Assisted Living Locators - San Francisco & San Mateo County

12/05/2025

If you notice your loved one struggling, remember that tough conversations don’t need to happen in one sitting. Start small and start gently. Something like, “I’ve noticed you seem more tired lately. How are you feeling about living alone?” These questions can help start the conversation without making anyone feel overwhelmed. Let us know if you need guidance in having these delicate conversations. Call us at: 415-766-0361

11/26/2025

This holiday season give your family peace of mind. If you’ve seen signs your loved one may need more support, we can help you explore care options with compassion and clarity.

11/24/2025

Caring for an aging parent or loved one changes what love looks like. It’s no longer about gifts or grand gestures. It’s about showing up, noticing and choosing what’s best...even when it’s hard. Whatever it looks like, it’s still love.💛

11/13/2025

Thank you to Ivy Park Cathedral Hill for hosting a beautiful November San Francisco Senior Roundtable this morning! Great networking, speaker content and of course a delicious spread of breakfast foods.

10/31/2025

Whether it’s candy, costumes, or just enjoying the decorations, let’s keep the joy of the season alive for all ages! 🎃

10/21/2025

New friendships can bloom at any age. Assisted living communities are rich places where new friendships form over shared meals and hobbies. Laughter and connection keep hearts young and minds agile.

10/17/2025

Life’s richness is often found in the simplest things. Sometimes it’s a simple cup of tea in the sunshine, a smile from a friend, or the comfort of a familiar song. Because joy doesn’t need to be big in order to be meaningful.💛

10/07/2025

I’m honored to be walking in the San Francisco Alzheimer’s Walk on Saturday, October 19th. This cause is deeply personal to me. I’ve seen firsthand how Alzheimer’s has affected my mother-in-law. On a professional level, I help families every day as they navigate the challenges of dementia with their loved ones. If you’re able, I would be so grateful for your support. Every donation helps fund critical research and care programs for families touched by this devastating disease. 💜

The Walk to End Alzheimer's is the world's largest event to fight Alzheimer's. Join our 2025 Walk to End Alzheimer's - San Francisco, CA and help raise awareness and funds for vital Alzheimer's care, support and research.

09/29/2025

San Francisco Bay Area: Are you curious about senior living options for yourself or a loved one? Join me and Ian Sherbin of Elder Family Coaching on Wednesday, 10/8 at 1pm at the JCC San Francisco for an informative session on exploring the different options for senior care and how to know when it’s time to make a move. Reserve your free spot today!

Discover various approaches, options, and costs to confidently master the next steps of elder living. Get revved up and equipped to move forward.

09/23/2025

Caring for an aging loved one can be all-consuming - physically, mentally, and emotionally. Step back into the role of son, daughter, or spouse by choosing the right assisted living community for your loved one. It will allow you to focus on making memories instead of managing every meal, errand, and medication.

09/17/2025

No two seniors are the same and neither is the care they receive in an assisted living community. From medication reminders to dietary needs, the right community tailors support so each resident can live life on their own terms.

09/12/2025

September’s World Alzheimer’s Month reminds us that where care happens is often the first treatment decision after a diagnosis.

In her new McKnight’s Senior Living column, Assisted Living Locators Brand President Felicia Sanders explains how our national campaign helps families turn an Alzheimer’s diagnosis into a personalized plan—preserving dignity, safety, and quality of life at every stage.

Read the full column 📷
https://www.mcknightsseniorliving.com/home/columns/marketplace-columns/why-placement-matters-in-alzheimers-care-providers-help-turn-a-diagnosis-into-a-plan/