Senior Living community - The Sequoias San Francisco

The Sequoias San Francisco

1400 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94109
(415) 922-9700
4.7 ( 2 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities

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About This Community

An Active, Engaging Retirement Community for Independent Seniors in San Francisco

Located in the heart of San Francisco's cultural corridor, The Sequoias "“ San Francisco, an accredited Life Care Community, is city living at its best. Designed to promote an active and engaging retirement for independent seniors, The Sequoias is only moments away from the Symphony, Ballet, Opera and Asian Art Museum. No wonder San Francisco is considered one of the world's greatest cities. The Sequoias "“ San Francisco is city living at its best.

A Life Care Community of NCPHS

Our Life Care plan promotes an engaged lifestyle while providing access to quality medical care, including on-site physicians, emergency response, assisted living, and skilled nursing. All of these services are included in the one-time entrance fee and ongoing monthly fees. The Life Care Advantage

Life Care means you can stay on-site and receive increasing levels of care, even as your health needs change. Under the Life Care Agreement you can move from your apartment to a higher level of care in the community without an increase in your monthly fee. Life Care assists you in controlling your health care costs and provides a sense of security for your future

Fee Schedule and Amenities Life Care

Apartment Size	Single Occupancy Entrance Fee	Double Occupancy Entrance Fee	Single Occupancy Monthly Fees	Double Occupancy Monthly Fees
Small Studio	$119,600-$150,300	N/A	$3,232-$3,498	N/A
Large Studio	$128,300-$216,700	N/A	$3,537	N/A
One Bedroom	$193,100-$372,600	$223,100-$402,600	$3,915-$4,537	$5,631-$6,363
Two Bedroom	$300,000-$781,000	$330,000-$811,000	$5,132-$6,749	$6,682-$8,299

The following Services and Amenities are included in this agreement

Dining

Full Service Dining or Buffet (One or Three Meal Plan)
Carry-out Service Available

Housekeeping

Weekly Housekeeping and Linen Service

Fitness and Wellness

Fitness Center
Wellness Lectures and Programs
Exercise and Balance Classes
Two Levels of Enclosed Gardens and Walking Areas

Activities

Educational Programs
Art Gallery with Receptions
Rooms for Art, Games, and Billiard
Sewing and Woodworking Shop
22 Person Van for Outings 5 Days a Week
Gift Shop
5,000+ Volume Library
DVDs, Monthly Magazines, and Daily Newspapers
Beauty Salon for Men and Women

Other Services and Amenities

Utilities
24-hour Emergency Call System in Each Apartment
Individually Controlled Thermostats
Enclosed Parking (additional fee)
Digital TV Screens with Daily Activities

Accredited Life Care Continuum:

Hospitalization Coverage
Physician On-Site Monday"“Friday a.m.
Skilled Nursing
On-site Nursing Services and Clinic
Rehabilitation Center On-Site
Assisted Living Apartments

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Reviews

4.7 ( 2 Reviews )

Visitor100230750

January 13, 2015

For me, Sequoias is the best one. It was very modern. They had a nice dining room. What's nice was that they had larger suites. The other thing also is that, because it is in the city, it has nice restaurants, theaters, and everything around. I think living there would really be wonderful. One thing I like about Sequoias is that there is more space, and the surrounding areas are very interesting. The other thing is that they allow you to remodel the room in the way you want it. Some places don't even let you paint. The lady who took us around was very interested and very knowledgeable.

ProfessionalGCM21years

July 28, 2011

I've had both clients and friends at The Sequoias (a continuing care retirement community), and I've found that they deal with all levels of care well. The staff is very good. There always seems to be someone around; all needs are well covered by knowledgeable people. One couple I know, in particular, told me that they were independent when they moved in but the husband's health has declined a lot, and the staff has been very helpful to them through that transition. It's centrally located on Geary Blvd. on Cathedral Hill, with about 15 churches of all faiths around it. Walking is easy, and bus lines are good. Parking can be difficult, but I've always found space on the street without having to put money in a meter. The apartments range from small studios to large suites. There's good lighting, and they're nicely laid out. The building itself is a tower, and most of the apartments have good views. The food is very, very good. There are a lot of buffet choices, as well as the ability to order from a menu. There's also an active residents council, which is good. It's a very active, involved community. In addition to all the scheduled activities--a large choice that appeals to different interests--the residents do a lot on their own. Small groups get together to walk to the library or to go to theater performances, for example. There's a nice sense of community.