FRIENDSHIP FOUNDATION FACILITY LIST
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Chapparal House |
Intermediate care facility |
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Summit Hospital South |
Hospital based skilled nursing facility |
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The Berkshire |
Alzheimer, Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living |
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Therapeutic Nursery School |
Day program for children |
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Children's Hospital |
Rehabilitation and Acute Care |
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Piedmont Gardens |
Independent Living, Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing |
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Lincoln Child Center |
Children with behaviorial and emotional issues |
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Wagner Ranch Elementary School |
Children with disabilities (ages 6-11) |
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Contra Costa County Jewish Community Center |
Alzheimer Day Respite |
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Orinda Convalescent |
Convalescent care |
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Salem Lutheran Home |
Alzheimer, Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living |
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Summit Hospital |
Hospital |
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Valley View Lodge |
Assisted Living |
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Wagner Ranch Elementary School |
Children with disabilities (ages 6-11) |
FACILITY DEFINITIONS
Independent Living, Retirement Communities: Designed for those who are totally independent (or nearly so).
Assisted Living: Accommodates older adults who do no have extensive medical care needs but require assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, eating and medications.
Intermediate Care Facility: For those who are not bed bound, and can move about the facility under their own initiative, even with a wheelchair. They may be incontinent and require intermittent nursing services.
Skilled Nursing Facility: For patient who needs 24-hour nursing supervision, many of whom are confined to bed for some portion of the day or who are incontinent. SNF's are sometimes referred to as "Convalescent Hospitals", although most SNF's offer a rehabilitation component, which means that some residents are there to recover from surgery and need extra therapy before returning to their own homes.
Alzheimer and Dementia Care: These facilities can be either Day Care, where participants attend daily or a few days a week for a set number of hours, or residential where the patients actually live at the facility. Participants are at different levels of dementia, some more severe than others. The programs provide families and caregivers of those afflicted with these devastating diseases a safe place to take them when they need a break from managing daily care.
Children with Disabilities: These children have developmental disabilities, cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, communication disorders, learning disabilities, autism and other behavioral issues that impact social relationships.
Chronic/Acute/Sub-Acute Psychiatric Treatment Centers - Psychiatric Treatment centers for adults with various degrees of psychiatric problems: chronic (long-term and persistent), acute (extreme) and sub-acute (less extreme) psychiatric disorders.