One Avalon Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94112
220 beds • Est. 2020 (6 years) • Get directions
Since 2021, state inspectors have cited Lynne & Roy M Frank Residences 8 times (2 serious, 6 minor) and confirmed 7 complaints across 27 visits. Most of the complaints investigated over that period were not supported by the evidence. Among the confirmed findings: in 2022, inspectors found that two memory care residents were left without visual supervision when a caregiver moved to a nearby kitchen separated by a wall and then left the room. In 2023, inspectors confirmed that a resident had been admitted to the secured memory care unit without providing her verbal or written consent to that placement. In 2024, records showed that two caregivers lacked the required hours of initial dementia training, and one had only 5.5 of the required hours of annual continuing training.
From ~5 years of state inspection records, as of October 2026. How the score works · Report a data error
Lynne & Roy M Frank Residences is a 220-bed assisted living community in San Francisco, operated as part of the Jewish Home San Francisco nonprofit system. As one of the largest residential care facilities in the city, it draws on decades of nonprofit senior care experience.
The urban San Francisco setting provides access to cultural institutions, medical centers, and public transit, though it also comes with the realities of city living.
Solid safety record
A mostly clean inspection record: 2 serious and 6 minor citations across 27 state inspections, with 7 verified complaints. Nothing here stands out as a red flag, though it's still worth asking how any past issues were resolved.
Exos-powered wellness program
Wellness programming is built on Exos, the science-driven performance company behind Google and Facebook campuses, with personalized fitness, nutrition, and wellness profiles for each resident.
9-acre pet-friendly campus
The campus spans 9 acres in San Francisco with gardens, a dog park, bocce ball court, and therapeutic pool. Rare at this scale within the city.
Professional-grade performance space
A dedicated on-site performance center hosts live concerts, music, and spoken word events.
On-campus skilled nursing and rehab
Residents have preferred access to skilled nursing and rehabilitation on the same campus, avoiding transfers if care needs escalate.
220-bed scale
One of San Francisco's larger assisted living communities. Families who prefer a smaller, more intimate setting should weigh this.
Jewish-affiliated campus
Part of the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living, guided by Jewish values. Confirm cultural and program fit during a visit.
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One Avalon Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94112
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