Skypark Manor

Skypark Manor sits in the Parkway neighborhood of Sacramento, California, and has doors open for seniors looking for help with living, memory care, or skilled nursing, and it welcomes independent folks too while offering studio, single, private, or shared rooms, some with kitchenettes and private baths, and all with cable, high-speed internet, individual air and heat, furniture, and Wanderguard for safety. The community has lawns and gardens, fenced grounds, walking paths, a gazebo, an outdoor patio, and gathering spaces for social time, plus a fitness center, spa, sauna, arts room, activity areas, library, game room, movie theater, and even a spot for music programs and a beauty salon or barber. Skypark Manor prepares three meals a day with a professional chef and shares snacks, plus the dining room uses a restaurant-style setting where special diets get attention, and care staff help with bathing, grooming, reminders, medication, and getting to doctor visits, or provide and assistance for residents who need help moving around, and they have staff on-site 24 hours, a call system, and a secure, gated entrance. The place has a license for 144 people from the state (California License #342701097). Housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning gets done on a weekly schedule, and transportation services go out for medical appointments and outings. There's a focus on activities, both planned by staff and run by residents, covering social, educational, and community events, and the place is pet friendly with some units like condos, townhomes, or single-family homes possible, and the building offers rentals, though the rent and utilities details aren't listed. Legal protections cover LGBTQ rights and sources of income, and seniors who need help with diabetic care, incontinence, or non-ambulatory care get support, and there's respite care available when regular caregivers need a break. No parking or interior accessibility details show up, but the place offers guided tours for anyone wanting to see things for themselves.