Assisted Living in LOS ANGELES, CA
50 assisted living communities found
Communities
143 in LOS ANGELES
Published pricing
Available on request
Common amenities
Garden/Outdoor Spaces, Library, Chapel
Willie Mae Hands
D.A. Family Home
Ridgeview Home Care Center
Beverlywood Retirement Home
Miko Inn
Harvard Hope House
Magidow Family Home
Ayres Residential Care Home
Ocean Pearl Senior Living
Raya's Paradise, Inc.
Castle Heights Assisted Living
Calligraphy Westwood Village
Silverado Senior Living-Beverly Place
Hollywood Hills Senior Living
Promise Assisted Living, LLC.
Nazareth House
Hollenbeck Palms
Belmont Village Hollywood
Veterans Home of California - West Los Angeles
Kingsley Manor
The Plaza at Westwood
Savant of West Hollywood
Argento Westchester
My Mother's Place
Garden Silver Town
Wesley Health Centers-Skid Row Res Care Facility
The Grandview
St. Richard Pampuri
Hollywood Royale Garden Assisted Living
Golden Manor Rest Home
West Pico Terrace Assisted Living Center LP
Ivy Park at Culver City
Bentley Manor
Beverly Hills Senior Care
Elim Silvertown
Garden Crest
Mugunghwa Silvertown
Beverly Hills Loving Care
Belmont Village Westwood
Golden Days Inn
Solheim Senior Community
Sunny Hills Assisted Living (Memory Care)
Beverly Hills Terrace
Lily Crest Manor, INC
Commonwealth Royale Guest Home
City View La, LLC
Hayworth Terrace
Enoro Home Care Services INC
Ataraxis #1
Raya's Paradise, Inc.
Assisted Living in LOS ANGELES: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does assisted living cost in LOS ANGELES, California?
Most assisted living communities in LOS ANGELES provide pricing on request, since monthly costs depend on apartment size, care level, and included services. You can estimate typical costs for California with our senior living cost calculator.
How many assisted living communities are in LOS ANGELES, California?
Tea and Slippers currently lists 143 assisted living communities in LOS ANGELES, California, with photos, reviews, amenities, and pricing information where available.
How do I pay for assisted living in California?
Families typically pay for assisted living with a mix of private funds, long-term care insurance, and veterans benefits such as Aid & Attendance. Depending on the care setting, California Medicaid waiver programs may also help cover care costs for eligible residents. A community's advisor can walk you through which options apply.
How do I choose the right assisted living community in LOS ANGELES?
Start by comparing communities on care services, staffing, amenities, and reviews, then tour your top two or three. Visit at meal time, ask about staff turnover and care plan pricing, and talk with current residents' families. You can request tours directly from any community page on Tea and Slippers.