Sacramento Senior Living II sits at 34 Loma Mar Court in Sacramento and has room for up to six residents in private or semi-private bedrooms, which makes things more personal and maybe a bit like sharing a big home where staff watch over residents day and night and make sure everyone's safe, even when folks need help moving around, getting dressed, or taking medicine. The place is a licensed Residential Care Elderly facility, state-approved since January 31, 2022, with the most recent state inspection on September 7, 2022, and it offers adult care home services for people who might want a more home-like setting instead of something big and crowded, and caregivers here can help with laundry, meals, bathing, transfers, and a bunch of daily chores. They fix up chef-prepared meals that cater to special diets for allergies or diabetes, and the dining room stays the heart of the place, with scheduled meals, special dietary requests, and a chance for people to eat together in a comfortable setting. There's a focus on supporting each resident's health and happiness, whether through regular maintenance, activities from movie nights to group events, or just having folks around to chat-there's even Wi-Fi for those who like the internet, plus pets are allowed, and there's transport and parking on the property.
They run both assisted living and memory care programs, so some staff are specially trained to handle dementia and Alzheimer's needs, and the building's designed to help reduce confusion and avoid wandering, which matters a lot to families. Tailored plans support each person, whether that means memory cues or a set routine, and staff handle medication and emergencies just as the state rules require. Sacramento Senior Living II has won awards like Best of Senior Living and Best Activities-maybe that comes from the friendly people working there, or maybe it's that the activities keep everyone engaged, and they try to keep spirits high, with options for social, physical, mental, and emotional involvement. Room options include furnished or unfurnished choices, studios, and semi-privates, and prices change based on what kind of care someone needs. Weekly housekeeping and linen service are part of the deal, and move-in help gets people settled. The community welcomes new folks with in-person or online tours. There's no Medicare accepted here unless the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services say otherwise, and while it's not always open for new residents, folks can call to ask. The place stays up to date on licensing and checks for quality every year, and while there were two Type A citations in the past, there aren't any ongoing complaints. Sacramento Senior Living II gives families peace of mind that seniors get care, companionship, and a safe place for both short-term respite and long-term stays.
