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Welcome to The Stegner
Registry information page. The Stegner Registry is a Senior Residential
Registry that was started in 1990 by Mary K. Stegner, a psychologist
and college professor, and Donna O'Neil, a social worker for over
30 years in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Registry's mission
is to assist seniors and their families who are considering residential
living options in San Francisco, San Mateo, Marin and Alameda Counties.
The Registry is dedicated to helping them select the most suitable
assisted living community for their needs.
Our service is free.
The Stegner Registry has
compiled in-depth information regarding Residential
Care Facilities for the Elderly, Assisted
Living Facilities, Senior
Residential Hotels, Retirement
Communities, Senior
Condo buy-ins , Continuing
Care Communities and Life
Care Communities .
We do not refer to Skilled
Nursing Facilities, Government Subsidized Senior Housing or
Real Estate and Rental property offered to the General Public.
To contact the Registry
regarding residential living options for yourself or a family
member, you may utilize one of the following methods:
| Telephone
Numbers: |
415-775-4508
650-365-1884
510-644-4427 |
| Fax
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650-369-5776 |
| E-mail
Address: |
MKStegner@aol.com |
| Address: |
The Stegner
Registry
P.O. Box 2413
Redwood City, CA 94064
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The Placement Process:
There are over 600 Licensed
Senior Residential Communities in this four county area; but in
all likelihood only a handful would be appropriate for your needs.
To help you find the most compatible assisted living community, the
Registry evaluates the following before offering options:
Your physical, functional,
psychological and social needs.
Your financial circumstances.
Your geographical preferences.
Your compatibility with a facility's current residential population.
You are then offered a manageable
number of choices to visit and consider. All final choices and determinations
are between you and the senior residential community.
The Personal Assessment:
The most satisfactory assessment is a face to face meeting with one of
our professional staff. A personal assessment usually takes about
an hour and consists of interviewing the elder who is seeking placement.
If this is not convenient for the elder or the family, relevant information
can be obtained by a phone interview. For seniors who are in the
hospital or who are presently working with another professional,
such as a conservator or
a care manager,
we will accept an assessment by phone or by mail. For elders outside
the Bay Area an assessment can be provided by a responsible party.
There is no charge for information or referrals to the elder. However,
there is an hourly charge if a written assessment is requested.
Residential
Communities in The Stegner Registry:
The Stegner Registry
has evaluated each residential community listed in the Registry. The
California State Department of Social Services, Department of Community
Care Licensing, inspects and licenses senior residential communities
offering any degree of personal care and supervision. Prior to accepting
any elder community into the Registry, the licensing records are reviewed.
If the license is current and the review is satisfactory we personally
do an on-site visit. The physical plant, the location, the accommodations,
the services they offer, the staffing ratio, the monthly fees and any
special skills of the staff are considered. The registry profiles the
current residents so that future referrals will be compatible with
the population. Before referring any resident this compatibility profile
is updated. A regular on-site evaluation of the facilities plus reviewing
their latest state evaluation is completed to assure that the high
standards are maintained.
The
Stegner Registry Founder:
Mary K. Stegner is a credentialed college professor in psychology and
counseling. She has taught in Community College Districts for over 25
years. Prior to moving to California, she developed a Human Services
curriculum for the University of Kentucky. She is also a consultant for
Senior and Adult Residential Communities and develops Behavioral Modification
programs for the developmentally disabled and seniors with behavioral
problems. She evaluates elders' level of competency for the legal community.
Mary K. is a state licensed vendor and conducts continuing education
classes for residential care administrators and staff.
Mary K. also is a member
of CASE (coalition of agencies serving the elderly) in San Francisco,
The Better Business Bureau, American Society on Aging, Bay Area Regional
Council San Mateo, Tri-City Coalition and Elder Care Network of San
Francisco and San Mateo.
The
Stegner Registry P.O. Box 2413, Redwood City, CA 94064
(415) 775-4508, (650) 365-1884, (510) 644-4427
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