Founded in 1991, Asian Network provides culturally sensitive end of life care and home health to the Asian community in the greater Bay Area. There is a great need for access to health care within the Asian community and we strive to overcome the barriers such as language, with an emphasis on respect of cultural differences and traditions.
Our multilingual and multicultural licensed professional team comprises of the most skilled and talented registered nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, medical social workers and home health aides to serve people of all ethnic backgrounds in several counties: Alameda, San Francisco, Santa Clara and Contra Costa.
Our multilingual and multicultural licensed professional team comprises of the most skilled and talented registered nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, medical social workers and home health aides to serve people of all ethnic backgrounds in several counties: Alameda, San Francisco, Santa Clara and Contra Costa.
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Asian Network has provided culturally sensitive home health and end of life care to the East Bay Asian population since 1991. We are licensed by the State of California and Medicare. Our dedicated team includes nurses, physical, occupational, and speech therapists, medical social workers, aides, dietitians, and wound care specialists.
Asian Network Pacific Home Care, one of the Top 500 Home Health Agencies in the United States (Home Health Elite 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012), Best of the Bay Home Care KRON TV, and Asian Network Hospice is offering part-time and full-time registered nurse case manager positions.
We are seeking RNs with a minimum of 1-2 years acute care experience with a BS in Nursing or higher, strong clinical skills and a commitment to quality care to make home visits.Current openings are available in San Francisco and Alameda, Santa Clara and Contra Costa Counties. You must possess excellent communication skills and clinical skills, being bilingual in Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Tagalog is a plus but not a requirement.
We are seeking RNs with a minimum of 1-2 years acute care experience with a BS in Nursing or higher, strong clinical skills and a commitment to quality care to make home visits.Current openings are available in San Francisco and Alameda, Santa Clara and Contra Costa Counties. You must possess excellent communication skills and clinical skills, being bilingual in Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Tagalog is a plus but not a requirement.
Reviews (12)
Marilyn N.
Apr 30, 2021
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Lily H.
Feb 29, 2020
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My stepdad qian is currently at his late stage cancer. the doctors, nurses, social workers and etc has helped us a lot through this hard time. very excellent service. their whole medical team is really professional when it comes to taking care of him. also have a really fast response time. we are really thankful for this service.
William K.
Jan 19, 2020
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My Mom was 94 when she passed away last October in Orinda, CA. We were very grateful to Asian Network Hospice for taking such excellent care of her. They sent nurses and even a physician to visit her. They sent home help workers to bathe her and social worker to make sure she got proper care. They definitely assembled a team of fine health care professionals. My mom passed away comfortably in her own apartment and that was what she wanted. Asian Network made that possible and I am happy to express my thanks to them.
Linda H.
Nov 10, 2019
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When my mom's oncologist placed her under hospice service, we went with Asian Network (AN) as they have staff and nurses that can speak to my mom in Mandarin. However, in just a few short days we found ourselves very very unhappy with their service.
Numerous issues included (but not limited to):
- My mom wanted to spend her remaining days at the assisted living facility that has been her home for the past 8 years. We notice that every time the AN nurse went to check on my mom, she would constantly yell at and berate the staff there. This was the total opposite of the purpose of hospice
Numerous issues included (but not limited to):
- My mom wanted to spend her remaining days at the assisted living facility that has been her home for the past 8 years. We notice that every time the AN nurse went to check on my mom, she would constantly yell at and berate the staff there. This was the total opposite of the purpose of hospice
Chiara T.
Nov 03, 2019
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Spoke with a hospice rep named Chris to inform him about a concern about a resident at my place of work.at first I made a mistake and switched her last name with her first name and I heard his remark saying " cmon what is it" I said excuse me and apologized and continued on. He had an annoyed tone when he said he didn't have any patient with that name, I tried asking if he can try a different and also if he cannot talk to me in that tone because I felt uncomfortable and that he is giving me the worst service. He said he wants to talk to a nurse or a director and I told him we do
Nikole H.
May 23, 2019
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Amber X.
Mar 02, 2019
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My mom and I worked together with Asian network when my dad was not longer able to receive treatment. It was a big relieve for us when Asian network starting to help us since we have no idea what's coming and how to prepare. Everyone we worked with has a warm heart and they make you feel they truly cared about you! I felt very lucky that we have their support and work with them till the end. Thank you so much, we are forever grateful!
Elaine C.
Mar 14, 2018
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I am SO grateful to Asian Network. I can't think of a better agency to have managed my grandmother's hospice care. Having Chinese language staff was incredibly valuable to my grandma. The staff are very caring, including Franklin the social worker, Ahn the spiritual advisor, Tianlong, the nurse, and Irene the CNA. I felt so well supported by everyone in the organization, including those who directed calls to nursing staff and I'm sure those behind the scenes help make the organization provide excellent service. I was really impressed by the amount of attention my grandma received
B. C.
Jun 13, 2016
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I want to especially thank Jin Yan the registered nurse who provided exceptional care for my 90-yr dad. At times my dad can be stubborn, ornery and impatient, yet Jin was able to treat him in a respectful, considerate and attentive manner eventually making my dad welcome his bi-weekly visits. Jin was conscientious, punctual and very accommodating. He was extremely knowledgeable and gave precise care instructions on my dad's staph infection, digestive issues and circulation problems. He had no qualms on contacting Dr. Louis, my dad's primary care physician, on any follow up issues
Ivy S.
Aug 17, 2015
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My father has COPT stage 4 which means he has to use OXgen tank all the time, thanks for Asian Network service support, they help us to understand more about my father's needs, I would especially send my thank you to nurse Jolene, she is very caring and she push us to send my father to ER which save my father's life, they also has very nice social work and explain to us how to apply other benefits which my father eligible, the physical therapy Soomi is very courage to my father, since my father do not speak English and they can communicate use hand language, I am very appreciate they
Alex Y.
Apr 11, 2015
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My girlfriends grandpa is being served by asian network hospice. His nurse is very nice and the intake dept gave great service and connection to the nurse. Since there is a language barrier between the grandpa, anna found a nurse that spoke the specific language and shared the specific culture. Really good coordination service!
Dianne L.
Feb 24, 2012
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This network of physical therapists and RNs comes to your home post-surgery,. I had a hip replacement and they came one or two times a week til I was ready for outpatient PT. I was so impressed with them that I decided to go to their outpatient PT center in Oakland even though I am not Asian and don't speak an Asian language. They are so knowledgeable and took such good care of me. I would recommend them for anyone with insurance coverage. (I have not yet gone to their outpatient PT center, but many of the same people are there.)
