Common Questions

• Greater Los Angeles

  • West Los Angeles

  • Venice

  • Santa Monica

  • Culver City

  • Pacific Palisades

  • Hollywood

  • Pasadena

• San Fernando Valley

  • Sherman Oaks

  • Burbank

  • Glendale

  • Encino

  • Thousand Oaks

  • Tarzana

  • Calabasas

• South Bay

  • Inglewood

  • Hawthorne

  • Manhattan Beach

  • Torrance

  • Hermosa Beach

  • Redondo

  • Rancho Palos Verdes

• Ventura County

  • Thouand Oaks

  • Camarillo

  • Simi Valley

  • Ojai

  • Oxnard

  • Ventura

We also have a strong out-of-area and out-of-state placement network that we can refer you to with confidence.

Searching for the right assisted living facility can be a confusing, intimidating and time-consuming process. Unlike larger placement agencies who aren’t familiar with the local area, we personally walk you through the intricate details of all of the different assisted living facilities in Los Angeles.

• We are local Los Angeles and Ventura assisted living experts

• Your family is our #1 priority.

• We have the most up-to-date assisted living information like pricing and availability.

• Our service is 100% free with absolutely no hidden fees.

It is important to evaluate your loved one’s daily needs and abilities, including activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility. If your loved one needs assistance with these tasks and is having difficulty living independently, it may be time to consider assisted living.

It is important to research and visit multiple assisted living facilities before making a decision. Consider factors such as the location, amenities, staff-to-resident ratio, and quality of care provided. You can also read online reviews and talk to other families who have placed their loved ones in assisted living facilities.

Assisted living facilities are designed to provide a safe and secure environment for residents. Most facilities have security measures in place, such as 24-hour staff, security cameras, and secure entrances and exits. You can also ask about the facility’s emergency preparedness plan and procedures for handling medical emergencies.

Many assisted living facilities offer social and recreational activities to help residents stay engaged and connected. You can ask about the facility’s activity calendar and whether residents are encouraged to participate. It’s also important to visit the facility during different times of day to observe how residents interact with each other and staff.

The cost of assisted living varies depending on the location, level of care required, and amenities offered. It’s important to ask about all fees and expenses upfront, including monthly rent, additional fees for services or amenities, and any potential rate increases in the future.

Our large directory of partner communities includes a wide range of pricing options. All seniors, regardless of income, deserve a clean, safe and caring living environment.

No. The communities benefit from working with us. They view us as part of their marketing department because we bring them qualified and appropriate residents.

If you or your loved one moves into one of our recommended communities, we receive a referral fee from the facility, never from you.

More and more communities are now accepting residents with pets, oftentimes a pet fee will be required upon move-in. Some assisted living communities will only allow cats, while others will allow cats and dogs (usually with a weight limit.) In most communities, residents must be able to provide complete care for their pets.

It’s important to involve your loved one in the decision-making process as much as possible. Explain the reasons for the move and address any concerns or fears they may have. Help them pack and move their belongings, and consider visiting the facility together before the move to help ease the transition.

As of 2020, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, Los Angeles County had a population of approximately 10.1 million people, of which 1.5 million were aged 65 or older. Ventura County had a population of approximately 846,000 people, of which 133,000 were aged 65 or older.

As for the number of assisted living facilities, according to the California Department of Social Services, as of 2020, there were 2,175 licensed residential care facilities for the elderly Assisted Living Facilities in Los Angeles County, and 202 RCFEs in Ventura County. Please note that these numbers may have changed since 2020