PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER
PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER holds a 5 out of 5 star CMS overall rating, above the California average of 3.1, as a nursing home in San Francisco, California, with no deficiency records for it in the current CMS extract.
nursing home in San Francisco, California
2707 PINE STREETRatings
CMS 5/5 stars
- Health inspections: 4/5
- Staffing: 4/5
- Quality measures: 5/5
Estimated cost
Estimated $5,200–$8,500/month
About PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER
PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER is a for profit - limited liability company nursing home in San Francisco, California.
Medicare rates it 5 out of 5 stars overall, above the San Francisco average of 4.4, above the California average of 3.1.
Its strongest reported domain is quality measures at 5 out of 5, and its weakest is staffing at 4 out of 5.
How to read PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER's star rating
The CMS overall star rating for PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER is a composite of three separately measured domains: health inspection results from state survey teams, staffing levels reported through payroll-based journal data, and clinical quality measures drawn from resident assessments and Medicare claims. A 5-star overall rating means PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER sits in the upper tier of rated providers nationally, though a strong overall score can still hide a weaker individual domain.
For PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER, CMS currently publishes 4 out of 5 for health inspections, 4 out of 5 for staffing, 5 out of 5 for quality measures. Health inspection scores are graded on a curve within each state, so this facility's inspection score is a ranking against other California providers rather than an absolute measure. Staffing scores reflect reported nurse hours per resident day, and quality-measure scores reflect resident outcomes such as falls, pressure ulcers and hospital readmissions.
In local context: 17 rated facilities in San Francisco average 4.4 out of 5, and the California average is 3.1. PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER rates 5 out of 5, above that benchmark. Comparing a facility against its own local market matters because inspection severity, Medicaid reimbursement rates and staffing supply all vary sharply by state.
What PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER's inspection record shows
No deficiency citations for PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER appear in the CMS extract this page is built from. That reflects the records CMS has published for this provider, not an inspection performed by Clear Care Connect, and the federal extract can lag a state survey by several months.
Before you rely on a clean record, ask PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER for the date of its most recent standard survey and for its current CMS Form 2567. Also ask the California survey agency whether any complaint investigations are open, as complaint surveys are logged separately from the standard annual survey cycle.
What nursing home costs near San Francisco, California
California nursing home typically runs $5,200 to $8,500 per month, a midpoint of roughly $6,850 — about $82,200 a year. This is a state-level market estimate from published rate data for this care type, not a quote from PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER, and it is the single figure on this page that is modelled rather than reported.
Actual pricing at PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER depends on room type, whether the community charges a flat all-inclusive rate or a base rate plus tiered care levels, and one-time community or entrance fees. For skilled nursing, Medicare may cover a limited post-hospital stay in full for the first 20 days and partially through day 100 when the stay qualifies; long-term custodial care is generally paid privately or through Medicaid once assets are spent down.
When you call PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER, ask for the total monthly figure at the care level being recommended — not the base rate — plus the schedule of annual increases over the last three years and what triggers a move to a higher care tier.
Questions to ask PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER on a tour
These are drawn from what this facility's own record does and does not tell you. Bring them to the tour and write down the answers — comparing written answers across two or three San Francisco providers is more revealing than any single visit.
- Your CMS overall rating is 5 out of 5 — what changed at the most recent survey, and what are you doing differently now?
- CMS reports 4 out of 5 for health inspections here — how is that being addressed?
- What is the current nurse and aide staffing ratio on days, evenings, nights and weekends, and what is your annual staff turnover?
- What is the all-in monthly cost for the care level you would place my family member in, and what triggers an increase?
- How are medication changes, falls and hospital transfers communicated to family, and how quickly?
- Can we visit unannounced at a mealtime and on a weekend before deciding?
How to verify this information about PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER
Everything on this page comes from public records, and you can check each figure at its source. CMS publishes provider ratings, staffing and inspection data through its Provider Data Catalog and Medicare Care Compare; the California licensing and survey agency holds the state licence file, complaint investigations and any enforcement actions for PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER; and your local Area Agency on Aging can tell you about waiver programs and ombudsman support in San Francisco.
Long-term care ombudsman programs are free and independent, and an ombudsman who covers San Francisco will often know a facility's recent staffing and complaint history in more current detail than any published dataset. Clear Care Connect does not inspect, endorse or rank facilities for payment, and does not accept payment from providers to change what a page says.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER — questions families ask
How does Medicare rate PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER?
PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER holds a CMS overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars, above the California average of 3.1.
How does PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER compare to other San Francisco facilities?
Across 17 rated facilities in San Francisco, the average CMS overall rating is 4.4 out of 5. PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER rates 5 out of 5, above that local average.
What are PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER's CMS domain scores?
CMS reports health inspections 4 out of 5, staffing 4 out of 5, quality measures 5 out of 5 for PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER.
Who operates PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER?
PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER is operated as a for profit - limited liability company nursing home.
What does nursing home cost near San Francisco, California?
California nursing home typically runs $5,200–$8,500 per month. This is a state-level estimate, not a quote from PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER — pricing varies by care level and room type.
Where is PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER located?
PACIFIC HEIGHTS TRANSITIONAL CARE CENTER is at 2707 PINE STREET. You can reach the facility directly at 4155637600.
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Where this data comes from
- CMS star ratings, health inspection, staffing and quality scores — Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Provider Data Catalog (CMS certification number 056176).
- Estimated monthly cost — Clear Care Connect state-level cost model, derived from published market rates for this care type and state. Estimates are not quotes.
No CMS inspection survey date or data-refresh timestamp is on record for this facility yet, so this page states no data date. Government inspection data is republished by CMS on its own schedule — always confirm directly with the provider.