Rogue Valley Manor

Rich Templeton _{on Google}

Feb 20th, 2024

Family and friends of mine have moved to Rogue Valley Manor over the years and the feedback was always so positive. I loved hearing that it was a place they found purpose. Working with the community has been a privilege. The views are amazing and the list of amenities is extensive. No shortage of things to do, for sure.

Caelin Ellenwood _{on Google}

Nov 10th, 2023

I havent personally been to or taken part but every individual I have had interactions with living here is beyond happy with their decision!

John Dege _{on Google}

Feb 14th, 2024

I dont write a lot of reviews but I feel compelled to write about my experiences at Rogue Valley Manor. While visiting for the third time we ran into a resident weaving sleeping mats for the homeless who advised us Dont wait, you want to get your moneys worth. Best advice we ever got. We moved into our cottage, which has the most magnificent view we ever had, at the beginning of the pandemic, and felt we were so well protected through the whole experience. As normal life has returned we have more social life and have made more good friends than we had in the fifteen years of retirement prior to moving here. Activities like choir, water volleyball, badminton, the monthly news magazine published by residents, all the activities and classes organised by the wellness department and community engagement office fill up our calendars and enrich our lives. If you are thinking about moving here, do it sooner rather than later. You wont regret it.

David Drury _{on Google}

Oct 31st, 2023

I have been a resident since November 2020, when my wife and I moved up here during the depths of Covid. In reading through the comments I notice that most of the negative ones were posted by staff, and many refer to the time when RVM (and all continuing care facilities) were seriously understaffed because of the pandemic.
If there are staff here who feel that way today, I haven't met them. In my experience the staff in all departments are friendly, positive, and honestly enjoy working here. Part of that is due to the attitude of most RVM residents, who relate to staff not as servants in any way, but as simply as people.
One thing I particularly like about RVM is the village-like atmosphere. The campus is on nearly a square mile of land, and as you walk through the streets or come to dinner, you are bound to see familiar faces and pause for a chat. With that, and the huge number of shared activities for those that want 'em, it feels like a community -- which is more than I can honestly say for most of the neighborhoods I have lived in.