San Francisco Health Care and Rehab Inc.

San Francisco Health Care and Rehab Inc. sits at 1477 Grove Street in San Francisco, California and's been open since at least September 2010, running as a skilled nursing facility, officially recognized by the state and always in active standing, and the place runs under Svetlana Stukov as the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer, with Mehran Jamali and Edil Basa helping as directors, and Edil Basa also serves as the Secretary, and honestly, they keep a close watch on legal compliance, keeping steady through the rules of the California Secretary of State. The place's got a mix of 201 to 500 employees and can serve up to 168 residents in Medicare and Medicaid certified beds, but the most notable thing about this address is how many services line up in rows for folks who need long-term care, post-acute care, short-term rehab, or even daily help, offering round-the-clock skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and room and board for residents of all levels of need. There are nurses, aides, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and even speech-language pathologists on staff to help with everything from simple bathing to complicated swallowing disorders, so families don't have to worry about little things like medication errors because they've got a computerized pharmacy system, in addition to full digital X-ray services, laboratory services for clinical trials, and even visiting dentists and podiatrists who look after feet and teeth right there, and no matter where you are in the building, staff wander about who speak Cantonese, Mandarin, Tagalog, Spanish, Russian, and plenty of other languages, so residents can always feel like someone hears them. The folks here also make sure to provide memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, palliative care, and even hospice and respite care for those who need it, and when a doctor orders a special diet, the kitchen's got a monthly changing menu and a private dining room for the family to celebrate. The facility cares about social life too, offering recreational activities, parties, arts and crafts, and even pet therapy, hoping to keep everyone active and engaged, and with social workers around, there's always someone to help with the practical steps for health and wellbeing. They work hard to create a calm and welcoming place where seniors can find as much independence as possible, focusing on helping each person live life with purpose, whether that means learning to walk again, keeping up with old hobbies, or just getting the help needed for day-to-day things, and all these services-right down to regular housekeeping, laundry, and linen service-track to the mission they have, which is to maintain comfort and dignity for everyone living there. If you want to learn more about day-to-day details, you can check their website at http://sfhcr.com, which sometimes has more up-to-date information.