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Senior living in San Francisco, California

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San Francisco, CA

Ivy Park at Cathedral Hill

Ivy Park at Cathedral Hill is an assisted living and memory care community in central San Francisco, with studio and one-bedroom apartment homes. The memory care neighborhood, called Evergreen, is staffed around the clock by professionally trained caregivers. The community is a short walk from Japantown and offers complimentary underground parking.

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Lawton Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Lawton Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation community in San Francisco, California, with physical, occupational and speech therapy and a focus on neurological and orthopedic rehabilitation. On-site resources include an advanced wound care nurse, a psychologist, lab services and ultrasound and X-ray equipment, with RN coverage around the clock. Rooms are private or semiprivate, with free in-room cable television and a phone.

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San Francisco, CA

Pacific Heights Transitional Care Center

Pacific Heights Transitional Care Center is a nursing home and rehabilitation facility in San Francisco, California, aiming to help patients gain independence and return home. A new patient meets with the rehab director to discuss a customized therapy plan that draws on physical, occupational and speech therapy. Services include specialized wound care, pain management, intravenous therapy, dementia care, respite stays and a hospice program.

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San Francisco Towers

San Francisco Towers is a life plan community in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, California. Care options on site include independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, and memory care. Residents have access to a heated indoor pool, a fitness center, a rooftop garden, an art studio, a library and a penthouse lounge with fireplace.

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San Francisco, CA

The Carlisle

The Carlisle is a retirement and assisted living community in San Francisco, with personalized 24/7 care available for residents who need it. Residents live in renovated studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, and the community has a restaurant, a bar and lounge, a movie theater, a library and a wellness and fitness center. All-day dining, weekly housekeeping and laundry, scheduled transportation and weekly excursions are included services.

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San Francisco, CA

The Sequoias San Francisco

The Sequoias San Francisco is a continuing care retirement community in San Francisco, California, offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation. The community is owned and operated by Sequoia Living, a Bay Area nonprofit, and has long been a welcoming home for LGBTQ+ older adults. Residents live in a high-rise building at the edge of Japantown, with a 26-story tower, a seven-story atrium courtyard and five gardens.

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