Certain Nursing Home facilities accept veteran benefits which can make Nursing Home more affordable for veterans. To learn more about who’s eligible, what’s covered, and how to apply, read our guide to Veteran’s Benefits. Use the filters below to sort through the 433 reviews of Nursing Home communities that accept veteran benefits in San Francisco, California.
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1850 Alice Street, Oakland, CA 94612
5.0
(3 reviews)
"My experience at Lake Park Senior Living was great. Everything was great. However, I was looking for a facility that was based on my grandmother's income. It's a beautiful facility. I wish we could afford it, but we can't. The lady that gave me the t..."
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110 41st Street, Oakland, CA 94611
3.5
(19 reviews)
"Piedmont Gardens CCRC was more in the heart of the city. It was more like an independent place where they didn't have any locked gates. You could come and go with this kind of machine you have to go through (although it made it difficult for visitors..."
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649 University Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301
4.0
(13 reviews)
"My mother has moved into Lytton Gardens. The care that she's being given is very detailed and correct, especially in this time of the pandemic. The facility is very clean, and they have maintenance people that can help cater some items for her. They'..."
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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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Toyo
4.0
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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Laurel1920
1.0
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...
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