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Key information
Compassionate Community Care is a home care agency in San Francisco. It has been licensed since July 2024.
The nearest hospital, UCSF Langley Porter Psychiatric Hospital and Clinics is 0.4 miles away.
Care & pricing
Care available
- State license
- CA 384700049 · Active
Services
Details
Services
- State-licensed home care organization (California CDSS)
- Caregivers are registered home care aides with a state background check
- Caregivers screened for tuberculosis
- Caregivers complete state-required entry and annual training
- Medication management and reminders
- Non-medical care at home
Policies
- Carries liability insurance, workers' compensation and an employee dishonesty bond
Languages spoken
- Cantonese spoken
- English spoken
- Hindi spoken
- Japanese spoken
- Mandarin spoken
- Spanish Spoken
- Tagalog spoken
- Vietnamese spoken
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Reviews and listings
What families and listing sites say.
Ratings on other sites
- 5/5
Reviews
- Caring.com5/5
I am a current client of this provider
We are using Compassionate Community Care - San Francisco, CA for my husband. The executive director and the accountant are very honest, and they do great paperwork with the insurance company. They're really good at dealing with CalPERS long-term care, which is the long-term care insurance for state employees of California. CalPERS has millions of laws that it's very hard to comply with them. Compassionate Community Care is providing my husband with all self-care skills like toileting, bathing, medication reminders, dressing, and ambulation. The caregiver is fantastic. The first two caregivers, no, but the third caregiver is hardworking. It's a very difficult job, but he does the job. Billing and scheduling are perfect. The accountant does everything because to get paid by the long-term care insurance, everything has to have an invoice, everything has to have hours, and you have to prove that they have at least two daily living skills that they can't do. I have to keep records, but Compassionate Community Care managed to do the records electronically. It's a very hard job what they do. The caregivers have to be here, and they have to call in on my phone.
Read full reviewJun 30, 2023