Spring Oak Tri-Cities is an Assisted Living community in the Petersburg area. Estimated costs for this community start at $4,930/mo, which is lower than the cost of care in the Petersburg area of $6,050/mo.
Ivy Ridge Assisted Living community is located in the desirable Newton Booth neighborhood of Sacramento, CA. The starting cost of around $3,000 per month covers and shared or private suite-style living space, an individual care plan as well as laundry, housekeeping, dining services and scheduled transportation. This cost is well below the average of $4,473 for assisted living in the Sacramento area. Residents benefit from the assistance of friendly caregivers who help with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as dressing, bathing, eating, medication management and other care services. The nursing staff at this retirement residence is on duty 24/7, there's around-the-clock security, and the community offers a wellness program that features fitness, strength and balance training, regular well-being checks, and health monitoring. For added peace of mind, an emergency call and response system is available in each unit and the property is located near excellent health care facilities.
This assisted living community features an inviting dining room where residents enjoy socializing and are served three delicious, well-balanced meals that can be tailored to special needs and preferences. Other amenities offered are a barber/beauty salon, library and media room, areas for games, arts and crafts and hobbies, resident pets, and a chapel room for religious services. The property is well-maintained and includes outdoor seating and walking paths for enjoying the traditional neighborhood setting. There are health-related activities like music, art and pet therapies, but also game and movie nights, visiting performers and holiday celebrations for when residents just want to have fun. Guests are welcome and can enjoy a meal or activity with their loved ones. Ivy Ridge Assisted Living community provides the best of care, offering support, companionship, and activity so residents can spend their retirement years comfortably enjoying life.