Christian Science nursing care is provided 24 hours a day for those individuals relying on Christian Science for healing. The Christian Science nursing staff creates an uplifting environment to support spiritual growth through skillful Christian Science nursing care. Christian Science nursing care is for those in need of supported care—help with dressing, bathing, etc. Meals are communal, or can be taken in one’s room when needed. There are activities scheduled, both in-house and off campus for all interested in participating. Residents enjoy the atmosphere of uplifted thought, the loving support of Christian Science nurses & staff, and the companionship of others who are relying on Christian Science for healing and spiritual growth. Friends and relatives of residents are welcome to visit and to schedule outings like shopping, meals out, or anything else the person would enjoy. Twenty-four hour in-room audio is available in all rooms, with access to the weekly Bible Lesson, hymns and the periodical articles read aloud.

Care is provided under the oversight of an experienced Journal-listed Christian Science nurse. All nursing patients are expected to be working daily with a Journal-listed Christian Science practitioner. All care is consistent with the theology of Christian Science.

Arrangements can be made for home Christian Science nursing, loan of Christian Science nursing equipment, and provision for Christian Science nursing supplies and rest and study.

For inpatient admission or outpatient assistance, please call (916) 486-1161 between 8 AM and 5 PM.



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Services for Christian Science Nursing Care:

  • Three home-cooked meals per day

  • Activities on/off facility

  • Transportation and assistance to Sunday and Wednesday church services and lectures

  • Daily housekeeping and laundry services

  • Beauty shop on premises

  • Emergency pull-chords in all rooms

  • Gated community supervised 24 hours/day

  • Visiting hours – 24 hr/day

  • In-Room Audio (Bible Lesson, The Christian Science Journal, The Christian Science Sentinel)

  • Assessing individual care needs based on the patient’s demonstrated ability

  • Cleansing and bandaging wounds

  • Assisting with personal care

  • Assisting with mobility (getting up, walking, lifting, etc.)

  • Assisting with nourishment (and modifications, as needed)

  • Providing for patients who are receiving care in bed

  • Ensuring a safe environment with appropriate activity

  • Reading aloud the Christian Science Bible Lesson and other Christian Science literature


Outpatient Christian Science Nursing Services Include:

  • Cleansing and bandaging

  • Care of sports injuries

  • Assistance/instruction with temporary mobility needs