Ray V.
6/1/2025
Beautiful and clean facility with a friendly staff. We are placing my uncle there, and the Director of Sales, Carolyn Bopp, has gone above and beyond to accommodate my uncle's needs. He was born...
WindChime of Marin Memory Care
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1111 Sir Francis Drake Blvd
Greenbrae, CA 94904
WindChime of Marin in Greenbrae, CA, offers boutique-style memory care services for individuals living with memory loss. With over 20 years of experience, their Generations Memory Care program prioritizes person-centered care tailored to each resident's specific needs. Caregivers are trained in dementia and Alzheimer’s care to ensure compassionate and skilled support.
Located in Kentfield, California, WindChime of Marin structures daily activities to cater to residents of all capabilities, creating a comfortable and homely environment. Their warm and welcoming culture fosters a sense of family among residents and staff, with personalized care at the core of their approach. The community provides a variety of engaging activities and excellent dining experiences through their Elevate Dining® and Vibrant Life® programs.
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4.031 reviewsAiram V.
10/27/2025
"The care team at WindChime of Marin combines professionalism with deep compassion". Lauren Cottman & Lisa Lomeli communicate openly with families and personalize every care plan. It's clear that...
Lisa M.
1/15/2025
I have had to place both my parents in memory care due to Alzheimer's and dementia. The staff at Windchime are AMAZING!!! So attentive to not only my parents needs - but helping me thru this...
Mick E.
2/7/2024
I am thrilled to hear the ED, RCD, and activities director have all been laid off-- and for good reason, though I fear they are now understaffed even more so. One can only hope their replacements...
Barbara M.
6/3/2022
I am so sorry I ever put my husband here. He went in their walking and died three weeks later. They kept me away from him for 10 days( that of course I will never get back) so he could "adjust"....
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