Everyday assistance
Personal support with daily routines such as bathing, dressing, and getting comfortably through the day.
A SMALL COMMUNITY. A PERSONAL TOUCH.
Care that feels
like home.
4941 Tyler Street · Sacramento, CA
Room to relax.
People who care.
12Resident community
1994Established in Sacramento
A PLACE TO BELONG
Small by design.
Personal by nature.
Choosing a home for someone you love is a personal decision. At Meraki of Sacramento, our intimate setting creates space to get to know each resident—their routines, preferences, and the little things that help them feel comfortable.
Bright gathering spaces, comfortable rooms, and a residential setting bring the feeling of home to everyday assisted living.
Discover our approach to careSUPPORT WITH DIGNITY
Care centered on the person.
Thoughtful help with daily life, with room for each resident’s individual needs and familiar routines.
Memory care support
A personal approach for residents living with dementia, including attention to dementia-related behaviors and wandering concerns.
Medication assistance
Help with prescribed medication routines and communication with families and outside care providers.
We’ll talk through your loved one’s needs together to determine whether Meraki is the right fit.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
A closer look at Meraki.
Explore the spaces where everyday life happens. Select a photo to see more.
LET’S START WITH A CONVERSATION
Come see what
home can feel like.
Meet us, walk through the home, and tell us what matters most to your family.
A FEW HELPFUL DETAILS
Before your visit.
What can we learn during a visit?
A visit is an opportunity to see the rooms, meet the team, and discuss your loved one’s needs.
Do you support residents with dementia?
Meraki offers support for residents living with dementia, including dementia-related behaviors and wandering concerns. We review each person’s needs before admission to determine whether our home can provide appropriate care.
What should we discuss before moving in?
We’ll talk about daily support needs, medication routines, mobility, personal preferences, and room availability.