Senior Living community - Heritage on the Marina

Heritage on the Marina

3400 Laguna Street, San Francisco, CA 94111
(415) 202-0300
5.0 ( 2 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Continuing Care Communities

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About This Community

Heritage on the Marina is proud to be one of San Francisco’s longest-serving retirement communities. It is a non-profit corporation owned and operated by the San Francisco Ladies’ Protection and Relief Society, one of California’s oldest philanthropic organizations, established in 1853.

Heritage on the Marina is a place where residents find a supportive environment that includes assistance when you need it. Our caring team of professionals assist with healthcare, personal care, household tasks and recreational events. Assisted Living residents enjoy the benefit of regularly participating in outings and activities with the help of our dedicated staff and volunteers.

You’ll know it the moment you walk into our beautiful Julia Morgan building — Heritage on the Marina feels like home. You’ll feel it from our team members, who greet you warmly. You’ll enjoy our exceptional Marina district location, with its many choices for entertainment, dining, shopping or exploring the picturesque scenery.

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5.0 ( 2 Reviews )

Anne255732

August 18, 2016

I saw Heritage on the Marina for the fourth time now. It’s a three-tiered community with independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing. I like the cleanliness, the friendliness, the knowledgeability, the quality, and the payment structure of the whole place. They don’t have any rooms to be seen available right now because they are refurbishing.

Visitor415

August 21, 2012

I like where it's located. So I did looked at different places, but I'm not at the point where it would have to be a decision that is needed to be made right away. The only place that really matched for what I wanted was this facility. The staff is fine. I talked to them on the phone and they answered some of the questions I had. They also sent me the information I needed. I talked to a couple of people who know the place; it has a positive reputation. So based on that, I thought of all the places this is the one that I could see myself at. I think they're excellent, they have a lot of compassion, and there are more positive things than negative things compared to other continuing care retirement community. A lot of what I looked at was the location, reputation, and if I could see myself there. That's why I went to visit the place.