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2.9 (51 reviews)
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Charm W.

This is my second review that I have left for City View postacute in the same stay my first review was towards the beginning of my stay around 7/2025 because I was so impressed by the food service which I'm still very impressed. Today is my Birthday and discharge is nearing, never have I ever thought that I would have received so much love and have been taken care of so greatly that I'm worried about being released out into this dog eat dog world to have to learn how to live on my own again. I'm very grateful to have stayed in a place that is always welcoming & full of love and kindness. In this situation I've been very secure. They say that what you need to heal... Good food to eat in a safe place to get your mind right‍

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If you have a loved one going to this place, be extra vigilant! A friend was sent to this facility to be monitored and recover from a multiple fracture on dominant hand.is oxygen dependent, Fall Risk, diabetic, sleep apnea requires a c pap etc. This facility is NOT review patient's Care Plan or basic information!! The aid/nurse took the patient OFF his oxygen, put him a wheel and went down the hall to get his weight. How long can you hold your breath? When family member called to inquire when patient was not connected to Cpap machine, aid/ nurse replied, we only have plugs for the bed, and oxygen. Patient could not sleep, until multiple inquires about the cpap machine. Patient spent one week and returned to the ER due negligence, oxygen Saturation, glucose were never monitored and No insulin given. I don't think the staff was unpleasant and yes I thought they were bus but one week of negligence is absurd . If you have no choice, be vigilant!

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Good therapists but lousy experience. Depressing cockroaches, filth, screaming patients because no nurses come.

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The staff here take great care of our son. They treat him with kindness and friendliness.

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Excellent quality care from top management down to housekeeping staff. Support Care are overwhelming from the Nurses to CNA's.

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“Everytime she's on the 5th floor She would check on me and ask me if I feel better or if I have eaten my my meal.”

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California Pacific Regional Rehabilitation Center at CPMC

California Pacific Regional Rehabilitation Center at CPMC

3.7(11 reviews)
1.7 mi•Duboce Triangle

I was transferred to CPMC acute Rehab Program from Redwood City Comprehensive Stroke Center in July…read moreof 2016 - a long time ago but I believe many of the therapists are still there & that would make sense as many of them were passionate about their work. I found the care here, for stroke recovery to be outstanding. I "lived" there for, I believe 5 weeks. The work was hard but worth it. Every day I think I had 4-5 hours of therapy. I learned that through research, it had been determined that that was the optimal amount of therapy to get for the most recovery early-on. On the days that I just didn't feel like it, I really appreciated their encouragement and when I made a mistake for what seemed like the millionth time, I appreciated their infinite patience. I was so lucky to be exposed to very professional staff all around, from the OT to the PT, the ST, and the doctors and nurses. I will forever be grateful that I got to go to this advanced program and receive consistently outstanding care. They taught me tools that I still use to this day. THe communication with my family was also very good all around. At the end, I transitioned to an equally impressive outpatient program with another very knowledgeable team of therapists. I believe I attended 4x a week for several months and worked with committed PTs, OTs, and ST's to improve just a bit each and every day. Honestly, I worked very hard too as it takes a strong commitment on the patient's part to do the homework. If you are willing to work hard you will receive fabulous, up-to-date care with the latest techniques. I also found that the coordination was tight and seamless with the social worker and my team of therapists. They also had a great sense of humor which was necessary to get through this difficult stage of life. I will always be thankful for the care I received and the lessons that I learned in a compact period of time.

The nurses and CNAs were the bright spot of our experience. Ghana, Bo, Ricardo, and Jason were…read morekind, compassionate, and supportive of my dad, always treating him with kindess. Unfortunately, our experience with administration and leadership was very different. We chose this SNF because of the excellent care my mom received at CPMC's acute rehab years ago, but ultimately left feeling like we had made the wrong choice. There was little orientation or communication when we got transfered in which felt very in welcoming. My dad was transferred to his room, asked intake questions, and left waiting to meet his nurse. He was then moved multiple times during his first few days, which was difficult and uncomfortable for him. We also never met the case manager listed on his board. Communication continued to be a concern throughout his stay. During one therapy session, a staff member repeatedly said "tick tock" while my dad was struggling with significant pain, which felt dismissive and lacking compassion. The most disappointing part was discussing hospice. We were simply trying to understand our options and make an informed decision, but staff repeatedly treated our questions as though we had already chosen hospice. A referral was placed before we had made a decision, and a social worker came in that same afternoon said she needed a discharge date. We never saw her again which was very off putting and cold. We were repeatedly pressured for an answer despite explaining we needed the week to get all information needed and to talk to his doctors. At one point, a doctor even told my dad he was going home that night when no arrangements had been made. My dad responds best to patience and encouragement, but the more he was rushed, the more anxious and frustrated he became. We tried explaining this to the therapy team, but never felt anyone took the time to truly understand him or build a positive relationship with him. We understand this is a workplace, but for patients and families, these are life-changing moments. Compassion, patience, clear communication, and simply slowing down can make all the difference. Sadly, we did not experience the warmth and compassion we had come to expect from CPMC.

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California Pacific Regional Rehabilitation Center at CPMC - I have no idea what this equipment is for?lol

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Pelvic Health & Rehabilitation Center - Lauren Opatrny, PT, DPT

Pelvic Health & Rehabilitation Center

4.8(51 reviews)
0.4 mi•Polk Gulch, Nob Hill

Guys, you have a pelvic seat, and if you jam up those muscles, then doing things you've probably…read morenever had to think about before, like peeing, can become painful. Urologists know absolutely nothing about this, so if you've struck out with them, go immediately to the Pelvic Health Rehabilitation Center. I did, and after a few sessions Kira had improved my mental and physical state, through physical therapy and exercises she taught me to do at home. She's warm and sunny and will make you feel a hundred percent comfortable and relaxed, which happens to be the therapeutic goal here too. Kira actually doesn't claim to be a miracle worker, but she sort of is.

I highly recommend this center and especially Tiffany Ai Lan Vo and Lauren Rogne. I suffered from…read morean overactive bladder and was on medication for years before starting physical therapy treatment. I decided it was time to charge of my life. Between Tiffany and Lauren, they recommended exercises while undergoing physical therapy treatments. Over the course of one year, I reduced the mg and frequency of medication to zero. They are both compassionate, easygoing and patient. I asked a million questions!!!! With their assistance I was able to control my urine, eliminate the accidents and gain back control of my life. If you have issues, they have answers!

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San Francisco Health Care and Rehab - Stuff scraped from under curled nails

San Francisco Health Care and Rehab

3.6(37 reviews)
1.6 mi•NoPa

My mom stayed at San Francisco Health Care Nursing Home at Grove until her passing…read more I am so grateful to all hard working, compassionate, and attentive staff there: CNAs, nurses, physical therapists. They were taking a good care of my mom. The building itself requires some renovation: all facilities are quite old (this is why I rated it 4 stars).

I would have never imagined that any hospital would allow patients to be cared for with such…read moredisregard for their comfort, dignity, and well being. I was told lies by multiple staff as to the well being of my sister. My calls of concern were quickly disconnected. Most info was found to be untrue concerning bed sitters, feeding, bathing, and changing. After being told my Sister was bathed the previous day, I visited and found her too heavily sedated to even eat or drink, same socks and clothing from a week ago, dirty sheets, nails dirty and curled over, and mouth shriveled from dehydration. I used a q-tip end and scraped out large chunks of buildup under each nail. Hours before my sister passed, I had been hung up on 4 times in a row before being told they don't known if anyone showered her, and then just saying yes to all questions in an attempt to end conversation. I verified info with hospice and was told they probably hung up because they were busy doing rounds. Many uncontracted nurses told me I need to get my sister out of there before they kill her. She was left alone in a different town where she was suppose to receive comfort dignity and respect. She died in filth, starved and over medicated. She spent the 75 days prior to this move alert and awake in the hospital. One day here was all it took for them to make the decision that her behavior requires heavy sedation around the clock due to agitation. I am having a hard time even finding the words to express my disgust for my experience here. I couldn't get my sister out of there fast enough and now she is gone. Please look for a better home for your loved one.

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Delancey Street Foundation - restaurant by the center

Delancey Street Foundation

5.0(2 reviews)
1.7 mi•South Beach, Embarcadero

before I entered Delancey Street I could not stay out of jail I made bad choices and I have very…read morelittle self-respect I stayed in the program three years and graduated successfully and that was 24 years ago. I've never had an instance with the law since graduating. A parking ticket I make better choices think better of myself have more concern for others and have taken an account. The monumental change in the quality of my life is unimaginable.. I owe my freedom. To Delancey Street and I can't thank them enough for how they helped me in the roughest period of my life if anyone. Reads this and needs help. I will tell you it's hard, but I will tell you it's worth it. I'm living proof that you can break the cycle you can do better and you can actually have a life.

Founded by forward thinking John Maher & Mimi Silbert in 1971, this Foundation is extraordinary…read more While politicians to this day wring their hands over what to do with all the homeless, former gang members, drug addicts, alcoholics, ex-convicts, and associated social ills, they formed a non-profit & built a 400,000 sq ft. treatment center, job training, residence, Christmas tree lot, theatre & restaurant, exclusively employing residents, not in scuzzy SOMA, but along the beautiful Embarcadero. I've attended many films in their theatre, always impressed by the level of security & kindness of the staff/residents. Once I left a coat behind on a seat. I went back & rang the doorbell on the locked front gate. I was met by a guard with a walky-talky who rounded up the troops & located my coat. Wow. They're a non-profit, so please have a meal in their restaurant. They just added much needed valet parking for only $8. On a game night you could pay almost that per hour at the city meters, enforced until 11pm.

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City View Post Acute - rehabilitation_center - Updated October 2026

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