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CMARIN COUNTY AGING & ADULT SERVICESHOICESF O RL I V I N GMarin Living Options for Older Adults2 0 1 9- - 2 0 20-
TABLE OF CONTENTSMarin Resources. . . 2Demographics . 3-4Support at Home . 5Day Services & Activities . . 6-8Housing Assistance . 9-10Independent Living . 11-12Residential Care Facilities . 13-22Continuing Care Communities . 23Residential Care Evaluation Checklist . 24Skilled Nursing Facilities . 25-27Skilled Nursing Facility Checklist . 28Index . 29-30The information provided in this resource guide is current as of the printing of this publication.Listings are provided for information only and the County is not responsible for any errors oromissions. The County does not endorse any non-County agency or service listed in this publication.Choices for Living is produced and paid for by the Marin County Department of Health and HumanServices, Aging and Adult Services, in collaboration with the Marin County Commission on Aging.Special thanks to Dan Steckline, Joan Glassheim, Anne Sommer - Editors, Terry Norton, Gary Bennett—Photography, and Chris Mai—Front Cover Graphic Design.All County publications are available in alternative formats (Braille, Large Print, or CD), upon request.Requests for accommodations may be made by calling (415) 473-7446 (Voice), (415) 473-3232 (TTY)or by email at hhsmediateam@marincounty.org.Choices for Living 2019-2020
Choices for Living (Choices) is a resource guide to help older adultsand their families explore a variety of housing options available in Marin County.Individuals’ housing needs vary greatly, and needs may change over time. We urgeanyone considering a housing change to be as clear as possible about the lifestyleand location they seek, their current health and level of independence, and thefinancial means by which they will support their housing needs. Choices beginswith information on care at home, housing assistance and independent livingoptions, community programs and progresses to assisted living, board and carefacilities and skilled nursing facilities. Often, waiting lists are encountered whensearching for housing in Marin County; we urge you to place your name on theselists if applications are being accepted.MARIN COUNTY AGING AND ADULT SERVICESInformation and AssistanceAdult Protective Services415 457-INFO (4636)415 473-2774Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Online Community Resource Guide:www. Marinhhs.org/resources/24 hours a day, 7 days a weekLong Term Care Ombudsman415 473-7446In-Home Supportive Services415 457-4636Area Agency on Aging415 457-4636Choices for Living 2019-20202
Marin County DemographicsMarin County lies north of the City and County of San Francisco, California and is just across theGolden Gate Bridge. U.S. Highway 101 extends in a north-south direction through the county’s urbancorridor. The county covers 529 square miles and much of the land outside the 101 urban corridor isopen space. The County’s older adult population is increasing at a rate that surpasses the nationalrate. Residents age 60 and above total 70, 0631 which represents 27% of the total population. At 45years, Marin’s median age is the oldest in the Bay Area and the 14th oldest in California.Choices for Living 2019-20203
CommunityPopulationMedian age Populationover 60Percent ofpopulationover 60Belvedere2,0175790845%Bolinas1,2815347937%Corte Madera9,694452,32824%Dillon Beach135585742%Fairfax7,598462,00326%Greenbrae **(No %Lagunitas- Forest Knolls1,5304540126%Larkspur12,268503,81031%Marin City3,1153763020%Marshall **(No Data)Mill 04414,34926%Olema **(No Data)Point Reyes5745926746%Ross2,3814465628%San Anselmo12,623473,16825%San Geronimo5974123038%San son 11446%Woodacre1,5425560539%Marin County259,3584670,063127%Data gathered from 2012-2016 American Community Survey 5 Year EstimatesAvailable at ommunity facts.xhtml#none** Unincorporated City/Communities not available via ACS. Zip code is shared with other cites; demographic data included inneighboring CDPs and citiesChoices for Living 2019-20204
Support at HomeHome Care Agencies offer non-medical orcustodial, companion and personal care thatranges from shopping and transportation toassistance with activities of daily living.Caregivers may be companions, certified homehealth aides or certified nursing assistants.Home Care agencies are the employer of recordand cover workers’ compensation and liabilityinsurance.MARIN VILLAGES415 457-4633 www.marinvillages.orgEnables individuals to remain in their homesand maintain an active life by providing supportthrough a variety of resources. Marin Villages ispart of a nationwide movement and is an allianceof local villages established by geographic areasto build community through social andeducational events, delivery of volunteerHome Care Referral Agencies place or referassistance and individual aid in accessing vettedcaregivers who provide non-medical or custodial, help and services.companion and personal care. Caregivers maybe companions, certified home health aides orCurrently the local villages in Marin include:certified nursing assistants. Caregivers areBelvedere, Corte Madera, Fairfax, Greenbrae,generally independent contractors, not agencyKentfield, Mill Valley, Novato, Ross , Sanemployees.Anselmo, San Rafael, and Tiburon.www.marinvillages.orgPrivate Hire—independent providers of care orregistries which offer clients a list of caregivers.Clients hire caregivers directly.Medicare Certified/Licensed Home Health CareAgencies provide home health services forpersons who have a medical need and physician’sorder for service.IN HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PUBLICAUTHORITY415 457-INFO (4636)Serves low-income Medi-Caleligible older adults andpersons with disabilities whoqualify for In-Home supportiveServices by matching clientswith care providers so they can remainindependent and safe in their own homes.SAUSALITO VILLAGE is a network for SausalitoSeniors. www.sausalitovillage.orgWEST MARIN SENIOR SERVICES415 663-8148http://wmss.orgProvides in-home supportiveservices that fosters independenceand active participation in thecommunity.Choices for Living 2019-20205
Day Services & ActivitiesThe agencies identified below provide a variety of services including care in a supervisedsetting during some portion of the day, social and recreational activities, congregate mealprograms, training, counseling, and home health services. Senior Center activities includerecreation, music, creative arts, physical activity. Respite care includes the relief of relativesor caregivers while the primary caregiver is temporarily absent.WHISTLESTOP930 Tamalpais AveSan Rafael (415) ects older adultsand people withdisabilities with a hub of essential servicesincluding transportation, meals and educationalclasses to enable older adults and familymembers to live more engaged and active lives.MARIN ADULT DAY HEALTHCENTER 1905 Novato Blvd,Novato (415) 897-6884Treats the supportive needs ofadults 18 and older with multiple, chronicconditions in a licensed Medi-cal certified healthfacility day program setting. The programincludes an individualized plan of care; skillednursing, social services and rehabilitationtherapies. Also provides assistance withactivities of daily living; door-to-doortransportation and healthy meals. All services,including meals and transportation are includedin one daily fee that is covered by Medi-Cal, VAhealthcare, and some long term care insurance.Marin ADHC offers a sliding fee scale based onincome through a scholarship program.Marin Center for Independent Living710 Fourth Street, San Rafael(415) 459-6245www.marincil.orgProvides a free one-stop resource for seniorsand people living with disabilities to maximizetheir independence. Services include: homecare worker registry, home accessmodifications, home safety checks, benefitscounseling, resource information and referral,independent living skills counseling, peersupport groups, advocacy for individuals, drugand alcohol meetings, employment and housinglistings.SKYVIEW DAY CLUB70 Skyview Terrace, SanRafael (415) 491-2500Offers daytime activities(10 a.m. —3 p.m.) and anexcursion club for olderadults with memory loss. Organized activitiesinclude music, art, exercise, discussion groupsand memory games in a safe, stimulatingenvironment. Cost: 125 per day.Scholarships are available. 10 per 30minutes additional time after 3 p.m.Choices for Living 2019-20206
Day Services & ActivitiesCORTE MADERARECREATION CENTERMARGARET TODD SRCENTER498 Tamalpais DriveCorte Madera(415) 927.507211560 Hill RoadNovato(415) 899.8290Provides social, educational,and fitness programs foradults of all ages. Classes include strengthtraining, computers, dance and art. A one stopshop for information and referral and home tothe Novato Independent Elders Program and theNovato Senior Citizens Club, a volunteer-rungroup specializing in social and recreationalopportunities.SAN GERONIMO VALLEY COMMUNITYCENTER 6350 Sir Francis Drake BlvdSan Geronimo(415) 488.8888Offers a variety of program events and activitiesfor people 60 years of age and over, includingperforming arts programs, visual art showsand receptions, monthly field trips, senior bookclub, mahjong, ping-pong, and a Senior Peercounseling group. There are also a variety ofclasses in Tai Chi and Yoga. Senior lunchprograms are available Monday and Thursdayand an emergency food pantry.Offers programs for olderadults every Thursdays,including bingo, a lunch club, and “Seniors inBalance” classes . Representatives from localsenior organizations are on hand the secondThursday of each month.CORTE MADERA AGE-FRIENDLYINTERGENERATIONAL CENTER498 Tamalpais DriveCorte Madera(415)991-4040www.agefriendlycenter.orgPeople of all ages participatein programs includingdrawing, watercolors, mahjong, fitness, yoga,knitting, crafts. Tax deductible donations entitlesattendance at all classes.MILL VALLEY COMMUNITYCENTER180 Camino Alto Mill Valley(415) 383-1370www.cityofmillvalley.orgOffers a seniors’ club with a wide variety of activitiesincluding board and card games, bingo, guestspeakers, luncheons and day trips. There is also aswimming and fitness center.Choices for Living 2019-20207
Day Services & ActivitiesSAN RAFAEL COMMUNITY CENTER618 B St. San Rafael 94901 415 485.3333WEST MARIN COMMUNITY RESOURCECENTER 11431 State Route One,Pt Reyes Station 94956 415 663.8361Hosts the San Rafael Goldenaires Senior CitizensOrganization, a recreational club. Classes include Coordinates resources with community needs inexercise, painting, mahjong, writing, bocce, and West Marin. Offers emergency food pantry andbridge. Special events include monthly trips,senior brown bag program.weekly bingo games, dinner dances and a craftfair.Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit (JADU)A Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit (JADU) is the conversion of part of a home to a self-containedmini-residence that can be used to earn additional rental income or provide housing for personalcaregivers or family members. A typical conversion would add an outside entrance, a mini-kitchenand a lockable door between the new unit and the main living area to ensure privacy. The cost ofconversion can be recouped from the rent or exchange of housing for services provided. Buildingrequirements have been streamlined to make JADU conversions easier for homeowners.More information is available at Make Room for Marin at sing/make-room-for-marin , and your local city or county planning department.Choices for Living 2019-20208
Housing Assistance and SupportEAH HOUSING2169 E. Francisco Blvd.,San Rafael (415) 258-1800Develops, manages andpromotes quality affordablehousing for families, peoplewith disabilities, and older adults. Assists anyonewho meets local standards of low or moderateincome. Manages over 400 units with subsidizedrents in Marin County of which two thirds are forthe elderly or disabled. Open Monday—Friday9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.HOMEWARD BOUND OF MARIN1385 N. Hamilton Parkway, Novato(415) 382-3363 www.hbofm.orgProvides shelter and supportive housing forhomeless men, women and children in MarinCounty. Offers food, counseling, referral servicesand job training. Open Monday—Friday9:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Homeward Bound alsooperates the following centers:MILL STREET CENTER190 Mill St., San Rafael(415) 457-9651Serves as point of entry to Homeward Bound’sAdult Services Program. A fifty-five bed centerFAIR HOUSING OF MARINserving single adult men and women for1314 Lincoln Ave., Suite A, San Rafaelemergency night to night stays when referred by(415) 457-5025community service partners or requested by a“call-in” at 10:30 a.m. daily. Some beds areProvides assistance and information ondiscrimination in housing and mediates between reserved for adults that have demonstrated theirability to end homelessness. As space becomeslandlords and tenants. Counsels individuals onavailable, committed residents may move to thefair housing laws. Monday—Friday 9:00a.m. toNew Beginnings Center.5:00 p.m.COVIA SENIORCOMMUNITIESNEW BEGINNINGS CENTER1399 N. Hamilton Parkway, Novato(415) 382-3532930 Tamalpais AveSan Rafael (415) 456-9068An 80 bed dormitory with counseling, referralProvides free consultations on for community services, recovery support, andaffordable senior housingdaily meals help residents move into long termoptions. Offers shared housing referrals thathousing. Vocational training programs arelink people looking for rooms to rent with seniors provided on site, including the Fresh Startsproviding these rooms. Home owners canCulinary Academy; apprenticeships in janitorialreceive money for the room rent or exchangeand building maintenance; landscaping andhousing for services to help them remain in their gardening.homes and “age in place.”Choices for Living 2019-20209
Marin Housing AuthorityMARIN HOUSINGAUTHORITY4020 Civic Center Dr.San Rafael415 491-2525info @marinhousing.orgProvides a variety of housing assistanceprograms to low and middle income residentsof Marin. Marin Housing owns and manageslow cost rental units and provides direct rentalsubsidies and low interest home improvementloans to qualifying households. Wait times varyfor services. Open Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.to 4:30 p.m. Programs include the following:Housing Choice VoucherA federally financed program that providesdirect rental assistance in the private marketfor low-income families, seniors and thedisabled. Once applicants receive a voucher,they pay 30% of their total household incomefor rent, and the subsidy covers the rest.Prospective tenants select their ownapartment, enter into an agreement with thelandlord, and secure the approval of the unitfrom Marin Housing. After getting on thewaiting list, applicants should expect to wait upto 5 years. There are current list openings forapplicants who are experiencing chronichomelessness, involuntarily displacement, orstate or federal witness protection.Call (415) 491-2525 for information.PUBLIC HOUSINGPublic Housing is rental housing built to providesafe and affordable places for low-incomefamilies, elderly and disabled. Marin Countyhas five elderly developments with a total of200 units:Casa Nova Novato 40 unitsHomestead Terrace Mill Valley 28 unitsCoordinator: Gayle Suits 415 491-2581gsuits@marinhousing.orgVenetia Oaks San Rafael 36 units,Golden Hinde San Rafael 40 unitsCoordinator: Kathleen O’Keefe 415 4467661 kokeefe@marinhousing.orgKruger Pines Tiburon 56 unitsCoordinator: Bernadette Stuart 415 4446924 bstuart@marinhousing.orgShelter Plus CareThis program provides rental assistance andsupportive services to homeless individuals andfamilies where the head of household has aserious mental illness. Shelter Plus Careparticipants lease privately owned apartmentsand pay 30% of their income toward rent.Participants receive support services fromcaseworkers and community based serviceproviders in collaboration with Marin CountyCommunity Mental Health Services. For moreinformation, call (415) 491-2525.Choices for Living 2019-202010
Independent Living OptionsIndependent Living Housing complexes often have a maximum or minimum incomeeligibility requirement. Residents must be 62 years or over and pay either 30% of their adjusted income for rent or an affordable housing rent established by the facility. The availability ofunits changes monthly.ALTO STATION APTS290 CAMINO ALTO CTMILL VALLEY94941415 388.2337BAY VISTA APTS5 HUTCHINS WAY #100NOVATO94949415 382.0901BEE STREET HOUSING408 BEE STSAUSALITO4965415 383.1321BELVEDERE PLACE162 BELVEDERE STSAN RAFAEL94901415 456.6243BENNETT HOUSE53 TAYLOR DRIVEFAIRFAX94930415 457.7318BRADLEY HOUSE101 ESPERANZATIBURON94920415 883.1601CASA NOVA35 CARMEL DRNOVATO94945415 491.2345CECILIA PLACE HOME321 CECILIA PLACETIBURON94920415 383.1321FAIRFAX VEST POCKET84 PARK RDFAIRFAX94930415 460.1554FARLEY PLACE515 SAN RAFAEL AVEBELVEDERE94920415 383.1321FIRESIDE APTS115 SHORELINEMILL VALLEY94941415 331.8500GOLDEN HINDE5 GOLDEN HINDESAN RAFAEL94903415 491.2345HOMESTEAD TERRACE140 LINDEN LNMILL VALLEY94941415 491.2345ISABEL COOK35 SUNNNYSIDE DRSAN ANSELMO94960415 460.1554KRUGER PINES47 N KNOLL RDMILL VALLEY94941415 491.2345MACKEY TERRACE626 OWENSNOVATO94949415 883.1601MARIA B FREITAS456 FRIETAS PARKWAYSAN RAFAEL94903415 479.7581MARINELLI HOUSE1327 LINCOLN AVESAN RAFAEL94901415 457.9273NOVA-RO I1128 OLIVE AVENOVATO94945415 897.3390NOVA-RO II1130 7TH STNOVATO94945415 897.3390Choices for Living 2019-202011
Independent Living OptionsNOVA-RO III31 PINHEIRO CIRCLENOVATO94945415 897.3390PARNOW HOUSE164 N SAN PEDRO RDSAN RAFAEL94903415 492.9340PICKLEWEED APTS651 MILLER AVEMILL VALLEY94941415 388.6829POINT REYES AFFORDABLE12 GIACOMINI RDPOINT REYES949561415 663.9026PONDEROSA ESTATES1001 DRAKE AVEMARIN CITY94965415 332.8039REDWOODS40 CAMINO ALTOMILL VALLEY94941415 383.2741RIVIERA SAN RAFAEL445 CANALSAN RAFAEL94901415 453.4977ROSS VALLEY HOUSINGPO BOX 2969SAN ANSELMO94979415 457.5633ROTARY MANOR1821 FIFTH AVESAN RAFAEL94901415 459.6558ROTARY PLACE414 BEE STSAUSALITO94965415 332.7900ROTARY VALLEY SR10 JEANNETTE PRANDISAN RAFAEL94903415 479.3029SAN CLEMENTE PLACE33 SAN CLEMENTECORTE MADERA 94925415 924.0400SAN GERONIMO VALLEY15 SAGE LANESAN GERONIMO 94963415 488.4890SAN RAFAEL COMMONS302 FOURTH STSAN RAFAEL94901415 459.4020SAUSALITO ROTARY501 OLEMASAUSALITO94965415 332.7900TAM HOUSE I34 TAMALPAISSAN ANSELMO94979415 457.5633TAM HOUSE II61 WOODLANDSAN ANSELMO94979415 457.5633VENETIA OAKS263 N SAN PEDRO RDSAN RAFAEL94903415 491.2345VILLAS AT HAMILTON410 S PALM DRNOVATO94949415 884.2535VILLAGE ODUDUWA2 PARK CIRCLEMARIN CITY94965415 332.2100WEST MARIN SR HSG600 A STPOINT REYES94956415 663.9160WARNER CREEK806 DIABLONOVATO94947415 582.1460Choices for Living 2019-202012
Residential Care FacilitiesResidential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFEs), also known as “assisted living” or “boardand care” homes, range in size from small six bed homes to large multi hundred bed communities. RCFEs are licensed by Community Care Licensing to provide room, meals, housekeeping, personal care and medication management. Monthly fees range from 4000 to 8000and some require an entrance fee. Medi-Cal does not pay for residential care. Informationabout all licensed RCFEs can be found on the California Department of Social Services website which can be found at LicensingBolinasNovatoSan RafaelSams HouseAnton PointA Loving TouchAtria Tamalpais CreekAlma ViaCorte MaderaCedars DanteComforting HandsAegisCreekwoodDaniel Rest HomeA Loving TouchLomas HomeDrake TerraceSundance VillaGarden HomeKentfieldWildflowers I & IIGolden HomeWindchimeYoung at HeartGreenwood Assisted LivingL’Chaim House I, IIMill ValleyTomalesLong Life Living I, II, IIIMarin TerraceSam’s House NorthLucas Valley LodgeThe RedwoodsLunas HouseSan AnselmoNazareth HouseBello GardensRose’sSaint MichaelsSchon HymeShalom HouseSunriseTerra Linda Christian 3, 4, 5Three Home VillagesChoices for Living 2019-202013
Residential Care FacilitiesA Loving Touch310 Golden Hinde Passage, Corte Madera6 beds 415 472.267945 Meriam Drive San Rafael6 beds 415 472.2679Provides 24/7 care, monthly fee is all inclusive. Assists with all activities of dailyliving. Services include activities, entertainment, outings. Medication managementand transportation to and from medical appointments. Ambulatory and nonambulatory residents accepted. Facility has dementia and hospice waiver.Aegis of Corte Madera5555 Paradise Drive, Corte Madera118 units 415 927.4200 www.aegisofcortemadera.comcareA community with 83 assisted living apartments and 35 in Memory Care. Providesindependent living, assisted living, transitional memory care, as well as twodedicated memory care neighborhoods. Rent includes three meals, licensed nurses,team, transportation, housekeeping and laundry services. Programs include dailyexercise, multiple weekly outings, and shopping trips.Alma Via of San Rafael515 Northgate Dr., San Rafael137 units 415 491.1900 www.almaviaofsanrafael.orgFive levels of care including 24 hour assisted living and assistance with activities ofdaily living, 115 assisted living rentals, and 22 Alzheimer’s/dementia careapartments. Serves 3 meals a day, weekly housekeeping and laundry, beauty salon,24 hour staff, transportation to doctor appointments, places of worship and shops.Activities include arts, bridge, films and exercise.Atria Tamalpais Creek853 Tamalpais Ave, Novato116 units 415 892.0944www.atriatamalpaiscreek.comOffers activities, events, and amenities including a fitness center, outdoor garden,salon and spa. Pet-friendly and provides scheduled transportation to local doctorsand errands. Offers Life Guidance Memory Care for older adults living withAlzheimer’s and dementia.Choices for Living 2019-202014
Residential Care FacilitiesThe Anton Pointe1470 South Novato Blvd, Novato9 beds 415 897.1055www.theantonpointe.comLocated in a residential setting, this home offers individual and companion suites.Mildly confused and incontinent patients accepted. Assistance provided in dressingand oral medications. Local transportation, exercise and activities program provided.Computer access available.Bello Gardens Assisted Living46 Mariposa Ave, San Anselmo25 units 415 755.0087www.bellogardens.comLocated near the historic downtown San Anselmo. Offers a variety of daily activitiesincluding exercise, arts and crafts, bingo and therapy pet visits. Private tours areavailable Monday through Friday and weekends by appointment.Cedars Dante1914 Novato Blvd, Novato6 units 415 209.0608Provides care, supervision, and activities for older adults with intellectual anddevelopmental disabilities. Admission requires a referral from the Golden GateRegional Center.Comforting Hands73 Golden Hinde Blvd., San Rafael6 beds 415 479.1900www.comfortinghandsforever.comAssistance with activities of daily care, medication management, and incontinencecare. Provides daily activities and companionship. Transportation is provided tomedical and other appointments. Offers dementia and hospice care.Choices for Living 2019-202015
Residential Care FacilitiesCreekwood Senior Home830 Tamalpais Ave, Novato62 beds 415 897.2661 www.creekwoodseniorhome.comResidents may use walker, cane or wheelchair. Accepts individuals with incontinenceand mild dementia . Three meals and two snacks provided daily. Assistance given withall daily living activities including bathing, grooming, medication management andcontinence care. Daily activity program. Pets accepted upon approval. Move-in fee is 500.Daniels Rest Home28 Roosevelt Ave, San Rafael6 beds415 479.5522Residents may use cane, walker or wheelchair. Mildly confused and incontinentpatients are accepted. Assistance provided with bathing, grooming, oral medicationand transportation.Drake Terrace275 Los Ranchitos Road, San Rafael123 units 415 491.1935 www.lifeatdraketerrace.comOffers Independent, Assisted Living, and Memory Care in a choice of studios, one andtwo bedroom apartments, all with private baths and balconies. Provides meals,weekly housekeeping and personal laundry. Transportation available seven days aweek. Provides personalized care plan if needed. Offers a variety of activities toenhance physical, mental well-being.Garden Home16 Garden Ave, San Rafael4 beds 415 306.7786Provides care, supervision, and activities for older adults with intellectual anddevelopmental disabilities. Admission requires a referral from the Golden GateRegional Center.Choices for Living 2019-202016
Residential Care FacilitiesGolden Home1234 Las Gallinas, San Rafael28 beds 415 297.4342Evaluates care needs and develops a care plan that fits individual need, including aschedule of daily assisted living tasks for caregivers. Regular monitoring of care planto determine appropriate assistance. Family members are kept informed aboutchanging needs.Greenwood Assisted Living233 West End Ave, San Rafael46 beds 415 258.1560Provides a program specific to Alzheimer’s and related dementias. Offers assistancewith bathing, dressing, grooming, meals, medications and transportation. This is a 24hour secure facility. Respite care is available. No pets.L’Chaim House I & II63 Nova Albion Way, San Rafael 6 units777 Montecillo Road, San Rafael 6 units415 435.1395 www.Lchaimhouse.comProvides meals and snacks, 24 hour supervision and care, assistance with all activitiesof daily living. Residents participate in lunch, movies, theater and communityoutings. Activities include exercise, music, games and current events.Transportation and escort to doctor and dental appointments included.Lomas Home472 Alameda De La Loma, Novato 4 units415 234.6378Provides care, supervision, and activities for older adults with intellectual anddevelopmental disabilities. Admission requires a referral from the Golden GateRegional Center.Choices for Living 2019-202017
Residential Care FacilitiesLong Life Living36 Mt Foraker Dr., 15 Pikes Peak Dr., 67 Vallejo Way, San Rafael18 beds in 3 locations 415 479.4890Provides 24 hour assisted living for older adults 55 and over. Offers personalized care,private rooms and assistance with all care needs, including dementia care.Lucas Valley Lodge70 Mt. Tenaya Drive, San Rafael6 beds 415 377.4888 www.lucasvalleylodge.comResidents have private and semi-private rooms. Provides assistance with activities ofdaily living, medication management, hospice care, incontinence care, activities,laundry and housekeeping services. Transportation for medical appointments, trainedcaregivers, and call bell system in all rooms.Luna’s Home1027 Las Pavadas Ave, San Rafael4 beds 650 387.9488Provides care, supervision, and activities for older adults with intellectual anddevelopmental disabilities. Admission requires a referral from the Golden GateRegional Center.Marin Terrace297 Miller Ave, Mill Valley49 beds 415 388.9526 www.marin-terrace.comProvides assistance with activities of daily living, reporting of any changes in physicaland mental conditions, laundry, housekeeping, medical management. Mealsprovided 3 times a day with snacks in-between and on request. Assistance to/frommeals is available. Bed checks are conducted every two hours, and resident andresponsible party coordination is offered.Choices for Living 2019-202018
Residential Care FacilitiesNazareth House245 Nova Albion Way, San Rafael125 beds 415 479.8282 www.nazarethhousesr.comRooms include studios and 1 bedroom suites. Bocce court, gift shop and salon onpremises. Provides 24 hour licensed nurse, 3 meals daily in the dining room, activityprogram, transportation, housekeeping, and laundry. The Care Center provides24-hour care at a flat monthly rate and personal care is provided for an additional fee.Daily mass in the chapel. All faiths are welcome.The Redwoods40 Camino Alto, Mill Valley134 units 415 383.2741www.theredwoods.orgOffers multiple levels of care - from independent and residential to skilled nursing on amonthly rental basis. Provides transportation, housekeeping, beauty salon, communalgardens, laundry areas, and/or laundry service, 3 daily meals, a full service staff andover 100 activities weekly. A non-sectarian, not for profit organization.Roses Quality Care Home1 Roosevelt Ave, San Rafael8 beds 415 479.9638Provides assistance with activities of daily living, bathing, grooming, dressing. Offerslaundry, housekeeping, meals, and medication management services. Residentsmay use a cane or walker. Mildly confused or incontinent residents are accepted.Saint Michaels416 Fourth St., San Rafael42 beds 415 453.4600Evaluates care needs of residents and develops care plans that include a schedule ofdaily assisted living tasks provided by caregivers. The care plan is monitored regularlyto determine appropriate levels of assistance needed by the resident. Familymembers are kept informed about changing needs.Choices for Living 2019-202019
Residential Care FacilitiesSam’s House38 Wharf Rd., Bolinas6 beds 415 868.2866 415 450.1027www.samshousemarin.comOffers private rooms, some with private bathrooms. Provides nutrition managementand an adaptive activity program for residents. Mentally and physically challengedolder adults are welcome.Sams’s House North39 Carrie St., Tomales6 beds 707 878.2283 415 450.1027www.samshousemarin.comOffers nutrition management and an adaptive activity program for residents. Mentallyand physically challenged older adults are welc
Golden Gate ridge. U.S. Highway 101 extends in a north-south direction through the county's urban corridor. The county covers 529 square miles and much of the land outside the 101 urban corridor is open space. The ounty's older adult population is increasing at a rate that surpasses the national rate.
