WindChime of Marin in Kentfield, CA is a dedicated Memory Care community that also welcomes individuals for respite or short-term stays. The staff is trained to support residents living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, and a secured environment helps reduce the risk of wandering. Regular oversight from an on-site doctor and ongoing diabetes management ensure that complex medical needs are addressed without residents having to leave the building. A speech therapist is available for those who need help maintaining or improving communication skills, adding another layer of clinical support.

Additional medical services are delivered on site to minimize outside appointments. Residents have access to a nurse for daily clinical monitoring, medication management to keep prescriptions on schedule, and incontinence and ambulatory care for personal comfort and mobility. Physical, occupational, and memory-specific therapies are offered as care plans require, while hospice services allow residents to remain in familiar surroundings even as needs change. Dental and podiatry visits are arranged within the community, completing a broad set of health resources under one roof.

Residences are designed with safety and practicality in mind. Wheelchair-accessible showers are available in some but not all bathrooms, and several apartments open directly to landscaped outdoor areas, giving residents a safe space for fresh air. Families should confirm specific features during a tour, since floor plans and accessibility options vary by unit.

Dining follows an all-day schedule so residents can eat when they are most comfortable. Three balanced meals are prepared daily, and vegetarian options are always available. The culinary team works with clinical staff to accommodate diet modifications or texture changes that often accompany memory-related conditions. Snacks are on hand between meals, ensuring that nutritional needs are met throughout the day.

Residents have access to an activity center, organized clubs and discussion groups, outdoor walking paths, and fitness offerings that include yoga and chair-based sessions. Intergenerational programs invite local students and volunteers into the community, while a library and computer lounge support quiet recreation and internet use. Planned social outings extend engagement beyond the campus, rounding out a routine designed to keep residents active and connected.