About Us

At Rose Villa, our mission is to create an active, inclusive community in which everyone is valued, engaged and energized

FAQ

Here are some answers to frequently answered questions about Rose Villa.

  1. How many people live at Rose Villa? On average 200 people live at Rose Villa.
  2. How many people live there independently? On average 160 live independently.
  3. How many people live in a licensed care area? On average 35-40 live in Rose Villa’s Health Center.
  4. What are the ages of the youngest and oldest residents in “independent” living? 61 and 103.
  5. What does it cost to live at Rose Villa? At Rose Villa, there is one-time membership fee plus a monthly fee. The Standard Plan offers a lower fee option, which is repayable for the first three years of residency on a pro-rated, monthly basis. The Repayable Plan offers a higher fee option, of which 80% is repayable for the duration of your residence at Rose Villa. No matter when or how you leave, 80% of your membership fee will be returned to you or your estate when your home is resold.
  6. Are there tax benefits to living at Rose Villa? The amount you pay for a membership fee (the non-refundable portion) along with your monthly occupancy fees may provide you with significant tax benefits. Each year a calculation is made, prescribed by the IRS, that tells Rose Villa residents what percentage of their non-refundable fees and monthly fees are deemed qualified medical expenses.
  7. Why pay an entrance fee/membership fee? Rose Villa is a licensed continuing care retirement community that offers a long-term care residency agreement. The one-time membership fee guarantees you access to future healthcare services at Rose Villa provided to you right here on campus.
  8. What type of transportation is available at Rose Villa? Rose Villa offers both public and private transportation. Tri-Met stops at our front door every hour, Monday through Friday. Our private transportation for residents includes a bus, van and two city cars with destinations including, not limited to, shopping, doctor visits, group tours and events.
  9. May out-of-town friends/family visit overnight? What are the lodging options? Yes, friends and family can stay with you in your home or can use one of our guest suites for a minimal nightly fee.
  10. May guests/family join me for meals? Yes, please invite friends and family to experience our wonderful dining services! Guest meals are available for a small fee.
  11. Does my long-term care insurance (LTC) apply anywhere on campus? If you carry long-term care insurance, which covers the cost of extended-term health care services beyond those covered by traditional health insurance, Rose Villa may accept your coverage. For details please contact your insurance agent.