Nurse-owned residential care in North Natomas
A home for six, run by a nurse.
Natomas Home Care is a licensed residential care home on a quiet Sacramento street. Your parent gets a private room, home-cooked meals, and caregivers who know them well, with a nurse owner overseeing every care plan.
- 6 residents, never moreEvery caregiver knows every resident.
- Owned by a nurseClinical judgment behind daily care.
- Care around the clockCaregivers on site 24/7.
The house on Da Vinci WaySix rooms, six lights on
Why a small home
Most of what matters in care comes down to who shows up.
In a large community, your mother may see a dozen different aides in a week. Here she sees the same small team, in a house where meals are cooked in the kitchen and the person helping her knows how she takes her tea.
How we run the home| Topic | Natomas Home Care | Large community |
|---|---|---|
| Residents under one roof | Up to 6 | Often 60 to 200+ |
| Who helps each day | The same small team who know each resident | Rotating staff across many floors |
| Clinical oversight | The nurse owner reviews every care plan | Varies; nurse may cover the whole building |
| Meals | Cooked at home, served at one table | Dining room with set seatings |
| When something changes | Noticed the same day; family called directly | May wait for a scheduled review |
| Monthly cost | One all-inclusive rate, in writing | Base rent plus tiered care fees |
The nurse-owned difference
“I built the kind of home I'd want for my own parents, and I run it the way a nurse runs a good unit.”
Owner and nurse, Natomas Home Care
Changes caught early
A nurse notices the quiet signs: a new cough, less appetite, a little confusion. That often means a call to the doctor instead of a trip to the ER.
Medications done right
Every medication list is reconciled after a doctor visit or hospital stay, and every dose is logged.
Smoother hospital returns
We speak the language of discharge planners and follow through on new orders from day one back home.
Caregivers trained by a nurse
Our team learns safe transfers, dementia communication and infection control directly from our nurse owner.
Care and services
Everything your parent needs, under one roof.
One monthly rate covers the room, meals, personal care, medication management, housekeeping, laundry and activities.
Nurse-led care planning
Every resident has a written care plan built from a nurse assessment and reviewed as needs change, not only once a year.
Medication management
Medications stored securely, given on schedule, logged on every pass, and reconciled after every doctor visit or hospital stay.
Help with daily routines
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting and continence care, given with patience and in private.
Mobility and fall prevention
Steady help with walking and transfers, a single-level-friendly layout, grab bars, and a watchful eye on fall risk.
Home-cooked meals
Three meals a day plus snacks, cooked in our kitchen, with care for diabetic, soft, low-sodium and cultural diets.
Memory support
Calm routines, gentle redirection and familiar faces for residents living with mild to moderate memory loss.
Hospice and comfort care
We work alongside licensed hospice agencies so residents can stay in the home they know, with the people they know.
Care coordination
We schedule appointments, arrange transport, talk with doctors and home health, and keep families informed.
A day at the house
Days that follow your parent's rhythm.
Unhurried mornings
Residents wake on their own schedule. Help with washing and dressing, then morning medications.
Breakfast together
Hot breakfast at the kitchen table: oatmeal, eggs, fruit, and coffee the way each person likes it.
Movement and the morning paper
Chair exercises, a short walk in the backyard, puzzles, or reading the news aloud.
Lunch
The main meal of the day, home-cooked and adjusted for each resident's diet.
Rest and quiet time
Naps, music, phone calls with family, or a favorite show in the living room.
Afternoon activity
Gardening, crafts, sing-alongs, card games, pet visits, or a video call with grandchildren.
Dinner
A lighter meal and conversation. Families are welcome to join with a little notice.
Winding down
Evening medications, help getting ready for bed, and a calm, dimly lit house. Caregivers are on duty through the night.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are cooked fresh in our kitchen and served at one family table. Visitors are welcome, and so are favorite recipes.
More about daily lifeMoving in
From first call to move-in, usually within a week.
Many families call us during a hospital stay or after a fall. We'll help you move quickly without cutting corners.
Call and talk with a nurse
Tell us about your loved one. We'll answer questions, explain costs, and tell you honestly whether we're a good fit.
Tour the home
Visit in person or by video. Meet the owner and caregivers, see the open room, and stay for a meal if you like.
Nurse assessment
We meet your loved one, review health history and medications, and gather the state-required forms with you.
Move-in day
We plan the move together, set up the room with familiar things, and check in with you daily during the first weeks.
Where we are
Close to family, in the heart of North Natomas.
A quiet residential street, minutes from I-5 and I-80, so it's an easy visit from anywhere in the Sacramento region.
- Interstate 5 and Interstate 80A few minutes
- Sacramento International AirportAbout 15 min
- Downtown SacramentoAbout 15–20 min
- Major Sacramento hospitalsAbout 15–25 min
Sacramento, CA 95835Directions
Questions families ask
Straight answers.
Choosing care is hard enough. Here are answers to the questions we hear most often.
Read all questionsWhat is an RCFE?
A Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) is California's license for assisted living. RCFEs are licensed and inspected by the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division. Smaller RCFEs like ours are often called board and care homes or residential care homes. They provide a room, meals, supervision and help with daily activities in a home setting.
Is someone there at night?
Yes. Trained caregivers are on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including overnight, weekends and holidays.
How much does it cost?
Our rates are all-inclusive: room, meals, care, medication management, laundry and activities in one monthly rate based on the level of care needed. Call us for current rates and availability. We'll give you the full figure in writing before any decision.
How do families pay for care?
Most residents pay privately, often with help from long-term care insurance or VA benefits such as Aid and Attendance for eligible veterans and surviving spouses. We're happy to walk you through the paperwork for insurance claims.
Come see the house for yourself.
Tours are relaxed and unhurried. Meet the nurse owner, see the rooms, and stay for coffee. Most families visit within a day or two of calling.