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CITY Davis
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Page Reviewed / Updated – March 15, 2023

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Situated slightly southeast of California’s capital city, Sacramento, Davis is home to the University of California, Davis, and is known for its bicycle-friendly culture and infrastructure. Adults age 65 and over make up approximately 12.6% of the overall population of Davis. Although this is slightly around 4 percentage points less than the national average of 16.8%, the percentage is likely affected by the amount of college students living in the area. 

Davis offers a comfortable climate with plenty of sun and mild winters with limited rainfall amounts and no snow, making it a great place for retirees who appreciate being able to enjoy outdoor activities on a year-round basis and who would prefer to avoid having to navigate snow and ice.

According to Genworth’s 2021 Cost of Care Survey, residents of assisted living facilities pay an average monthly cost of $4,950. Although this is nearly $500 per month higher than the national monthly average of $4,500, it’s $300 less than California’s overall average of $5,250.

Note: Data for Davis was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Vallejo, was used instead

We compiled the following top 10 list of the best assisted living facilities in Davis — check it out to see if any are right for you or a senior family member. 

Atria Covell Gardens

Floor plans at Atria Covell Gardens include studios and one- and two-bedroom units with kitchenettes, patios or balconies, walk-in closets, walk-in showers, scenic views and individual climate controls. The restaurant-style dining room serves three nutritionally balanced meals per day, with beverages and snacks accessible at all times. The on-site fitness room features equipment designed specifically for use by older adults, and the activity room has large tables suitable for crafting projects, card and board games and discussion groups. Residents are welcome to share their living quarters with small, well-mannered pets.

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Carlton Senior Living Davis

This family-founded facility provides a homelike environment where residents receive, fresh, delicious meals prepared from scratch using locally sourced ingredients whenever possible, a range of social activities and events to choose from and assistance with everyday household tasks. We liked the sparkling fountain in the courtyard surrounded by comfortable chairs and tables where residents can relax with their choice of reading material to get a few minutes rest after exercising their small pets or join their peers for regularly scheduled live entertainment.

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Sunrise of Sacramento

We liked the level of detail we saw in this facility's individualized Service Plans, which included thoughtful touches such as bringing a resident a glass of wine after dinner or making sure the resident has a newspaper available to read during morning coffee. Residents also receive customized nonclinical care, such as assistance with dressing, bathing or showering and routine grooming tasks. Each suite is equipped with emergency call systems and furnishings that are designed to promote mobility.

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Oakmont of East Sacramento

We included this community on our list for its talented culinary staff that can accommodate individual dietary needs and preferences. Along with low-fat and low-salt diets typically available in assisted living communities, the kitchen staff at Oakmont prepares diabetic, heart-healthy, renal and vegetarian fare. Residents also receive a complimentary glass of wine or beer with their meal. Another reason we included this facility on our top 10 list is because it has its own on-site dog park where residents' pets can frolic and run around off-leash.

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The Village at Heritage Park

The Village at Heritage Park welcomes all pets, making it a good choice for those whose furry friends don't fit the typical size, weight and breed limits that most facilities impose. We also like the facility's trademark Montessori-inspired SPARK program, which promotes independence and engagement and utilizes special assessment tools and cutting-edge technology to create hyper-customized care plans. The entire facility is ADA-accessible, and all units and common areas are spacious and well-designed.

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Regency Place

We think Regency Place is a great option for seniors seeking to live in a faith-based environment. The on-site pastor conducts regular Sunday services and leads a Bible study group during the week. Catholic Communion is available every Thursday. Other on-site activities include Friday happy hours, movie nights, morning and afternoon walks, group outings to local shopping and attractions and fitness sessions.

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Greenhaven Estates

We were impressed with the range of resident-led clubs we noticed at this facility, including book, crafting and card clubs and gardening, karaoke and walking groups. Residents also get together on a regular basis for social hours and group outings. Although there is no on-site chapel or pastor on staff, transportation is available to local houses of worship. A sophisticated security system is in place, and the staff is well-trained in emergency response protocols.

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River's Edge

River's Edge has a resident capacity of slightly over 200, which makes it one of the largest facilities on our list. We felt this facility was a good choice for those who get energized by being around a variety of people of different backgrounds and life experiences. Shared activities include hiking, music and book clubs, tai chi, wine tastings, art classes and outings to various community functions such as concerts, antique car shows and farmers markets. This facility is set on 7 landscaped acres that include an on-site dog park, a private lake, walking trails and plenty of outdoor seating areas.

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Gramercy Court

Gramercy Court specializes in services designed for those who are transitioning from a hospital environment. Special diets are one of this facility's particular strong points, with the culinary team providing customized meals for every individual. If dietary restrictions have not been put into place, residents can design their own daily menus based solely on their personal preferences. All food is freshly prepared by the kitchen staff, and leftovers are never on the menu. Assistance with eating is available for those who need it.

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Carlton Senior Living Sacramento

The luxurious environment and thoughtful amenities of Carlton Senior Living are reminiscent of a high-class cruise ship. We especially liked the attention to detail in the common spaces, such as fun touches like old-school popcorn machines and resident art walls. This community has formal living rooms with opulent furnishings, perfect for when friends and family come to visit or when residents want to relax with a good book.

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