Overview of Morningstar of Sparks At 2360 Wingfield Hills Dr in Sparks, Nevada, Morningstar of Sparks has been running for 16 years. It’s a 112-bed community with three levels of care under one roof: independent living, assisted living, and memory care. That matters for a family thinking ahead because a resident can move from one level to the next without packing up and leaving.
The neighborhood isn’t especially walkable (Walk Score 27), so plan on driving for most errands. Downtown Sparks is about 6 miles away, and hospitals and pharmacies aren’t far. The building is at 87% occupancy, with 97 of its 112 beds filled.
Money matters here too. Independent living starts at $3,995 a month. Assisted living runs $4,650, and memory care is $5,350. Each jump in price lines up with a jump in the level of support a resident gets.
Day to day, residents get nursing services and staff around the clock, plus respite care if a family just needs a short-term stay while they figure out next steps. The community leans into food as something more than fuel: scratch-made seasonal menus and real accommodations for low-sodium, sugar-free, vegetarian, low-fat, gluten-free, and dairy-free diets.
There’s a fitness center, a bistro with a bar, a game room, a salon, and a library. Outdoor space gives people somewhere to sit that isn’t a hallway. Pets are welcome too. On the regulatory side, state inspections here have tended to circle around a familiar set of areas: medication management, staffing and credentials, food service, documentation and care planning, resident rights, and environmental safety.
Morningstar of Sparks is simply a place built for families who want room to grow into more care over time, without starting the search over from scratch.
