Vita Bella Elderly Care - Assisted Living Facility sits on a quiet, private property at 6700 Sun River Drive in Sacramento, where the staff work hard to create a friendly and welcoming place for older adults, and you'll find a small, peaceful community with room for up to six residents, so it's easy to get to know everyone, and it never feels too crowded or loud. Residents can choose between studio or semi-private rooms, and some rooms have kitchenettes, and the prices depend on how much help people need. The home has a modern Spanish revival style and areas where people can relax, like a big living room with soft chairs and a central fireplace or a patio for fresh air, and there are parks, restaurants, and shopping nearby for outings and errands.
Staff offer 24-hour care and handle things like dressing, bathing, meals, transfers, medication management, and help for residents with chronic conditions like diabetes or dementia, and everyone's care plan matches their needs personally. There's always a focus on safety, independence, and comfort with supervision and assistance whenever needed, and staff train each month in dementia care, medication, and emergencies. Vita Bella holds a verified license that gets checked two times a year, so things stay up to standard. Family members get regular updates about their loved ones, so no one's left wondering.
Daily life includes nutritious meals that chefs and meal planners put together from good ingredients, and meals work with any dietary needs, which they serve in a pleasant dining area. The staff keep the place clean, handle laundry, and run errands, and they'll set up rides to medical appointments. There's a routine of activities like yoga, games, wine tasting, lifelong learning, cooking classes, outings, and karaoke that keep people active and social, and regular clubs and events help everyone find friends, and memory care residents get specialized care plans, activities with visual cues, and routines that help with thinking skills. Vita Bella supports hospice care when needed, and there's help for walking, incontinence, or higher medical needs if they come up.
In this small, close-knit setting, staff know those they care for and focus on comfort, happiness, and well-being, always aiming to support each resident's independence while offering help with everyday tasks whenever it's needed.
