
IOA’s Community Living Fund is a short-term, intensive care management program designed to helps lower-income San Francisco County residents transition out of hospitals and care facilities so they can live independently. The CLF helps aging adults and people living with disabilities transition out of care facilities if they do not belong there, or do not wish to be there.
CLF assists individuals by connecting them to medical and psychosocial services that will support independent living. We serve as the guiding hand within an extended network of programs and services, helping individuals find secure living arrangements, connecting them to medical and psychosocial services to support independent living and helping them manage their care.
IOA’s Community Living Fund also advocates for individuals who are willing and able to continue living in the community, but who are at risk of institutionalization. Our staff works to ensure that individuals are connected to all available community resources, stable housing, and appropriate healthcare services to support their ability to continue living at home safely…including proper medical equipment.
Potential clients must first undergo an eligibility screening process through the City of San Francisco’s Department of Disability and Aging Services. Afterwards, our care managers will assess client’s needs, develop a service plan, and then work to maintain or return them to a safe, stable, independent way of life.
This program serving the community is funded by the City of San Francisco’s Department of Disability and Aging Services.
Talking to a loved one about in-home care can be emotional—especially if they feel resistant or unsure.
In this Compassionate Care Tips video, Reed and Alex share ways to ease that conversation:
✔️ Listen and validate their concerns
✔️ Use gentler language—“helper” or “assistant” instead of “caregiver”
✔️ Reframe the need: “ I could really use the extra support”
You’re not alone in this. The right words—and the right care—can make all the difference.
Learn more by clicking the link in our bio!
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Choosing home care is about more than services—it’s about connection.
At Institute on Aging Home Care, we believe that finding the right caregiver match is just as important as choosing the right type of care. It’s about trust, comfort, and care that feels personal.
💙 Learn how to find the right fit for your family. Click the link in our bio to read more!
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No two aging journeys look the same—your care plan shouldn`t either.
At Institute on Aging, we offer personalized care coordination for everything from daily tasks to memory support and advanced needs.
Call IOA CONNECT at 415-750-4111 or learn more by clicking the link in our bio!
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“The golden years aren’t always golden.”
After 60 years of marriage, Gary faced one of life’s hardest chapters—his wife’s dementia diagnosis. But he found hope, patience, and support through Institute on Aging’s Caregiver Coaching.
💙 Hear Gary’s story—and remember, you don’t have to face this alone.
Read the full blog by clicking the link in our bio!
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Institute on Aging (IOA) CONNECT is your direct line to us and the starting point for help with your concerns about the needs of older adults and adults with disabilities. IOA CONNECT links you with our services, as well as community services available. Reach out to connect with us.
Phone: (415) 750 – 4111 | Fax: (415) 750 – 5338
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