Terra Linda Christian Home has been serving seniors since 1976 and sits at 344 Devon Drive in San Rafael, right in Marin County. The care home's known for its Christian-based environment, and it's got licensed beds for up to six elderly residents, with a mix of private and semi-private rooms all furnished and homey, so it feels like staying with family instead of in a big building. The staff provides around-the-clock supervision and personal assistance with things like bathing, grooming, dressing, and medications, and they help out with pretty much all daily activities, plus they handle meals and transportation to doctor visits or outings. There's care for residents who use canes or walkers, and folks who are mildly confused or have some trouble with incontinence can also get help here. There's full support for non-ambulatory residents too, and the place is wheelchair accessible.
Terra Linda Christian Home doesn't allow pets, though it's got animal therapy and other special programs to keep residents company. There are walking paths, garden and outdoor seating, and community areas for games, music, and relaxation. The living spaces are designed to be quiet and comfortable, with daily scheduled activities, fitness programs, music therapy, and art classes. They've got a hairdresser and mobile stylist who come in, and there's a book room, fitness room, and even a sauna and jacuzzi. Residents can join community evening events, movie nights, or simply relax in the garden when the weather's nice. The home offers independent, assisted, memory, respite, and hospice care, and care plans are tailored to each resident, especially for those needing diabetic support or help with high blood pressure.
Spiritual care gets special attention, and faith-based activities are a regular part of life here. Transportation's included for errands, appointments, and spiritual services, so residents don't have to worry about getting around. The home has a score of 8.5 from three reviews and is recognized among local senior living communities. It's licensed by California's Department of Social Services, but doesn't take Medicare for payment. The community has a peaceful, family-style atmosphere and keeps things small and personal, so everybody gets support to stay as independent as possible while also having peace of mind for families who want good care for their loved ones.
