
13484 San Pablo Avenue, San Pablo, CA 94806
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13484 San Pablo Avenue, San Pablo, CA 94806
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3269 D STREET, Hayward, CA 94541
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475 29th Street, Oakland, CA 94609
We provide specialized short-term rehabilitation, bridging the gap between hospital and home, as well as long-term care in a safe, compassionate environment that fosters independence and dignity.
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4110 ALHAMBRA WAY, Martinez, CA 94553
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100 Bay Pl, Oakland, CA 94610
Engaging and eclectic in the East Bay Enjoy active urban apartment living among interesting people from all walks of life at St. Paul’s Towers, a Covia Life Plan Community.
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3020 EAST 15TH STREET, Oakland, CA 94601
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3201 FERNSIDE BLVD., Alameda, CA 94501
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27200 CALAROGA AVENUE, Hayward, CA 94545
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2223 Ashby Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94705
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1451 28 Th Avenue, Oakland, CA 94601
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25919 Gading Road, Hayward, CA 94544
Windsor Post-Acute Center of Hayward is a premier skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, providing patient-centered care in a warm and comfortable environment. Our goal is to help our residents increase their independence and reach their highest level of functionality. We provide a wide range of rehabilitation services with a focus on taking a proactive approach to recovery. Our services include physical, occupational, recreational, and speech therapies, advanced wound care, antibiotic therapy, respiratory and pulmonary care, pain management, and post-surgical care. On site, we offer social events, a range of indoor and outdoor activities, bedside TVs, and restaurant style dining.
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1101 Louisiana St, Vallejo, CA 94590
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180 HAMILTON AVENUE, Palo Alto, CA 94301
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3025 High St, Oakland, CA 94619
Our Mission is to enhance and inspire the lives of all we serve: our team members, our patients, our residents and our families
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21966 Dolores St, Castro Valley, CA 94546
Welcome to Baywood Court Retirement Community! Nestled in the welcoming town of Castro Valley, Baywood Court is a nonprofit, multi-level retirement community. Caring and sociable, we offer independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing health center options—all in one beautiful place that feels like home.Baywood Court is not your typical retirement community. Here, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the extraordinary array of activities and programs available to you, along with numerous meaningful volunteer and leadership opportunities. From literature groups and exercise classes to art expressions and travel to local destinations, there’s always something new, creative, educational, healthy, fun, productive, and interesting to do at Baywood Court. Our residents work closely with our experienced, credentialed staff to develop activities and programs. These include resident gardens, The Cubby Hole (our resident-managed convenience store), and an extraordinary excursion program that features visits to dozens of interesting destinations each year. You can do it all at Baywood Court. Everyone has something that sparks their interest. For some, it’s getting back to nature. For others, it’s working with their hands. Or volunteering. Or the arts. Or traveling. Or theatrical productions. Whatever puts the bounce into your step, you’ll find it at Baywood Court. Each year, the Baywood Travelers club explores dozens of interesting locations. We’ve toured the Hayward Planetarium, explored the Gold Country in the Sierra foothills, visited strawberry farms in Salinas, and enjoyed a ferry ride and brunch in Sausalito.
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955 23RD STREET, Richmond, CA 94804
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501 Via Casitas Ofc, Larkspur, CA 94904
I’ve been in The Tamalpais, and it’s like a beautiful hotel in the hills with a view of the bay. It’s very lush, but I don’t like the narrow hallways. They have a lot of activities and menus that are very particular to the eating habits of people tod...
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1652 MONO AVENUE, San Leandro, CA 94578
All Saints Sub Acute and Skilled Nursing is a senior living community situated in San Leandro, California. It offers Memory Care and Assisted Living options. The community features a range of apartment choices, some of which include living rooms and kitchenettes, designed to create a comfortable and home-like atmosphere. Numerous amenities are available to residents, including outdoor common areas that provide opportunities for fresh air and time in nature. Pet-friendly policies allow residents to bring their pets, adding companionship to their daily lives. Organized activities and programs, along with social events, help keep residents engaged and active. For those who prefer shared meals, communal dining spaces are provided. Modern conveniences such as WiFi/internet access are available, and there are facilitated field trips and outings for those interested in exploring beyond the community. Physical well-being is supported through offerings like yoga and stretching sessions. The community also focuses on fostering a sense of belonging with various communal areas. To ease daily living, All Saints provides services like general transportation for errands and appointments, as well as housekeeping to maintain tidy living spaces. With its range of amenities and services, All Saints Sub Acute and Skilled Nursing aims to offer a supportive and active environment for all its residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search
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15731 Maubert Avenue, San Leandro, CA 94578
All Saints Sub-Acute & Skilled Nursing is located in San Leandro, California. It offers a variety of care types including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, and hospice care. This community is designed to meet the needs of individuals who require medical services as well as those in need of temporary rehabilitation or end-of-life care.The facility provides semi-private rooms, which are designed to accommodate residents who prefer or need a shared living space. Rooms include basic amenities that contribute to the comfort and convenience of the residents.All Saints Sub-Acute & Skilled Nursing is equipped with several amenities and services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its residents. The community offers outdoor and shared common areas, organized activities and programs, and meals. On the service side, it has nurses and therapists on staff, including specialists in physical and occupational therapy. Additionally, it provides medication management, assistance with daily living activities, special dietary accommodations, and accepts various insurance plans. This array of services and amenities helps ensure that residents receive comprehensive care tailored to their individual needs.
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524 CALLAN AVENUE, San Leandro, CA 94577
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Melissa
2.0
Review of San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living
Short term stay experience at St. Jewish SF is poor. Many staffs’ working attitude is passive. For example, my dad’s diaper and bed sheet had wet for a long time and no one change for him. My mom...
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Review of The Avenues Transitional Care Center
My mom had been to The Avenues for rehab. My mom enjoyed the services for that particular mode. The staff was qualified and helpful and that's from what I observed as well as what my mother...
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Review of Pacific Heights Transitional Care Center
Pacific Heights Transitional Care Facility must be one of the worst “skilled” nursing facilities in the city. I have been a patient here for multiple years. For my entire stay, I have been in...
Nursing homes in the Bay Area are more expensive than the state median by a margin of $3,300 and top the U.S. average by almost $4,800. According to Genworth Financial, semiprivate rooms in the Bay Area cost $12,547 per month on average, and prices are almost as high in San Francisco at $12,471. In Vallejo and Santa Rosa, the respective average rates of $9,429 and $9,946 are much closer to the state median of $9,247. Napa comes in at $10,646, which is $2,890 higher than the U.S. median.
Bay Area
$12,547
California
$9,247
The United States
$7,756
San Francisco
$12,471
Santa Rosa
$9,946
Vallejo
$9,429
Napa
$10,646
Nursing homes in the Bay Area charge as much as $12,547 per month for a semiprivate room. Private rooms cost up to $14,691 per month, which is 66% higher than the national average.
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Seniors in the Bay Area pay up to $12,547 for a semiprivate room and up to $14,691 for a private room. A semiprivate room costs almost twice as much as in-home care, which averages between $6,197 and $6,292. Adult day health care programs cost just $1,907 per month, but they aren’t suitable for individuals who have complex medical needs or significant disabilities. For active seniors who need occasional help, assisting living facilities can be an affordable nursing home alternative. The average cost of these services is $5,875 per month, which is 72% less than skilled nursing care.
Home care
$6,197
Home health care
$6,292
Adult day health care
$1,907
Assisted living
$5,875
Nursing home (semiprivate room)
$12,547
Nursing home (private room)
$14,691
Note: Data for the Bay Area was unavailable, so data for the region’s most populous city, San Jose, was used instead.
Seniors in the Bay Area have access to a variety of resources that can help them pay for nursing home care and find the best facility for their needs. Additionally, the community offers a number of programs to help seniors age in place and avoid or delay the need for nursing home placement. Learn more about some of the most helpful options below.
Resource | Contact | Service |
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California Long-Term Care Ombudsman | (800) 231-4024 | Long-term ombudsman services are provided by trained volunteers at the county level. These advocates focus on protecting residents’ rights and resolving questions and concerns related to nursing homes and long-term care. Seniors in the Bay Area can call the statewide hotline for immediate assistance. |
Area Agencies on Aging | (800) 510-2020 | California has 33 nonprofit Area Agencies on Aging that connect seniors and caregivers to resources in their community. These agencies assist with Medicaid waiver applications, long-term care benefits and needs assessments that are required to access many home- and community-based services. They also offer signposting and referrals to other partner agencies. |
Elder Care California | (916) 441-6400 | Sponsored by the California Association of Health Facilities and the state government, this informational service helps older Californians understand their long-term care options, find qualified health care facilities in their area and learn more about ways they can plan for their future needs. It also provides answers to many frequently asked questions. |
California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform | (415) 974-5171 | San Francisco-based CANHR has advocated for nursing home residents since 1983. It provides preplacement counseling to help consumers learn more about their options, including ways to pay for care. It also offers referrals for legal issues and help for residents, relatives and friends who want to establish a family council at a nursing home in their community. |
California Department of Aging | (800) 510-2020 | The CDA funds a variety of programs that support seniors and family caregivers in the Bay Area. Seniors can contact the department for help with in-home care, delivered meals, legal concerns and long-term care placement. Its Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program provides free advice to help Medicare enrollees understand their benefits, which include up to 100 days of skilled nursing care. |