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Another award win for Viamonte at Walnut Creek! Viamonte has received an Award of Merit for Residential/Hospitality – Northern California as part of Engineering News-Record (ENR) California’s Annual Regional BestRead More

Happy CNA Week! During CNA Week, we recognize the important work of Certified Nursing Assistants, who provide hands-on care and compassion every day. Staff at The Sequoias San Francisco createdRead More

For the second time, Sequoia Living has been honored by the Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC) with a Gold Nugget Award for Viamonte at Walnut Creek. The award recognizes extraordinaryRead More

This Saturday, June 19 is Juneteenth, a 156-year-old holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and honors the resilience and achievements of Black people. Known also as Freedom Day, Juneteenth marks the historic day in 1865 when enslaved AfricanRead More

Today marks a milestone along California’s path to full reopening. Sequoia Living has come out the other side of this pandemic in good shape and we have much to celebrate.Read More

Happy Pride Month 2021! Each June, Pride events are held to around the world to celebrate the lives and contributions of LGBTQ+ individuals. Although San Francisco’s legendary Pride Parade is cancelled this year, SF Pride organizers are offering an excitingRead More

By Frank Mitchell, MSW Program Supervisor, San Francisco Senior Center The last 14 months of quarantine have challenged us all, and as we closed our doors at the Aquatic ParkRead More

In May, staff and residents at The Tamalpais sported their favorite Hawaiian attire in honor of Sequoia Spirit Day, which takes place the fourth Friday of each month. On eachRead More

Thank you, Sequoia Living nurses, for bringing your hearts and heads to everything you do to make Sequoia Strong! Being a nurse is a true superpower and you deserve toRead More

Earlier this spring, a team of plant-loving San Francisco Senior Center (SFSC) members celebrated their first in-person outing in a year! Fifteen members of SFSC’s Plant Chat group enjoyed aRead More