Central Gardens Post Acute

Central Gardens Post Acute, located at 1355 Ellis Street in San Francisco, offers high-quality skilled nursing and post-acute rehabilitation services in the heart of the Western Addition — one of San Francisco's most historically rich and culturally diverse neighborhoods. Managed by PACS Group, a leading post-acute care operator known for its investment in clinical staffing and patient outcomes, Central Gardens is designed to support patients recovering from surgery, illness, or hospitalization as they work toward returning home. The Western Addition location places Central Gardens within walking distance of some of San Francisco's most beloved landmarks. The iconic Alamo Square Park, home to the famous Painted Ladies Victorian houses, is just a short distance away — providing a stunning backdrop and a beloved destination for family visits. The Fillmore District's renowned jazz heritage and eclectic mix of restaurants and shops along Fillmore Street offers visitors a wonderful array of dining and cultural options. Japantown, with its Peace Pagoda, Japan Center Mall, and rich culinary offerings, is just blocks to the north and provides culturally oriented dining options that many residents and families enjoy. For medical continuity, St. Mary's Medical Center on Stanyan Street and UCSF Medical Center at Parnassus are both easily accessible, ensuring that residents with complex medical needs have rapid access to acute hospital services. The Divisadero Street corridor, with its vibrant restaurant scene and neighborhood markets, provides family members with convenient options before and after visits. Under PACS Group's management, Central Gardens Post Acute maintains a strong emphasis on individualized therapy programs, dedicated interdisciplinary care teams, and transparent communication with families throughout the recovery journey. The facility's Western Addition location, accessible via multiple Muni lines, makes it convenient for families arriving from throughout San Francisco and the broader Bay Area.