A Home, Not a Large Facility
A residential house for a handful of people — not a campus of hallways.
Ridgecrest Adult Family Home
A small, family-owned household in Shoreline where residents receive privacy, dignity, and care that still feels like home.
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Why Families Choose Ridgecrest
Privacy, a small household, and a family who stays involved — the details families look for when comparing options.
Meet the familyA residential house for a handful of people — not a campus of hallways.
A bedroom of their own, with space to personalize appropriate belongings.
Each private room has its own toilet and sink.
Small enough that people are known, not processed.
A husband-and-wife team, personally involved in the home.
Support follows the person — their pace, preferences, and daily rhythm.
Meals from a real kitchen, shared in a family-style dining area.
Help where it is needed, with respect for what a person can still do.
Private Rooms
Each private resident room has its own private ½ bathroom with a toilet and sink — a rare comfort in a small home setting.
Our Home
Ridgecrest is designed for a handful of residents under one roof. Shared living, dining, and kitchen spaces feel like a family house, while private bedrooms and private ½ bathrooms protect personal space.
Care Services
Each service includes a plain explanation so families know what to expect.
View all care servicesSomeone is here around the clock in a small household — support when it is needed, without the feel of a long facility corridor.
Help with dressing, grooming, personal hygiene, toileting, mobility, eating and mealtime support, and daily routines — offered with patience and respect.
Thoughtful assistance with medication routines, coordinated with the person’s healthcare providers.
Calm routines and familiar rooms, when memory-care needs are appropriate for our home and within the services we can provide.
Comfort-focused support when appropriate, coordinated with the resident’s hospice care team.
Short stays so family caregivers can rest, depending on availability and the individual’s needs.
Meals prepared in a home-style kitchen and served in a family dining setting — comfortable, social, and unhurried.
Conversation, shared meals, music, reading, and simple activities so days feel connected, not isolated.
Life at Ridgecrest
Daily routines are individualized. We follow each resident’s needs and preferences — never a one-size-fits-all facility schedule.
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Afternoon
Evening
Meals & Dining
Meals are prepared in a real kitchen and shared in a comfortable dining area. We aim to make mealtimes enjoyable, social, and unhurried.
Family Involvement
We value clear communication with families and healthcare professionals. You help us understand the person we are caring for.
Who We Serve
Ridgecrest is designed for adults who need assistance with daily living and may be more comfortable in a small home than a large facility. Admission depends on each person’s care needs and whether Ridgecrest is an appropriate fit.
Getting Started
We are opening soon and currently accepting inquiries.
Share what you are looking for. We typically respond the same day.
See the private rooms, common areas, and the feel of the household.
We listen to needs and preferences and discuss whether Ridgecrest is appropriate.
We will share next steps as licensing and admissions are ready.
A Closer Look
FAQ
Clear answers about the household, private rooms, and the care we provide.
Up to five residents.
Yes. Residents have private bedrooms.
Yes. Each private resident room has its own ½ bathroom with a toilet and sink.
Yes, with appropriate personal belongings and decorations, subject to safety requirements.
Yes. We provide home-cooked meals in a family-style dining setting.
Yes, when the individual’s care needs are appropriate for our home and within the services we can provide.
Yes, depending on availability and the individual’s needs.
Yes, when appropriate and coordinated with the resident’s hospice care team.
Private-pay arrangements may be available depending on availability, resident needs, and admission requirements. Please contact us to discuss current options.
Medicaid participation depends on licensing, contracting, and eligibility. We can discuss current options when you contact us — please do not assume coverage until it is confirmed.
Schedule a Tour
Choosing a home for a loved one is an important decision. We invite families to visit our home, see the private rooms and common areas, ask questions, and learn more about our approach to care.