Arcade Creek Manor

Arcade Creek Manor sits on 15 landscaped acres in Citrus Heights, California, and offers housing and care for people ages 62 and up, and with 292 apartments-studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms-each apartment comes with a new refrigerator, stove, walk-in pantry, window coverings, smoke alarm, dual pane windows, wall-to-wall carpet, individual hot water heater, and assigned parking, and for folks with mobility or hearing concerns, some units have the right features to help. Residents can live independently or pick from assisted living, memory care, Alzheimer's care, and home care services, and the staff at the Manor have elder care training and give personalized care, so support can match each person's needs, whether that involves therapy for Alzheimer's or help with daily life. Meals are served on-site, with attention to nutrition and good quality, and housekeeping and laundry services keep things tidy. Outdoors, the community has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, laundry facilities, and even a playground for visiting children, and the grounds are suited for easy walking or relaxing since the weather's pretty mild. Safety's a focus, too-entrances need dial-in for visitors, and apartments are laid out to help dementia residents avoid confusion and wandering. The Manor's big on activities with designated spaces for staying social, and programs encourage physical, mental, and emotional well-being, so there's always something going on. Residents don't deal with long-term leases, "life care" fees, property taxes, condo investments, or surprise utility bills, and the place has a reputation for helpful, joyful, and kind staff who make everyone feel welcome. There are community awards for care and activities, and resources for managing resident information and finding other senior living options if needed. There's a map to help find the place, and folks can use private pay or add on services for a fee. All told, Arcade Creek Manor's a straightforward retirement home where older adults can live in comfort, simplicity, and safety, with the support they need and enough freedom to enjoy their days indoors and out.