Living: Situated on a nine-acre campus in San Francisco, the Jewish Home provides residents with opportunities for enhanced living.
Giving: With the changing face of state healthcare funding, it is more important than ever to support the Jewish Home.
Working: More than 700 trained employees deliver skilled services and compassionate care.
Helping: We make it easy for volunteers to gain community service experience and play a significant role in the life of a resident.
Learning: The Jewish Home maintains collaborations with top academic institutions and organizations serving the elderly.
Comprehensive Services for Seniors: Residents and their families and friends choose the Jewish Home because of the quality and scope of services we offer.

Jewish Home, San Francisco: Enhancing the quality of life of older adults

The Jewish Home of San Francisco is a not-for-profit, licensed skilled nursing facility specializing in programs, services, and care for older adults.

From our modest beginnings in 1871 as a residential center for twelve seniors, the Jewish Home has grown to a nine-acre comprehensive senior care center with five distinct buildings, serving more than 375 residents with diverse care needs, and providing rehabilitation services to numerous others seeking short-term care stays.

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Fifth Commandment: A unique event honoring Rabbi Sheldon Marder and celebrating his 10-year anniversary with the Jewish Home. Saturday, May 1, 2010.

Coming Up: 16th Annual Golf Tournament Dinner & Auction, May 10, 2010

As a not-for-profit, the Jewish Home relies on the community to maintain its high levels of care and services.

120th Annual Meeting: Michael Adler takes up the gavel as the new chair of the Jewish Home’s board of trustees in November 2009.

Jewish Senior Living magazine. Read our 2009/2010 issue.

The Jewish Home has launched Forsake Me Not, a major gifts initiative to underwrite that portion of care not covered by other funding sources.

Announcing STARS: A Jewish Home center of excellence, short-term and rehabilitation services.

As a not-for-profit, the Jewish Home relies on the community to maintain its high levels of care and services.

September 2006: Barbara & Richard Rosenberg Family Center ~ Opening and Dedication

Create a legacy with planned giving. From generation to generation, help secure the future of the Jewish Home’s mission.

Vision: The site re-master planning initiative will generate a "road map" that will ensure the Home's future relevance to the community it serves.

Our History: A 138-year legacy of serving Bay Area elderly, either residentially or providing short-term rehabilitation services

As a not-for-profit, the Jewish Home relies on the community to maintain its high levels of care and services.

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The Jewish Home’s card service provides beautifully designed cards, featuring artwork created by Jewish Home residents.

December: 2009 Annual Chanukah Show.

October 2007: Jewish Home’s 118th Annual Meeting

As a not-for-profit, the Jewish Home relies on the community to maintain its high levels of care and services.

October 2008: When Mayor Gavin Newsom visited the Jewish Home, he got a tour of the campus and spoke at the Council of Residents' meeting.

Awards: Jewish Home's Kol Haneshama program is the recipient of JCF’s "Awards of Excellence" 2008 Program of the Year award.