Progress Foundation-carroll House - Social Rehabilitation Facility in San Francisco, California
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Progress Foundation-carroll HouseSocial Rehabilitation Facility in San Francisco, California

73 Anderson Street, San Francisco, California 94110
FACILITY TYPE
Social Rehabilitation Facility
STARTING RATE
Contact for price
CAPACITY
6 Residents

About Progress Foundation-carroll House

You can find Progress Foundation-carroll House on Anderson Street in the city of San Francisco, where it serves as a small social rehabilitation facility for adults with mental health needs. Operated by Progress Foundation, this home has been licensed since 2006 and offers room for 6 residents. Bernal Heights Park is less than a quarter mile away from the property. Other nearby destinations include an El Chavo grocery store and a Walgreens pharmacy, which are both about half a mile away.

License Verification

Licensed
Type:SRF(SRF)
Number:389210025
Verified:Against California CDSS on Oct 2, 2026

License data from California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing

Progress Foundation-carroll House at a glance

Progress Foundation-carroll House is one of 18 social rehabilitation facilities listed in San Francisco.

It is licensed for 6 beds — a residential home rather than a community, against a San Francisco average of about 42.

State inspection record

California's licensing inspectors have visited Progress Foundation-carroll House 5 times, most recently on Aug 13, 2026. There are no complaints on record.

Licensed since
Jun 14, 2006
Last visit
Aug 13, 2026
Visits on record
5
Complaints
0

Citations: 1 Type A · 2 Type B (counted per visit)

What do these numbers mean?

Type A citations are for an immediate risk to residents' health, safety or rights. Type B citations are for something that could become one if it is not fixed.

The state counts citations per visit, so a follow-up visit can count the same citation again. The state publishes about five years of records.

Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing — checked Oct 2, 2026.

A local advisor reads every inspection and complaint report on Progress Foundation-carroll House and emails you a plain-English summary, usually within one business day.

Compare Progress Foundation-carroll House with the other social rehabilitation facilities in San Francisco by size, published price and state license.

Nearby Services & Attractions

Nearby Places

Everyday services recorded near this address include Bernal Heights Park (0.1 mi), Moki's Sushi & Pacific Grill (0.2 mi) and Bernal Heights Branch Library (0.2 mi). Distances are straight-line.

Place data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Frequently asked questions about Progress Foundation-carroll House

What type of care does Progress Foundation-carroll House provide?
Progress Foundation-carroll House is a social rehabilitation facility in San Francisco, California, licensed for 6 residents.
Where is Progress Foundation-carroll House located?
Progress Foundation-carroll House is at 73 Anderson Street, San Francisco, California 94110. It is near Bernal Heights Park.
When was Progress Foundation-carroll House last inspected?
California's Community Care Licensing Division last visited Progress Foundation-carroll House on Aug 13, 2026.
Has Progress Foundation-carroll House had any citations?
As the state tallies them (per visit, so a follow-up visit can count a citation again), Progress Foundation-carroll House's public record lists 1 Type A and 2 Type B citations. The full inspection report, free from a local advisor, explains each one.
Who operates Progress Foundation-carroll House?
The state license for Progress Foundation-carroll House is held by Progress Foundation, first licensed on Jun 14, 2006.
Who can live at Progress Foundation-carroll House?
The state licenses Progress Foundation-carroll House to serve adults with mental health needs. Its license notes: "Ages 18 and over - abulatory only."

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