13 Continuing Care Retirement Communities near San Francisco, CA
There are 13 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in the San Francisco area, with 3 in San Francisco and 10 nearby.
The average cost of continuing care retirement communities in San Francisco is $5,000 per month. This is higher than the national median of $2,535. Cheaper nearby regions include Palo Alto with an average starting cost of $4,590.
To help you with your search, browse the 54 reviews below for continuing care retirement communities in San Francisco. On average, consumers rate continuing care retirement communities in San Francisco 4.5 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Palo Alto with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars.
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3 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in San Francisco, CA
The Carlisle
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesSan Francisco Towers
Provides: Continuing Care Communities
The Sequoias
Provides: Continuing Care Communities10 Continuing Care Retirement Communities near San Francisco, CA
Oakmont of Cardinal Point
Provides: Continuing Care Communities
Carlton Senior Living San Leandro
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesGrand Lake Gardens
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesSt. Paul's Towers
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Piedmont Gardens CCRC
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesLake Park Retirement Residence
Provides: Continuing Care Communities
The Peninsula Regent
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesAldersly Retirement Community
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesVilla Marin
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesContinuing Care Retirement Communities near San Francisco, CA
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Recent Reviews of Continuing Care Communities in San Francisco
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Review of San Francisco Towers
I visited San Francisco Towers, they have extremely good amenities for this field and I can say that they're at the top of the market. I was shown an apartment and a smaller room, and they're bigge... Read more
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Review of The Carlisle
I liked The Carlisle because you have the option to buy the unit. My mom liked the size of it because it was big but not too big. She also liked the dining room and amenities. They have a beautiful... Read more
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Review of The Carlisle
I loved everything about The Carlisle. The food was great. The people were wonderful, and the staff was lovely. I loved the condos; you have to buy one there. They were small, but very nice. Read more
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