Sagebrook Senior Living at San Francisco
San Francisco · 0.3 mi from Providence Place · Assisted living, Memory care
Clear Rating 85 · Good4.7 (47) Google
State record not on Clear yet
Price on requestNot published
Providence Place
2456 Geary Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94115 ·
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Monthly cost$3,500/moStarting price+ care fees, ask
Clear Rating91/ 100GoodHigh confidence
Safety, 5 years0Type A citationsNone in five years5 state visits
Size34residentsMid-size communityLicensed since 2000
Care fit Where this comes from“On record” means it appears in state records. “Listed by them” comes from their website. “Not on record” means there’s no record either way, so ask. Care needs come from the senior you added.
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What Providence Place has on record
Nothing on record yet.
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Also listed on their website
- Assisted Living
- Memory Care
- Alzheimer’s Services
- Respite Day Care
- Dementia Care
- Fall Prevention
- Art Therapy
- Brain Games
Being on record means the state or Providence Place lists it. It doesn’t mean they’ve accepted your senior or have a room.
Cost Where this comes fromPrices and rooms come from the community’s own website, dated when we saw them. The typical range uses communities nearby that publish prices.
Rooms, prices and how families pay
From $3,500 a month. Choose a room to see what it costs and how it compares.
Room types and prices
1 room type · $3,500 a monthStarting price · Assisted living$3,500/ month
- Rent, meals and housekeeping
- $3,500
- Care fees, by level of help
- One-time fees
- none published
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What’s included, and common cost questions
- What does the monthly price include? Usually rent, three meals, housekeeping and activities. Care is often priced separately by level of help.
- Do prices go up? Most communities raise prices once a year. Ask how much the last increase was and how much notice they give.
- Can Medi-Cal pay? Some assisted living communities take the Assisted Living Waiver. Ask Providence Place whether they do and if there’s a waiting list.
These are prices Providence Place published, seen 23 Jun 2026. They aren’t quotes.
Rating & safety How to read thisThese are the state’s own categories. Type A: problems that, if not corrected, put residents’ health, safety or rights at direct and immediate risk. Type B: problems that could become a risk without correction, or record-keeping problems that affect care. Both must be corrected. Complaints the state didn’t confirm are shown but never counted against the community.
Our score, and what state inspectors found
Checked 4 Nov 2026
Our scoreHigh confidence
91/ 100Good
Good means 85–92 on our 0–100 scale.
- Safety record 53%95
- Inspection quality 35%86
- What families say 12%90
How this score is worked out
We combine the state safety record (53%), how routine inspections went (35%) and what families say (12%). Payment never changes a score. Full method on the Clear Rating page.
The state record, last 5 years
0Type AType AThe state’s most serious category: problems that, if not corrected, have a direct and immediate risk to the health, safety or personal rights of residents.most serious category
1Type BType BThe state’s less serious category: problems that could become an immediate risk without correction, or record-keeping problems that affect care.less serious categoryNone cited again at the next visit
1 of 1Complaintsconfirmed by the state
No Type A citations and 1 Type B citation in five years, from 5 state visits. The state confirmed 1 of 1 complaint.
Type A and B are the state’s categories for what inspectors found at the time.
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Visits, newest first
2026
- 25 Mar 2026ComplaintConfirmed
The state confirmed the complaint, with no citations.
2025
- 27 Aug 2025Routine inspection
No citations.
2024
- 8 Aug 2024Routine inspectionType B
1 Type B citation. Based on record review, the licensee did not comply with the section cited above in 3 out of 10 reviewed Needs & Service Plans for residents (R1-R3) which poses/posed a potential health, safety or personal rights risk to persons in care.
Correction plan due 20 Aug 2024. Not cited again for this rule at the next state visit (routine inspection, 27 Aug 2025).
2022
- 11 Aug 2022Routine inspection
No citations.
2021
- 8 Nov 2021Routine inspection
No citations.
Daily life Where this comes fromFrom the community’s own website. Not checked by the state.
From the community’s own website
- DiningHealthy and tasty cuisine, with a focus on home-made food.
- ActivitiesProvidence Place offers an engaging lifestyle with group and individual programs designed to support the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual…
- LanguagesEnglish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, Russian, Tagalog
Location
Where it is, and how far it is from home
2456 Geary Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94115From the state license record.Get directions
Reviews
What families say. Separate from the state’s safety record.
Checked 4 Nov 2026
4.7★★★★★
29 Google reviews · as of 4 Nov 2026
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- ★★★★★
My experience with The Providence Place has been truly wonderful. The caregivers are patient and kind, and communication with us is consistent and transparent. The home itself feels welcoming and comfortable rather than institutional. The food is also very good, meals are well-prepared, and balanced. We are very grateful for the level of care and dignity they provide.
Feb 2026 · Google - ★★★★★
I am delighted to say that Providence Place had exceeded our expectations, the care provided to our mom/ grandmother has been excelent, professional and gracefully provided. We are so glad that my mom was given the chance to receive their services. We were very reluctant to transfer mom out of her home, but since this happened more than a year already, the experience has been positive all…
Feb 2026 · Google - ★★★★★
Providence Place is a wonderful facility and is taking great care of my father. Catherine and her staff are caring, compassionate, attentive, friendly, and take the utmost care of their patients. We receive daily updates, photos, and videos of my father from the staff and it is great to see him happily participating in events. My father has dementia and his emotions had him labeled as a difficult…
Oct 2025 · Google - ★★★★★
Providence Place is a loving place. We are so glad we were able to move my husband to Providence Place! He has been there a year. Previously, he spent 2 years at Ivy Park at Cathedral Hill. They are very different. Providence Place is a small facility that focuses on excellent care, among other important things. Ivy Park, by contrast, is corporate, and spends money on marketing and open…
Oct 2025 · Google - ★★★★★
It's been a little over a year since we made the tough decision to move my mother from a home care environment to a care facility that could better meet the needs of my mother's very advanced dementia -- I say tough because we've all heard about horrible stories related to elder care facilities. Providence Place, however, worked out to be the best decision we could have ever made. The facility is…
Oct 2025 · Google
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Nearby
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Clear Rating 95 · Excellent4.8 (41) Google
State record not on Clear yet
Price on requestNot published 
Pacific Heights Transitional Care Center
San Francisco · 0.4 mi from Providence Place · Nursing home
Medicare ★★★★★4.7 (118) Google
State record not on Clear yet
Price on requestMedicare or Medi-Cal often pays
License
From the state license record
- License #
- 385600019
- Type
- Residential care for the elderly (RCFE)
- Capacity
- 34 residents
- Since
- 2000
- Licensee
- Knop, Roman & Knop, Galina
- County
- San Francisco