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Ayres Residential Care Home: Westwood
10862 Wellworth Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024
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Located on a hilly coastal plain in Southern California, Los Angeles offers views of the Santa Monica and San Gabriel Mountains and contains 127 assisted living facilities. These facilities...
typically charge around $5,748 per month in 2024, which falls hundreds of dollars below the California median of $6,250.
This guide includes 2495 reviews reviews of assisted living communities in the Los Angeles region, giving you a closer look at the quality of care they provide. Overall, local facilities garner a consumer satisfaction score of 4.3 out of 5 stars stars.
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The Palisades Villa
16629 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90272
"Located in Pacific Palisades, California, The Palisades Villa is a residential care home committed to serving the needs of seniors in Los An..."
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Raya's Paradise Residential Care Communities
1533 N. Stanley Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90046
"Rayas Paradise Residential Care Communities is a group of six residential care facilities in Los Angeles and West Hollywood licensed by the ..."
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Bel Air Manor
1024 N Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049
"Bell Air is a Congregate type facility. Which is a small private sub-acute facility. At this facility we have 12 Beds total. Types of patien..."
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Westwood Manor
1539 Midvale Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024
"Westwood Manor is an assisted living facility. We provide a higher level of service for the elderly which can include preparing meals, house..."
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Raya's Paradise Residential Care Communities
341 N. La Jolla Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90048
"Rayas Paradise Residential Care Communities is a group of six residential care facilities in Los Angeles and West Hollywood licensed by the ..."
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The Leonard on Beverly
8070 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048
"Begin your journey of well-being at The Leonard on Beverly, a full-service Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Support community..."
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Aurora Senior Living
15918 Napa St, Los Angeles, CA 91343
"At Aurora Senior Living, we take pride in offering a distinctive boarding care experience rooted in a rich history of providing unparalleled..."
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Raya's Paradise Residential Care Communities
852 N. Sierra Bonita Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
"Rayas Paradise Residential Care Communities is a group of six residential care facilities in Los Angeles and West Hollywood licensed by the ..."
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Charnock East
11365 Charnock Road, Los Angeles, CA 90066
"Discover a whole new retirement lifestyle at West L.A.Homes, Charnock East Home We're committed to a positive environment, fulfilling acti..."
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Kingsley Manor
1055 North Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90029
4.2
(16 reviews)
"My mother has been a resident here in Kingsley Manor for almost a year. It took two years of searching for the best senior residence for my mom, but we're glad we didn't settle for any less. Kingsley Manor is a prime example of when beauty, intellige..."
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Nazareth House
3333 Manning Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90064
4.8
(6 reviews)
"The rooms at Nazareth House were not as nice as my friend's apartment, but they were acceptable. Some were better than others, but you pay more for the bigger rooms. They did have activities. They have outings, and they have the dining room. They wou..."
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St. John of God Retirement & Care Center
2468 South St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles, CA 90018
4.4
(9 reviews)
"St. John of God Retirement & Care Center is a good community. The staff works with the residents and with their families. They're very friendly, and sweet, and they keep me updated on different things about my mother. They have activity rooms and the..."
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Royal Bellingham Luxury Retire
12229 Chandler Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 91607
4.5
(7 reviews)
"We went to see Royal Bellingham Luxury Retire. It's assisted living, and the tour was very good. I was very happy with everything, like the services. The facilities are in very good condition and it is very clean. It's a very pleasant environment. T..."
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Garden Crest Assisted Living Facility
909 Lucile Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90026
4.1
(9 reviews)
"The two people I met at Garden Crest Assisted Living Facility were nice. Everybody was having lunch at the time in one big room. There's a pretty view. I think you would have to share a bedroom, and my cousin didn't want to do that, but it was OK...."
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Terraza of Cheviot Hills - CLOSED
3340 Shelby Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90034
4.4
(5 reviews)
"Rooms are spacious, clean , bright , huge closets, perfect size bathroom. The staff are great. Total interaction with residents. They’re patient & caring. Most of the staff have been working there for years. That in itself is saying a lot. .Activit..."
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Bentley Manor
3425 McLaughlin Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90066
3.8
(8 reviews)
"Bentley Manor by Serenity Care Health was clean. The people were very friendly. I visited the memory care and the staff was very thorough...."
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Parkview Manor
5055 Novgorod Street, Los Angeles, CA 90032
4.6
(3 reviews)
"My father is very happy here and always remarks about how well he is taken care of. He loves the food! There is plenty of space inside and out. The outside areas are well shaded and there is a selection of exercise equipment to keep in shape. The ow..."
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Primrose Senior Care Home
8107 De Soto Ave, Los Angeles, CA 91304
5.0
(2 reviews)
"My mom was a resident of Primrose 3. It was a home with a maximum of six residents. They had excellent caregivers and excellent care. My mother was there, and then she passed away. Overall, it was very good. We were very pleased with the care...."
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Miriam
4.0
Review of Villa Scalabrini
Villa Scalabrini was very nice. The staff members were very nice, very helpful, and very kind. The facility itself was very nice and very clean. However, there's a smell of old people.
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Ivonne
3.0
Review of Gardens at Northridge
Gardens at Northridge is outdated. I didn't like how it smelled. I didn't know what the menu looked like. I didn't talk to any other staff except for the executive director, and she was nice. Their...
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Reviewer#ET0301
5.0
Review of Northridge Valley Senior Living
I toured Northridge Valley Senior Living. It's an older facility, but they kept it up. The lobby is beautiful and open. When you walk in, you feel like you are in the lobby of a nice older hotel....
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The Cost of Assisted Living in Nearby Cities
The 2024 Genworth Cost of Care Survey indicates that Los Angeles seniors pay monthly assisted living fees of about $5,748. This rate falls roughly $500 below the state norm and trends lower than costs in many nearby cities. For example, rates in Santa Maria run around $750 higher, and in San Diego, seniors pay approximately $7,250. However, local rates exceed costs in Riverside, where facilities charge about $400 less.
Los Angeles
$5,748
California
$6,250
United States
$5,350
Riverside
$5,324
San Diego
$7,250
Oxnard
$5,800
Santa Maria
$6,500
How to Pay for Assisted Living in Los Angeles
- The cost of living in Los Angeles ranks 61.7% higher than the national average. However, health care and utility costs fall 10% and 6.3% below national standards, helping seniors save on certain expenses.
- Los Angeles houses several nationally ranked hospitals. UCLA Medical Center ranks as No. 4 in the country for geriatric care, while Keck Medicine of USC receives a Gold Plus ranking from the American Heart Association. Additionally, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center earned recognition as a top U.S. hospital for 9 consecutive years.
- California fully taxes retirement and pension income at some of the country's highest rates. However, the state doesn't tax Social Security benefits and offers a reduced tax rate of 3.5% for prescription and nonprescription drugs.
- Los Angeles experiences approximately 284 sunny days per year, with average temperatures ranging from 84 degrees Fahrenheit in July to 46 degrees in January. Due to its warm Mediterranean climate, the city receives zero annual snowfall and sporadic rain showers throughout the year.
- Los Angeles receives an above-average AARP livability index score of 53. The city's safe neighborhoods, high-quality health care and accessible transportation appeal to seniors in assisted living.
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Los Angeles
Seniors who need financial assistance to afford assisted living may find help through the Los Angeles County Housing Resource Center. Seniors may also qualify for the Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver Program, which provides assistance to those with limited financial means.
Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in California page.
Inflation's Impact on the Cost of Assisted Living in Los Angeles, CA
The cost of assisted living has gone up faster than usual over the last several years. In Los Angeles, the price is expected to rise between 2022 and 2024 from $5,621 a month to $6,632, an 18% increase. This is similar to the anticipated percentage increase nationally from $4,070 to $4,802. California's rates are expected to rise by 13%, or from $4,625 to $5,221, by 2024. Other California cities also going up by about 18% include Sacramento ($4,995-$5,893), San Francisco ($7,099-$8,375) and Fresno ($3,159-$3,727).
| Location | 2022 Cost (Historical) | 2023 Cost (Current) | 2024 Cost (Estimated) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | $5,621 | $6,158 | $6,632 |
| U.S. Average | $4,070 | $4,459 | $4,802 |
| California | $4,625 | $4,946 | $5,221 |
| Sacramento | $4,995 | $5,472 | $5,893 |
| San Francisco | $7,099 | $7,777 | $8,375 |
| Fresno | $3,159 | $3,461 | $3,727 |
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care
In Los Angeles, the standard monthly rate for assisted living settles near $5,748. Although they don't include housing, private alternatives such as in-home care and home health care tend to cost more at around $6,673. Nursing home costs run even higher at approximately $10,646, but adult day health facilities charge lower fees of roughly $1,690.
In-Home Care
$6,673
Home Health Care
$6,673
Adult Day Health Care
$1,690
Assisted Living Facility
$5,748
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
$10,646
Free and Low-Cost Resources for Seniors in Los Angeles,CA
There are many resources in Los Angeles,CA that assist seniors in their retirement. caring.com has compiled information on local organizations, programs and agencies and categorized them into care types for easy reference.
For information about statewide resources and those in nearby cities, go to Caring's California state page.
| Program Name | Phone Number | Description |
|---|---|---|
| The Central & South LA Aging Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) | 213-482-7252 | Through the California Department of Aging, the ADRC promotes healthy living for seniors through a comprehensive support system that reduces barriers preventing access to needed services. |
| Los Angeles County Aging & Disabilities Department | 800-510-2020 | The Los Angeles Aging & Disabilities Department serves as the county's Area Agency on Aging. It offers a variety of federal and state-funded programs, including senior nutrition and Medicare counseling. |
| Community-Based Adult Services (CBAS) - Los Angeles | 916-419-7500 | CBAS helps seniors find community-based services, such as personal care assistance, to maintain quality of life, reducing nursing home admissions. |
| General Relief Program - Los Angeles | 866-613-3777 | The Los Angeles General Relief Program provides emergency aid to local seniors meeting certain residency, age and income requirements. The program aims to prevent financial collapse and reduce homelessness. |
| Faith Tabernacle Church Los Angeles | 310-473-3135 | Faith Tabernacle Church Los Angeles runs a weekly food bank for seniors and other residents of West Los Angeles. The church hands out meat, fresh produce and nonperishables inside its Olympic Boulevard gate entrance every Sunday. |
| Meals on Wheels West Lost Angeles | 310-208-4028 | Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles delivers hot midday meals and prepared dinners to adults aged 60 and over who can't shop for or cook meals themselves. |
| Catholic Charities of Los Angeles Alleviate Hunger | 213-251-3400 | Catholic Charities of Los Angeles strives to minimize food insecurity for low-income individuals through its Alleviate Hunger program. Seniors can visit a designated food distribution site for groceries and prepared meals. |
| SOVA West Food Pantry | 818-988-7682 | The SOVA Community Food & Resource Program runs two food pantries for individuals earning at least 150% below the federal poverty level. From Sunday to Thursday, seniors can access free groceries and hygiene products. |
| Volunteer Center of San Gabriel Valley Meals on Wheels | 323-724-8580 | The VCSGV delivers low-cost meals to older adults in certain parts of San Gabriel. Seniors can order lunch, dinner or both during the week. |
| Los Angeles Regional Food Bank | 323-234-3030 | The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank distributes bulk food and related supplies to food pantries in south-central Los Angeles. The food bank provides nutritional support for seniors and other individuals facing food insecurity. |
| Bet Tzedek | 323-939-0506 | Bet Tzedek Legal Services employs licensed legal professionals who help seniors and families navigate issues such as California's power of attorney and guardianship laws and elder abuse. |
| The State Bar of California | 800-843-9053 | The State Bar of California funds and maintains a comprehensive database of local nonprofit legal agencies that provide free civil legal services to adults aged 60 and over. Seniors receive one-on-one assistance with issues such as public benefits. |
| Handyworker Program | 213-808-8803 | Through the Los Angeles Housing Department, the Handyworker Program provides funding to low-income homeowners or renters aged 62 and older for home repairs to enhance comfort and safety. |
| St. Barnabas Senior Services (SBSS) | 213-388-4444 | SBSS offers weekly meals, educational workshops, integrated care management and caregiver support to enrich the lives of seniors living in Los Angeles. The organization offers transportation to and from the center. |
| Purposeful Aging Los Angeles Initiative | 800-510-2020 | PALA implements community recommendations to expand resources for housing, mental health, nutrition and social participation, improving quality of life for seniors. |
| Ahmanson Senior Citizen Center | (213) 763-0118 | Ahmanson Senior Center offers classes and programming for active adults aged 55 and older. Options include fitness programs and entertainment opportunities. |
| Claude Pepper Senior Citizen Center | 310-559-9677 | The Claude Pepper Senior Citizen Center offers recreational activities and professional services, ranging from free tax preparation and fitness classes to social groups. |
| Older & Dependent Adult Services | 800-510-2020 | The Older & Dependent Adult Services division provides essential services, including meal delivery and a supportive services program, for adults aged 60 and older throughout Los Angeles County. |
| Alzheimer's Los Angeles | 844-435-7259 | Alzheimer's Los Angeles provides free care and support to seniors and their families throughout Los Angeles county. The organization runs memory loss conferences, fundraisers for Alzheimer's research and therapy groups to support seniors with cognitive impairments. |
| Jewish Family Services of Los Angeles | 877-275-4537 | Dedicated to improving quality of life for all seniors, Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles offers case management, health assessments and transportation to health-related services. |
| AmeriCorps Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) | 323-224-6510 | The RSVP program helps seniors give back to their community and improve their life skills through signature projects, board positions or pro bono programs. Volunteer opportunities range from distributing supplies at food banks to working at local libraries. |
| UCLA Alzheimer's Disease Research Center | 310-794-3665 | The UCLA ADRC offers clinical trials and research opportunities to help seniors with Alzheimer's and their families access innovative care, learn about new treatments and make long-term care decisions. |
| Los Angeles Social Security Offices | 800-772-1213 | Retirees and adults with disabilities can apply for monthly payments based on how much money they earned when they were working. |
| Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (PACE) Energy | 213-353-3982 | PACE energy offers utility assistance, weatherization services and other specialty programs to help low-income individuals and families facing energy-related financial crises. |
| West Los Angeles VA Medical Center | 310-478-3711 | The West Los Angeles VA Medical Center offers specialized services, including cancer treatment, dentistry and homelessness support, for veterans receiving VA health care benefits. |
Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Los Angeles
- The cost of living in Los Angeles is extremely high, more than 70% higher than the national average. However, health care costs are surprisingly low at 11% less than the national average. Health care is often a major expense for aging adults, so every bit helps.
- Health care options are abundant in Los Angeles, which is home to several nationally ranked hospitals. The top three facilities include UCLA Medical Center with 14 adult specialties and six children’s specialties nationally ranked, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center with 11 adult specialties nationally ranked and Keck Medical Center of USC with 12 adult specialties nationally ranked. UCLA Medical Center also came in fourth nationwide for geriatrics, while Cedars-Sinai and Keck ranked 10th and 11th, respectively.
- Retirees won’t pay income taxes on their Social Security benefits but will on most other forms of retirement income. However, the income tax rate is relatively low for middle- and low-income seniors.
- Sales taxes are above average in Los Angeles County at a combined rate of 9.5%, but seniors do get a break on everyday necessities. Groceries are exempt from state and county sales taxes, and the state taxes prescription drugs at a lower rate of 3.5%.
- Seniors couldn’t ask for more pleasant weather conditions than in Southern California. Los Angeles averages 284 sunny days a year, with an average high of 84 degrees in July and an average low of 46 degrees in January. Older adults won’t have to worry about temperature extremes, humidity or snow.
- Los Angeles has been part of the AARP Age-Friendly Network since February 2016. Although it gets a slightly below-average livability score at 49 compared to the national average of 50, this is primarily due to the low score of 22 for environmental issues such as air quality. However, it gets an above-average mark of 70 for its accessible neighborhoods and 64 for healthy behaviors.
Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Assisted Living Communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all Assisted Living facilities in California are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in California page for more information about these laws.
Assisted Living Services and Amenities in Los Angeles
Assisted living communities in Los Angeles offer various services and amenities to enhance quality of life, promote independence and ensure resident safety. Using a combination of personal care assistance, health-related services and social opportunities, these communities provide needed care while helping seniors maintain fulfilling lifestyles. Common services and amenities include:
- Personal care assistance: Trained staff helps with daily living activities, ranging from bathing and dressing to housekeeping and medication management, depending on each resident's personal needs.
- Fitness centers: Many facilities have an on-site fitness center, which helps residents access exercise classes, equipment and personal training sessions to maintain their physical health and overall well-being.
- Transportation: Scheduled transportation services help residents attend off-site appointments, run errands or enjoy community outings with peers. Some facilities also offer personal transportation as needed.
- Common areas: Shared spaces, such as lounges, outdoor courtyards and game rooms, provide opportunities for socialization and encourage resident engagement in community life.
- Emergency alert systems: Many facilities utilize emergency alert systems, offering 24-hour access to staff assistance for emergencies, including falls or medical-related issues.
Contact a Caring.com Family Advisor to explore specific amenities or services.
Frequently Asked Questions about Assisted Living in Los Angeles
References
- Caring.com proprietary data (2025). Caring.com.
- The Central & South LA Aging Disability Resource Connection (ADRC). aging.lacity.gov
- Los Angeles County Aging & Disabilities Department. locator.lacounty.gov
- Community-Based Adult Services (CBAS) - Los Angeles. aging.ca.gov
- General Relief Program - Los Angeles. dpss.lacounty.gov
- Faith Tabernacle Church Los Angeles. www.ftcla.org
