Elevated Senior Living at Fair Oaks Sacramento Discover exceptional senior living at Fair Oaks. Our warm community near Sacramento, California offers premier assisted living and memory care for a vibrant retirement. Our compassionate team provides personalized assistance and engaging activities. With spacious accommodations, enriching amenities, and expert memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, we ensure comfort and quality. Indulge in a rich variety of culinary delights at Fair Oaks, where our expert chefs craft exquisite dishes from locally sourced ingredients. Experience the best of comfort and care in a prime location. Your new home awaits.
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
What this listing mentions
Assisted listening devices
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating
Gender-neutral restroom
On-site parking
Free parking lot
On-site services
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
Google Reviews
This is professional review- I have been working in senior living for 20+ years and I want to make sure that I give a review that is well deserved. Oakmont Fair Oaks has been brilliant to work with and has done an awesome job to make the residents and families are happy! Linda, the Director of the nursing team, is so amazing at communication and really is an advocate for the residents. I have even heard from family members that she is easy to get a hold of and is good at keeping them informed with how their family member is doing.
5 out of 5 Gina H. Quote shortened.
Great people work here
5 out of 5 Tracey C.
My brother and I searched over 8 places in the Sacramento area to find a place for our father. Our decision, Oakmont of Fair Oaks. We could not be any happier in his arrangements. From the moment we walked in my father felt welcomed. I felt welcomed when I went to visit him weekly. My father was exceptionally happy with Oakmont of Fair Oaks. The care staff were extremely helpful with our father. There were daily activities he could be involved with, there were bi-weekly performances brought in, "sing-song" as he called it.