River Commons Senior Living sits as a three-story community with 100 private apartments, and while they haven't published lists of every service or amenity, they do have special features for comfort and convenience that seniors will notice when walking the halls, seeing the common areas set out with comfortable furniture and wide hallways for safety. The property allows pets, so residents can bring their animals, and the pet-friendly policies help make life feel more like home. People can choose between 1-bedroom units starting at $3,355 and 2-bedroom units starting at $4,025, and there's an entry fee of $1,500.
Residents can get different levels of care because River Commons Senior Living acts as an independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home, respite care, and home care provider, and as a continuing care community, they support people who want to age in place or need a higher level of care later. Seniors can join social meals because there's a beautiful dining room, daily lunch at noon with friendly servers who chat with everyone, and breakfast or dinner is served cafeteria-style so residents pick when and what they want. People who are sick or want privacy can eat in their rooms thanks to the tray service, free for three days, then a small fee applies, and private meals are always an option when needed.
The kitchen stays modern and well-equipped, with expert food-service staff cooking three nutritious meals each day. Residents enjoy outdoor amenities like community gardens, nature paths, and views of the Sacramento River Trail, plus courtyard and waterfront dining. There's high-speed internet access if someone wants to stay connected. The Activities Director plans many things to do, like bingo, exercise groups, outdoor excursions, happy hours, parties with live music, holiday events, and weekly ice cream socials. Every resident can relax indoors with friends in gathering spaces, or visit the gardens outside.
River Commons Senior Living also provides care programs for those who need memory care for Alzheimer's disease or dementia, with a safe environment and supportive therapies, while assisted living services are given to those who need help with bathing, dressing, or medication. Independent living is available for active seniors who want social, worry-free life without chores.
Photos of the community are available for people who want to see what it's like before scheduling a tour. Staff are known to be helpful, joyful, and kind to both residents and guests. There's a secure design inside, with interior hallways, and a clear sense that the place was built with senior comfort in mind. Residents can dine in the appointed rooms, garden outside, go for a walk on the trail, visit with pets, and join regular activities, and while there may be luxury touches, people still find a range of care types and practical amenities that matter most in daily life.
