Admission Information

The Jewish Home specializes in providing both long-term and short-term skilled care and services for seniors who primarily reside in Northern California, and who are 65 years of age or older. The Jewish Home welcomes and admission is open to older adults of all faiths, ethnicities, and racial backgrounds.

Nursing, medical and clinical care, rehabilitation services, social services, spiritual and recreational programs are designed to care for those in need of physical and/or cognitive support. For more information about admission or to schedule a tour, please call the Jewish Home at 415.334.2500.

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Long-Term Care

The Jewish Home has more than 375 long-term care residents. There are twelve distinct living areas, including a secured environment for residents with Alzheimer’s disease and related illnesses.

Persons interested in long-term care must complete an Application for Admission. This, along with current medical records and interviews with the intake social worker and licensed nurse, provide the psychosocial, medical, financial, and legal information that comprise the admission’s assessment.

Long-term care is paid for either privately or under Medi-Cal’s long-term care benefit. Medicare may also offer limited coverage.

Admission Considerations for Long-Term Care

  • Age 65 and over
  • In need of nursing care and medical supervision
  • Resident of Northern California
  • The Jewish Home welcomes and admission is open to older adults of all faiths, ethnicities, and racial backgrounds

Financial Considerations for Long-Term Care

  • Private room: $450./day*
  • Semi-private room: $425./day*
  • Medi-Cal certified
  • Medicare certified

*Professional fees are not included in the daily room rate.




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