Ivy Park at Sacramento sits in a spot with lush landscaping and big old shade trees, with comfortable chairs outside where folks can rest, visit, or just enjoy the weather, and walking up to the craftsman-style building you'll notice the welcoming porch flying the American flag out front, which makes the place feel friendly right from the start. Inside, the reception area's got soft seats, colorful art, and easy access to a patio, and there's a sitting room filled with wicker chairs and big windows that look out over the grounds, so there's always a nice, peaceful view. Folks can gather in the cozy common area to watch TV, relax by the fireplace, or chat with neighbors, then head to the elegant dining room where big windows overlook the patio while meals get served all day at the Vine at Ivy Restaurant.
There are studios and one-bedroom apartments to choose from across two floors, and these homes work well for those 62 and up, especially anyone with a pet, since it's a pet-friendly place offering pet care and walking services too. Ivy Park keeps finding ways for folks to stay independent and build strong ties with the neighbors, with amenities like an activity studio, a quiet library, a café for a snack, a bistro, a hydro spa, and a full-service salon, along with Wi-Fi for internet access, so it's easy to keep in touch or pass the time.
Care at Ivy Park fits many stages, from regular daily help for assisted living to more specialized support for memory care in the Evergreen at Ivy neighborhood, where people with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia join the EverYou program with activities designed to help guide them through the day in a gentle way. There's independent living and adult day care options too, along with home health and different support services meant to meet changing needs over time, and the staff is known to be friendly and kind, always ready to give 24-hour care, help with medicine, assist with laundry and housekeeping every week, and offer scheduled transportation so residents can get to appointments or outings.
Meals are planned by chefs, and guest meals and even room service are options if needed, and utilities, cable hookup, and maintenance are all included in the service. An emergency response system brings some peace of mind, and staff work to make sure every resident gets personalized support, using the whole living approach that aims for joyful moments, meaningful connections, and chances to participate in social, physical, mental, and emotional activities. Ivy Park tries to make city living easy, providing indoor and outdoor lounge spaces, handicap accessibility, and simple ways for folks to keep busy or just relax with neighbors, and tours are offered for those wanting to get a better look at daily life, meal choices, and activities on site.
About Sunrise Senior Living
Beginning with a single community in 1981, there are now more than 280 Sunrise Senior Living communities throughout the U.S. and Canada. Each of our communities maintains the mission laid out by Sunrise founders Paul and Terry Klaassen more than 40 years ago: to champion quality of life for all seniors.
The Klaassens’ vision to redefine senior care resulted in a resident-centered approach to care that focuses on the individuality of each resident and has set the standard in the assisted living industry. We are defined by our people. Our team of serving hearts are guided by our mission, Principles of Service and Values – all of which help encourage independence, preserve dignity and enable freedom of choice for each resident.
People often ask...
Ivy Park at Sacramento offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $4,450 per month.
Ivy Park at Sacramento offers assisted living, memory care, and board and care.
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The full address for this community is 345 Munroe St, Sacramento, CA, 95825.
Yes, Ivy Park at Sacramento offers respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
State of California Inspection Reports
31
Inspections
6
Type A Citations
3
Type B Citations
4
Years of reports
14 Jul 2025
14 Jul 2025
Determined that staff failed to assist a resident with dressing, leaving the resident without pajama pants and not following the resident’s care plan. Found no evidence that staff yelled at or threatened residents or restricted any resident's food or drinks.
§ 87464(f)(4)
22 Apr 2025
22 Apr 2025
Identified several concerns at this home, including pesticides left unattended in the yard, medications not fully secured, and leftovers not packaged or dated. Also noted incomplete staff training documentation, while resident and staff files reviewed were generally compliant.
§ 9058
§ 87309(a)
10 Sept 2024
10 Sept 2024
Found readiness for licensure with a capacity of 70 non-ambulatory residents, including up to seven bedridden in designated rooms. Measured temperatures of 72–77 F and hot water at 105.2 F met requirements, supplies for food and locked medications were maintained, and four resident and four staff files showed no violations; licensure is pending.
10 Sept 2024
10 Sept 2024
Confirmed no violations were found during the inspection and no objections to licensure were noted.
03 May 2024
03 May 2024
Found no deficiencies during an unannounced visit; all areas and records were in compliance with requirements. Noted a small tear in one window screen.
03 May 2024
03 May 2024
Identified no deficiencies during the visit; all areas of the facility were found to be in compliance with regulations. Staff were observed to promptly respond to resident needs.
07 Feb 2024
07 Feb 2024
Identified and verified the applicant and administrator by photo ID, completed Component II by phone, and confirmed understanding of Title 22 and licensing requirements across program operations, staff qualifications, applicant/administrator qualifications, program policies (abuse, admission, medication management, incident reporting to CCL, restricted and prohibited conditions), grievances and resources, site conditions and meals, and the required application documents (criminal record clearance, health screening, fire clearance, First Aid/CPR, administrator certificate, financial verification, pre-licensing inspection, compliance history, and control of property).
02 Apr 2024
02 Apr 2024
Found no deficiencies during a pre-licensing visit; safety, medication storage, and records were in compliance and the site appeared well maintained.
02 Apr 2024
02 Apr 2024
Inspection passed with no deficiencies observed.
07 Feb 2024
07 Feb 2024
Confirmed successful completion of COMP II with understanding of key components related to facility operation, staff qualifications, program policies, grievances, physical plant, and application requirements.
06 Oct 2023
06 Oct 2023
Found the allegation that staff did not prevent an adult from being physically combative with a resident to be unfounded, as interviews with residents and staff reported no such incidents. Found the allegations that staff did not ensure a primary care provider and that residents did not receive timely medical attention unfounded, citing PCP change communications and documented transportation for appointments.
06 Oct 2023
06 Oct 2023
Confirmed that allegations of physical combative behavior between residents and not ensuring residents have a primary care provider were unfounded.
27 Apr 2023
27 Apr 2023
Found no deficiencies; temperatures in the main kitchen and memory care kitchen met the required 105–120 degrees Fahrenheit, food supplies were adequate, fire safety equipment and detectors were in good order, medications and sharps were securely stored, and entrance screening and infection-control measures were in place.
27 Apr 2023
27 Apr 2023
Confirmed no deficiencies found during inspection.
25 Apr 2022
25 Apr 2022
Found the wrongful eviction allegation unfounded. Records and interviews showed one eviction for nonpayment and another for residency requirements and health care needs, with documented meetings and care assessments supporting the actions.
25 Apr 2022
25 Apr 2022
Determined that the allegations of wrongful eviction were unfounded after reviewing records and conducting interviews with staff and residents.
05 Apr 2022
05 Apr 2022
Found no deficiencies after reviewing safety, health, and infection-control measures, with no active Covid cases reported, proper water temperature, adequate food supplies, functioning fire and smoke detectors, and strict entry screening.
05 Apr 2022
05 Apr 2022
Inspection on 4/5/22 found no deficiencies in the facility, meeting all health and safety requirements.
07 Mar 2022
07 Mar 2022
Found that a resident left without authorization on 2/13/22, triggering alarms and a rapid search, with staff notifying police, fire department, and the family. After the incident, the resident was moved to memory care, and deficiencies were cited.
07 Mar 2022
07 Mar 2022
Identified deficiency in care resulting in a resident leaving the facility unassisted.
§ 1569.2(c)
29 Dec 2021
29 Dec 2021
Identified a delay in providing resident records after copies were delivered to the responsible party; based on interviews and document review, the allegation that resident records were not provided promptly is supported.
29 Dec 2021
29 Dec 2021
Found deficiency in providing requested resident records promptly, substantiating the allegation.
§ 1569.269(a)(21)
09 Dec 2021
09 Dec 2021
Found insufficient evidence to prove or disprove the allegation that staff did not respond promptly to call buttons. Interviews with residents and record reviews indicated no issues with call button response times or hygiene care, and documentation showed care tasks were being completed.
09 Dec 2021
09 Dec 2021
Reviewed interviews and records, no evidence found to support claims of call button delays, hygiene issues, or lack of outdoor access. No deficiencies cited during visit.
16 Sept 2021
16 Sept 2021
Investigated an allegation that FaceTime calls were not conducted timely after family requests. Found that calls were delayed, with evidence showing calls occurred around 4/17–4/18 and staffing shortages identified as a contributing factor.
16 Sept 2021
16 Sept 2021
Found that reporting Covid-19 cases to local health authorities and residents' representatives was not consistently timely, and that staffing during the outbreak was insufficient while a resident's wandering risk was not adequately addressed. Found no clear evidence that a fall resulted from neglect.
§ 87464(d)
§ 87411(a)
§ 87211(a)(2)
16 Sept 2021
16 Sept 2021
Confirmed failure to promptly schedule FaceTime calls as requested by resident's family members during a specific time period.
§ 87468.1
21 Jul 2021
21 Jul 2021
Found that the resident had multiple falls from February to October 2020, including two serious incidents that required hospital evaluation, with several falls witnessed and others where the resident was found on the floor in the dementia unit. Found that weight loss occurred and nutrition efforts were made, including fortified meals with staff assistance, and video calls were allowed and facilitated, though devices were sometimes temporarily unavailable due to use by others.
21 Jul 2021
21 Jul 2021
Reviewed allegations of falls, weight loss due to neglect, and denial of video calls; falls addressed with preventive measures, nutrition supported with fortified diet, and video calls facilitated when devices available, with insufficient evidence found to support the claims of neglect or denial.
28 May 2021
28 May 2021
Found no deficiencies after touring the care community, including memory care and upper-level living areas, with clean spaces and secure medications. Noted hot water at 113°F in a vacant room, proper refrigerator/freezer temperatures, operating smoke detectors, current fire extinguishers, and seven residents on hospice.
28 May 2021
28 May 2021
Confirmed no deficiencies observed during inspection.
