the transparency with costs; and 3) the patience, attentiveness and follow-through from Bill Hickey during our long and arduous journey.
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  Kassondra Lekkas

  Mar 23, 2026
  5.0
  We recently moved my mom into The Roosevelt at Salt Creek, and our experience has been nothing short of exceptional. From the very beginning, the staff has been incredibly compassionate, supportive, and attentive—providing not only guidance through the transition, but also genuine comfort to our entire family during what can be an emotional time. The community itself is beautiful, welcoming, and thoughtfully maintained. There is always something happening, and my mom has already begun participating in activities that have helped her feel engaged and at home. It’s such a great feeling knowing she is in a place where she can stay active, social, and well cared for. One of the things that stands out most is how much our family genuinely enjoys visiting. There’s such a positive energy throughout the community, and it truly feels like a place where residents—and their families—can spend meaningful time together. We are so grateful for the care and dedication of the entire team at The Roosevelt at Salt Creek. They have made this transition smoother than we could have hoped for, and we would highly recommend this community to anyone looking for a supportive, vibrant place for a loved one.
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  Brenda Temple

  Mar 20, 2026
  5.0
  My husband and I moved to The Roosevelt almost 9 months ago. As much as I miss my home in North Carolina this is a very nice place to live. It was a little tough going through the renovations of The Roosevelt. But the final stage is beautiful. You could never ask for a better staff. The people that work here are wonderful & caring. Everyone of them is outstanding. I also started a low vision group here. Most of the people in my group have macular degeneration, but there are other eye diseases also. We meet once a month and we have speakers at each meeting. There is a lot to keep you busy here and we have met a lot Of great people!

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