The Ivy At Golden Gate

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arthurbretschneiderimac: Oops.

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Christine Healy: Alright! We're here, Arthur. Good morning. Hi, Christine, how are you? I'm good. I'm really glad to get some time with you today. I wanna ask you about one of the communities in your area in the San Francisco area. But before we get there I'd love for you to share a little bit about your background. And what you do?

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arthurbretschneiderimac: Yeah, sure. So I've been in the senior living industry for about 20 years. My family started building and operating retirement homes. Back in the 1950 s, so we've we've been at it for quite a few years as a family. I've also personally helped. You know, probably hundreds of families at this point find senior living communities. And of course, here at Senior leop. Thousands of families. Find great options every year.

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Christine Healy: Okay, so I feel like we've come to the right place for anything relating to senior living. You're clearly an expert so I'm gonna throw a community at you. I don't know if you know this one, but it is called the Iva Golden Gate.

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arthurbretschneiderimac: I do. I know it. Well, yeah, absolutely so. The ivy at Golden Gate. It's on Nineteenth Avenue, so sort of in the sunset area in San Francisco. It used to actually be an old children's hospital, and this beautiful brick building that they renovated you know, probably about 20 years ago. Into senior housing. It is, a lovely, a lovely community. It offers sort of all levels of care. So they've got.

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arthurbretschneiderimac: you know, great apartments for independent living. Folks who just are looking for a little bit of you know, kind of kind of downsize where they are now, and have a little bit of supervision. Sort of have an easier life with meals sort of prepared, and that sort of thing housekeeping. And then, of course they have assisted living as well. So that's, you know, help with activities of daily living and those sorts of things. And then they they also have a memory care wing.

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arthurbretschneiderimac: where they're caring for folks who have alzheimer's and other dementias

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Christine Healy: and so this community has been around for 20 years. So I assume it's it's got a pretty stable reputation.

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arthurbretschneiderimac: Yeah, absolutely. So currently, it's it's it's being managed by Oakmont Senior living under their Iv brand. You know a lot of the team members have been there for many, many years a lot of longevity on that team. And always has. You know that that community in San Francisco has just always had a really really strong reputation, you know, personally, on my list, it's always one of the ones that I recommend

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arthurbretschneiderimac: to folks when they're when they're looking in San Francisco on the price side. It can be a little bit expensive. It's certainly not the most expensive community in San Francisco. But it is. It is on the pricier side. You're you know, you're looking, you know, 8, 9, $10,000 a month, most likely. For for, you know, for for room and board there. And what else can I share about this community.

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Christine Healy: they're mostly in California. And I think of them as kind of a higher end provider. Is that right?

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arthurbretschneiderimac: Yeah, they tend to operate larger communities that provide sort of that continuum of care that this this property offers. So independent living, assisted living memory care. It's a pretty, it's pretty common. They're usually operating larger communities as well. And so, yeah, this is sort of their sweet spot out here. And they have they actually operate another property in San Francisco. In Pacific heights. So they do have a, you know, pretty good presence here.

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arthurbretschneiderimac: Great! Well, thanks. So much for the Intel.