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Kokoro Assisted Living Retirement Community

Kokoro Assisted Living stands out as an exceptional nonprofit community, offering both assisted and independent senior living experiences. It seamlessly combines elements of Japanese and American heritage, culture, and cuisine, creating a distinct ambiance through engaging activities, joyful celebrations, and delightful dining experiences. Kokoro prides itself on fostering a welcoming and nurturing environment, where residents feel a sense of independence and familiarity within their private apartments, while also receiving daily assistance as required. Situated in the vibrant heart of San Francisco, Kokoro enjoys a prime location just a short stroll away from Japantown, boasting many enticing stores, restaurants, and a wealth of exciting opportunities.

Website: kokoroassistedliving.org

Phone: (415) 776-8066

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Bush St and Laguna St

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  • Sat 7:30 AM - 7:30 PM

1881 Bush St San Francisco, CA 94109 ·2345.55 mi

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Shannon S. 09/02/26

Care, price, quality A+ The staff are dedicated, caring, and compassionate. I can't believe how fortunate we are to have found this place for a family member that can no longer live alone in S.F....

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Taylor S. 07/09/26

Kokoro is a very unique Japanese style community located in the middle of Japantown in San Francisco! The building is absolutely beautiful, and the staff are incredibly friendly.

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Jenny R. 04/23/25

Don't take your parent here. Price gouging and poor communications/operations. They send invoices late all the time and add in extra hidden charges. I ended up having to pay $3k additional one...

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Peter T. 02/22/24

Just had a interview with admissions staff . The facilities look very well cared for dining room is large and very well maintained. Admissions staff very well prepared and great presentation.. I...

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Hot Lunch Lad Y. 07/02/15

Due to heartbreaking medical reasons, we had to place an elderly loved one here in 2013. Sadly, this was not a voluntary placement (for her), but as moderate dementia was part of the diagnosis,...

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