10 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Los Angeles, CA
Seniors who receive care in Los Angeles are surrounded by gorgeous mountain scenery and lively hubs of history and culture. Los Angeles assisted living facilities enable seniors to remain as independent as they wish while receiving assistance with activities of daily living, like getting dressed and personal hygiene. Assisted living communities also provide a variety of activities that encourage residents to create new friendships and maintain an active lifestyle.
Many choices in Los Angeles await, from resort-style facilities in Beverly Hills to a variety of faith- and culture-based communities. With so many options available, deciding on a local assisted living community that’s right for you or the senior in your life can be challenging.
A Place for Mom can help you navigate your options for assisted living in Los Angeles. This comprehensive guide walks you through information on 80 assisted living communities in A Place for Mom’s network that are all within a 10-mile radius from Los Angeles’ city center. You’ll find helpful details on local assisted living costs, ways that seniors and their families pay for care, what local assisted living facilities offer, and how California licenses and regulates these facilities.
Los Angeles Assisted Living Facilities | 1860 Reviews
I can’t say enough great things about the staff at Sunrise Beverly Hills. It’s very clear to me and my mom that this is more than a job to them. They go above and beyond to assist her with any of her needs....
Nikkei Senior Gardens is an absolutely lovely facility! My mother is so happy to be staying at such a nice, peaceful place where the entire staff is very friendly, enthusiastic and always eager to help. As a...
I'm a fairly new resident at the Gardens and the transition was very smooth. [name removed], the marketing Director was magnificent, he made the impossible possible and it was very thorough. The community...
I moved my mother to Atria Tarzana two years ago after my father passed. We are both very happy with the services provided here. They offer transportation 7 days a week along with valet parking. The...
We are so thankful that we chose Solheim for our mother. The care and compassion they provide is amazing not only to mom, but the families too. Knowing that mom is being cared for as if she was a family...
Mom moved in to Hollywood Healthy Living a little over 9 months ago when her health was failing. She has received the very best, most respectful support and care through her Parkinson’s Disease and Dementia....
I am so glad that I found my new home here at Atria Park Pacific Palisades. Everything I have to say about Atria is positive, from the quality of the food to the quality of the staff. All of the residents...
It is clean and most of the staff are warm and friendly. They are short staffed and do not have enough people and time to care for someone with significant needs. We have had to bring in private care. Also,...
i’ve been here for 4 months and what I can tell you is that there are two things I enjoy here. One of them is going down to dinner time when I get time to sati down , have wonderful conversations with some...
I needed to find an assisted living community for my step-father that would allow for increased care as needed. I visited about ten area assisted living communities with a similar price range in the San...
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The people at The Lighthouse were caring and they really did try to make the community feel like a home environment. The staff members looked out for each other and for all of the residents, they really did...
Our mom had dementia issues when she started but the social network and regular healthy meals helped to improve her mental health. Regular exercises also helped. Being able to speak Japanese helped with...
More training in the quality of care area would be helpful, I think the facility may be understaffed also. However, overall I think Ivy Park at Studio City is a very good place for loved ones.
The food seems to be alright. The value for the money is okay. I picked this place because, it seems to be a clean, nice, and comfortable place.
It is a very nice place and that I would not mind staying there myself when the time comes. They have everything from independent living to full assisted care.Very well run. Staff did not appear to be...
What we like most about the Belmont Village Hollywood Hills community is the attentiveness and friendliness of the staff, the volume and quality of the activities, the cleanliness, the food. If I had to ...
A caring staff, clean environment, outdoor space for activities and entertainment, healthful nutrition......makes this facility a role model for other Board & Care homes. The directors of Sweet Home have...
They took EXCELLENT care of my mom. I had no complaints at all. I was pleased with the choice I made for mom. They kept her engaged for as long as possible, she was clean and well cared for. I looked at 3...
The Grandview community has fit our brothers needs to a T, it has been such a great experience. We would recommend this community to other families as long as it fit their loved ones needs and wishes.
Clean, secure and friendly memory care facility. Staff seemed to genuinely care for residents and tried to develop lasting relationships with them. Staff were always available to answer questions and...
My loved one really likes the food. We picked this community, because it seemed to be the cleanest,brightest, and newest facility. I also like the amentiies that are offered, and the food options. They give...
My friend went ahead and took a room at Vintage Westwood and she's been there about two months or so now. The care has been slightly problematic but I think that's just due to one individual. There are a lot...
It's a very nice place, Bentley Manor by Serenity Care Health. When I went to see a friend I'd met years earlier, I became aware of it. I was impressed by how well-kept it is and how welcoming the staff is....
I am writing this review for my Cousin who has been at Studio Royale about 4 1/2 years now. My Cousin had been in intensive care at Cedars for about two weeks and when she was ready to be discharged, she...
My loved one is a resident at Ardenville Home Care and everything has been great. They have great, attentive and generous staff. I would highly recommend Ardenville Home Care to others.
- What families are saying about assisted living in Los Angeles
- Costs of assisted living in the Los Angeles area
- How people pay for assisted living in Los Angeles
- Assisted living laws and regulations in Los Angeles, CA
- Get to know assisted living in Los Angeles
- What assisted living is like in Los Angeles
- Explore senior care with confidence
- Seniors’ guide to the city of Los Angeles
What families are saying about assisted living in Los Angeles
Recent reviews for assisted living in Los Angeles
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Costs of assisted living in the Los Angeles area
In Los Angeles, the average cost of assisted living is $6,300 per month, according to A Place for Mom’s proprietary data.[01] This is the average cost of what families paid between 2023-2024 for assisted living communities within our partner network. Therefore, the price is subject to change.
The amount you pay may vary depending on the floor plan, location, required level of care, and amenities offered. Typically, this average monthly cost includes rent, utilities, and additional add-on services and amenities, such as the following:
- Personal care services, such as assistance with daily living activities
- Three meals a day
- Weekly housekeeping and laundry
- Maintenance and landscaping
- Security systems
- Scheduled transportation
- Pet rent
- Organized activities and programs, such as fitness classes or interest clubs
- On-site amenities, including fitness centers, libraries, swimming pools, and more
How inflation has impacted the cost of assisted living in Los Angeles
Over the last few years, the cost of assisted living in Los Angeles has increased due to inflation. In 2021, the cost of assisted living was about $5,250 in the Los Angeles area.[02] Costs have grown by 18% to $6,300 in 2024, according to our proprietary data. The increasing rate is due to the number of seniors who need assisted living, the increased cost of providing quality care, and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
To help you compare costs near and around Los Angeles, the figures below represent the average monthly starting costs for assisted living in the area. Unlike the costs mentioned above, starting costs may not always reflect the complete cost of care and additional fees.
Average monthly cost of Assisted Living in Los Angeles, CA vs. nearby cities
Average monthly cost of Assisted Living in Los Angeles, CA vs. the state and national average
Average monthly cost of Assisted Living in Los Angeles vs. other types of senior living
Median monthly costs of Assisted Living in Los Angeles, CA by room type
Average cost of Assisted Living in Los Angeles over time
How people pay for assisted living in Los Angeles
Paying for assisted living out of pocket isn’t the only option for seniors and their families. While they may use personal assets such as savings and retirement accounts, there are also several state and federal programs available to eligible seniors that may help cover some costs. Browse private pay methods, a range of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits, and Medicare and Medi-Cal options available to seniors in Los Angeles.
Personal finances are one of the options seniors and their families can use to pay for assisted living in Los Angeles. These assets can include savings accounts, pensions, investment returns, and any of the following options:
Number of veterans living in Los Angeles as of 2022
About 53% of Los Angeles veterans are 65+
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers several benefits and programs designed for veteran seniors who live in a Los Angeles assisted living facility. Veterans also have access to a variety of local resources to help them save money.
Furthermore, A Place for Mom has joined forces with USAA to help veterans find and fund their senior living. Our advisors have also helped families secure more than $8 million annually in VA benefits.
Veteran support for Los Angeles seniors
Los Angeles County is home to Los Angeles Air Force Base (LAAFB), making it popular among military retirees. The county is home to almost 200,000 retirees and is known for offering many military resources — like the Los Angeles AFB Exchange and the Commissary. These resources help veterans save money on essentials like groceries, clothing, and more.
The city is also home to West Los Angeles VA Medical Center, where veterans can get specialized health care for their unique needs. Qualifying senior veterans and their spouses can use CalVet — California’s veteran services program — to enroll in a Veterans Benefit Enhancement Program (VBE). A VBE Program enables seniors to transition from California’s Medicaid program to VA health care. Switching to VA health care offers seniors with disabilities even more opportunities to access VA living assistance benefits.
Veterans benefits to pay for Los Angeles assisted living
Veterans and their spouses may qualify for a number of benefits. The VA’s Aid and Attendance benefit is especially helpful for senior veterans as it’s very generous and can be added to any existing VA Pension. These monthly payments can be used to cover assisted living costs or anything that improves a veteran’s quality of life.
Qualifying and applying for veterans benefits
If you’re unsure about your VA benefits eligibility or need help with the application process, we recommend connecting with a local expert. You can use CalVet’s service provider search to find a local veterans services office (VSO) in Los Angeles County or find a list of Los Angeles VSOs below. You can also reach out to the local VA office to speak to an expert who can connect you to the most relevant veterans support services — including the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, and Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing.
Resources for Los Angeles veterans
Bob Hope Patriotic Hall
1816 S. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Phone: 213-765-9681
Hours: Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Temple Street
351 E. Temple St., Rm B-307
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: 213-253-2677 Ext. 4605
West Los Angeles VA Medical Center
11301 Wilshire Blvd., Bldg 500
Los Angeles, CA 90073
Phone: 310-478-3711 Ext. 40074
Hours: Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Veterans Affairs (VA) Los Angeles Regional Office
1100 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90024
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles — Veterans Justice Center
1550 W. Eighth St.
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Phone: 800-399-4529
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Los Angeles County Military and Veterans Affairs (MVA)
1816 S. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Phone: 877-452-8387
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 8 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing Program
11301 Wilshire Blvd., Building 257
Los Angeles, CA 90073
Phone: 310-478-3711
Hours: 8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Veterans of Foreign Wars (or VFW) — 8310 U.S.S. Gudgeon Post
1006 W. Magnolia Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91506
Phone: 818-842-1739
Meets every first Thursday of the month at 7 p.m.
Disabled American Veterans (or DAV) — Los Angeles Chapter 5
11310 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Phone: 661-466-7811
Meets every third Thursday of the month at 12 p.m.
Medi-Cal is California’s Medicaid program for residents of low-income status. Medi-Cal doesn’t cover room and board at Los Angeles assisted living communities, but it does cover health care services such as medical appointments, rehabilitation, and hospital stays.
For Medi-Cal to cover health care costs within a Los Angeles assisted living facility, a senior must qualify for the Medicaid program and apply for the Assisted Living Waiver (also known as ALW). ALW is a home and community based services waiver that helps seniors receive care in an assisted living community rather than in a hospital or a skilled nursing facility.
Seniors in Los Angeles can also access Covered California, an online health care portal that offers both Medi-Cal and full coverage health care plans. The Covered California application and the Medi-Cal application are one and the same, so seniors of low-income status can apply through this portal to see if they qualify for Medi-Cal.
Where and how to apply for Medi-Cal
In the resources section below, you’ll find links to online Medi-Cal applications, application assistance contact information, and an enrollment center search to help you find a certified enroller near you.
Additionally, you can also contact your local long-term care ombudsman by using the county search tool. Long-term care ombudsmen advocate for seniors’ rights in assisted living, help seniors with issues regarding care quality, and help them apply for Medi-Cal benefits. Los Angeles also has an Aging and Disability Resource Connection office where seniors can receive additional help with these benefits.
Los Angeles resident Medi-Cal resources
Apply for Medi-Cal through Covered California
Phone: 800-300-1506
Apply for Medi-Cal through Los Angeles County
Phone: 310-258-7400
Los Angeles County Long-Term Care Ombudsman
1527 Fourth St. 2nd Floor
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Phone: 800-334-9473
Los Angeles Aging & Disability Resource Connection
221 N. Figueroa St., Suite 500
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: 213-482-7252
Hours: Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Fridays 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Medicare is a federal health insurance program available to seniors who are at least 65 years old. Medicare doesn’t cover the costs of room and board in assisted living. Instead, this program only covers medical costs and is split into various parts:
- Medicare Part A serves as hospital insurance. It covers inpatient hospital stays, hospice care, and some home health care.
- Medicare Part B works as medical insurance. It covers certain doctors’ appointments, outpatient care, medical supplies, and preventive services.
- Medicare Part D offers coverage for prescription medications and some shots or vaccines.[04]
Financial assistance for assisted living in Los Angeles
Seniors who are already enrolled in Medicare and meet certain low-income criteria may be eligible for California’s Medicare Savings Programs. These programs can help seniors cover part of their Medicare premiums, deductibles, and copayments. Seniors can apply for Medicare Savings Programs using the link in the resources section below and receive assistance with the application process from local support organizations.
PACE (Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly) can also help seniors save on long-term care costs. This program coordinates care for seniors and helps them live in an assisted living community rather than a nursing home.
Free and low-cost assisted living resources for seniors in Los Angeles, California
If you have more questions about Medicare or need help applying, you can use the free Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP). HICAP offers counseling, education, and legal assistance to seniors and families who have questions about Medicare and long-term care insurance. You’ll find contact information below for local HICAP counselors.
Seniors can also utilize the local Social Security office and the county’s long-term care ombudsman program. They are available to local seniors at no cost and can help answer questions about Medicare. Another option is to dial 2-1-1 or visit the 211 LA website, to get in contact with local services and other programs.
Los Angeles resident Medicare resources
661 W. Sixth Street
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Phone: 213-251-7005
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
HICAP at the Center for Health Care Rights
4601 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 160
Los Angeles, CA 90010
Phone: 213-383-4519
Los Angeles County Long-Term Care Ombudsman
1527 Fourth St., 2nd Floor
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Phone: 800-334-9473
Assisted living laws and regulations in Los Angeles, CA
The California Department of Social Services (CDSS) monitors and licenses assisted living facilities in Los Angeles. The CDSS also licenses and regulates all other senior care facilities in the state, often called residential care facilities for the elderly. In addition, the CDSS licenses continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs), which provide independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing services all on one senior living campus.[05]
Seniors must be assessed before joining an assisted living community in California. Each assisted living facility is responsible for interviewing each prospective resident and reviewing their health records before they move in. Assisted living facilities are required to follow these regulations:[06]
- House a maximum of two residents per bedroom
- Provide individual privacy in each bathroom
- Ensure bedrooms can accommodate equipment, such as wheelchairs and walkers
- Provide clean and accessible common areas for residents
- Provide activities involving social, leisure, and daily living skills
Inspections for California assisted living facilities
Assisted living facilities are inspected by the CDSS once a year and within 10 days of receiving a complaint.[06] Inspection reports for each licensed community can be found through the CDSS Care Facility Search. Scroll down to “Search By Facility Group,” and select “Elderly Assisted Living.” Then, select the “Facility Type” and “Los Angeles County.” Finally, click on the search button. You can also search by facility name or address.
California Department of Public Health contact information
California Department of Public Health
1616 Capitol Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95899-7377
Phone: 916-558-1784
COVID-19 regulations for Los Angeles assisted living facilities
Due to the overall decline of COVID-19, Los Angeles assisted living facilities have loosened their restrictions. They still follow infection control guidelines to minimize the spread of common infections, including COVID-19. Communities may choose to update their masking, social distancing, and visitation requirements as they see fit.
For general updates regarding COVID-19, you can visit the Los Angeles County COVID-19 page for information on local guidance.
Get to know assisted living in Los Angeles
Number of people we referred to assisted living communities in Los Angeles in 2023-2024
Average age of residents we’ve referred to partner assisted living communities in Los Angeles
Gender split: 63% female
What assisted living is like in Los Angeles
Seniors who choose assisted living facilities in Los Angeles have many unique options before them. You or your loved one can choose a facility that offers various levels of on-site care services, a smaller care community that features a homelike setting, or even a facility that identifies with a specific cultural background. There’s also an abundance of resort-style assisted living communities in Los Angeles, especially in areas like Beverly Hills and in the heart of Los Angeles.
Multiple care levels accommodate different needs
About 37% of A Place for Mom’s assisted living communities in Los Angeles offer on-site memory care services, which cater to residents who have Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia[01] These communities offer uniquely structured environments, highly-trained caregivers, and specialized cognitive therapies.
When seniors choose an assisted living facility that also offers memory care services, the specialized services may be offered in the same residence, in another wing of the facility, or in a different on-campus building. The benefit of choosing such a facility is that seniors don’t have to worry about moving to a different community should their cognitive care needs change.
Residential care homes offer a homey environment
Los Angeles also has many assisted living options that offer a more relaxed and homelike setting, which differs from larger facilities. Often referred to as board and care homes or residential care homes, these assisted living options provide the same level of assistance in a residential home. The difference is that these homes typically house fewer residents, meaning each senior can receive a more personalized level of care in an intimate setting. Within our Los Angeles assisted living network, approximately 30% of communities are care homes.[01]
Cultural communities offer familiarity and comfort
Some areas in Los Angeles have assisted living communities rooted in different faiths and cultures. For example, there are several Jewish assisted living communities in the Beverly Hills area offering Kosher-certified kitchens, Jewish cuisine, and religious services. Some are also located near synagogues and churches for seniors who wish to practice their faith outside of their assisted living facility. Los Angeles also has assisted living communities inspired by East Asian cultures, some of which are located in or near Little Tokyo.
Resort-style assisted living offers luxe
There are many highly sought-after Los Angeles neighborhoods where seniors can find luxurious amenities combined with the daily care they need. Often nestled among high-end shopping districts, upscale dining establishments, and highly-rated medical centers, these Los Angeles assisted living facilities have much to offer.
Start each day with a chef-prepared, gourmet meal in a restaurant-style dining venue. Then, take a dip in an outdoor swimming pool or attend an exercise class in a professionally supervised fitness center. Join new friends for an afternoon of high tea, or pamper yourself in an on-site beauty salon and barbershop.
Many of these communities are also pet-friendly, so residents can treat their furry friends to a spa session at the dog wash station or take them on a stroll through the pristinely landscaped grounds. Some resort-style communities even offer perks such as a limousine service and personal shoppers.
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Seniors’ guide to the city of Los Angeles
Number of seniors over the age of 65 currently living in Los Angeles as of 2022
Average annual retirement income for Los Angeles seniors 65+
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Best hopitals for seniors in Los Angeles
Seniors in Los Angeles have access to several nationally ranked hospitals and medical centers. Many of these options also have specific programs for seniors or are nationally ranked in geriatric care.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center is a teaching hospital that provides general medical and surgical care. It’s rated as the top hospital in Los Angeles and California. It’s also nationally ranked for cardiology, orthopedics, and pulmonology. They also have a geriatrics program that provides individual care plans and free classes for seniors.
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is a teaching hospital that provides general medical and surgical care. They’re tied with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center as the No.1 hospital in Los Angeles and California. It’s nationally ranked for cancer care, diabetes care, and geriatrics.
Keck Medical Center of USC
Keck Medical Center of USC is a teaching hospital with both a medical surgical intensive care unit and a cardiac intensive care unit. It ranks No. 3 in Los Angeles and it’s nationally ranked for cancer surgeries, cardiology, and geriatrics.
Transportation for seniors in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, about 85% of A Place for Mom’s partner assisted living facilities offer either at-cost or complimentary transportation services.[01] Using a community’s transportation services is a safe and convenient way for seniors to get around Los Angeles. Transportation is often scheduled ahead of time and is used for errands such as medical appointments and group outings, so residents can rest assured that this is a senior-friendly and reliable mode of transportation.
Driving in Los Angeles isn’t the best mode of transportation due to its dense population and heavy traffic. Instead, walkable areas and bike-friendly routes make Los Angeles relatively easy to explore. Seniors and their visitors also have access to popular public transportation options, including a few senior-specific transportation services.
Both Union Station Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Metro are popular public transportation hubs, and many of their options have senior discounts. Browse the following transportation options offered at each of these locations:
- There are over 165 Metro bus routes available.
- Los Angeles has seven rail lines, each with a connection to one of the bus stops.
- Metro bikes are available to rent in intervals ranging from one ride to one year.
- The Metro micro is Los Angeles’ on-demand rideshare option, serving many of the city’s subdivisions as well.
- Union Station West has a designated taxi pick-up and drop-off location.
- The Dodger Stadium Express is a bus available at Union Station for passengers attending home games.
Los Angeles also has senior-specific transportation options:
- Seniors with disabilities may be eligible for Access, the Metro’s rideshare paratransit service.
- CityRide is designed for seniors over the age of 65 and people with disabilities. It offers discounted rates and curbside service.
- Transport Seniors LA provides wheelchair-accessible transportation for seniors who need to travel to and from medical appointments, errands, and more.
The figures below represent the accessibility of Los Angeles’ transportation options, according to Walk Score. Scores range from zero to 100, with higher numbers indicating a more accessible method of transportation.[09]
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Things to do in Los Angeles for seniors and their families
Los Angeles has something for seniors of all interests and mobility levels. Whether it’s strolling through unique museums, spending an afternoon in the gorgeous mountains, or finding new favorite restaurants, seniors can make each day fulfilling.
Museums and theaters
Los Angeles has a lively arts and culture scene. Art lovers can view rotating exhibits filled with European, Roman, ancient Greek, and modern contemporary artworks at museums like the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) or the Getty Cater. Seniors and their families can also go stargazing or enjoy a spectacular view of the city at the Griffith Observatory.
Furthermore, seniors can enjoy lively theatrical performances or concerts at one of the many famous venues including the Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Hollywood Bowl. Be sure to ask for accessibility accommodations before planning your visit as many museums and theaters offer accessible areas and devices.
Outdoor activities
For the outdoorsy type, Los Angeles offers many parks and dozens of trails in the Hollywood Hills that lead to the famed Hollywood Sign and beyond. For hikers who’d prefer a more scenic view, there are multiple trails throughout the Santa Monica Mountains and the Angeles National Forest that offer fresh air and gorgeous sights. Griffith Park is another popular outdoor attraction for those who enjoy wildlife sightings and walking trails.
As for seniors who’d prefer a leisurely stroll, they’re sure to enjoy the wonderfully preserved garden full of historical and cultural touches at Sorrier Stearns Japanese Gardens. Lounging on Santa Monica Beach and enjoying the ocean breeze is another wonderful way to enjoy the great outdoors in Los Angeles. The city is also home to Exposition Park, a 160-acre park that features vast gardens and beautiful memorials. There’s even a recreation center that offers a vast array of programs for people of all ages and interests.
Sports and themed attractions
The Lakers and the Dodgers are two of the city’s most popular sports teams. Sports enthusiasts can spend a day enjoying America’s favorite pastime in Dodger Stadium or watch the Lakers shoot hoops in the Crypto.com Arena. In addition, seniors and their visitors who are new to the area won’t want to miss out on these must-see theme parks:
If you’re planning a visit, be sure to ask about accommodations for seniors with disabilities. Both the sporting arenas and theme parks offer accessible paths, seating, assistive devices, and more to help individuals with disabilities enjoy themselves.
Laid-back city enjoyment
For daily entertainment, Los Angeles offers just about every cuisine imaginable. Multicourse Japanese meals, delectable Ethiopian dishes, authentic Italian pasta, and more can all be found at local restaurants.
The county also has dozens of branches of the Los Angeles Public Library, so residents can easily access their favorite authors and programs. The Huntington is another ideal spot where seniors can enjoy a relaxing afternoon. With a research library and beautiful botanical gardens on-site, you’ll never want to leave. They even offer special discounts for seniors, people in the military, and members.
Frequently Asked Questions
Paradise Senior Living 1, Alalik Care Home and Sunrise at Sterling Canyon are the top-rated Assisted Living facilities near Los Angeles, CA. These Assisted Living facilities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews. See full list of communities.
The average cost of Assisted Living in Los Angeles is $4,308 per month. This cost may vary based on location, amenities, floorplan, level of care and other factors.
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