Compare Quality Senior Communities Providers in Los Angeles, California.

Los Angeles is home to a variety of senior care options, including assisted living, independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing facilities. These communities provide a....

Los Angeles is home to a variety of senior care options, including assisted living, independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing facilities. These communities provide a range of services and support for seniors, including assistance with daily living activities, access to healthcare services, and social and recreational activities.

The cost of senior communities in Los Angeles varies depending on the type of care provided and the specific community. Generally, the cost of senior communities in Los Angeles is higher than the statewide average for assisted living in California. However, there are many affordable options available in the city.

The average income in Los Angeles is lower than the average income in California. Despite this, Los Angeles ranks among the top cities in California for senior care. The city is home to many high-quality senior communities that offer excellent care and support for seniors.

Some of the top senior communities in Los Angeles include Belmont Village Senior Living, Sunrise of Beverly Hills, and Silverado Beverly Place. These communities offer a range of services and amenities, including 24-hour care, on-site nursing, and access to healthcare services.

Grant Serenity Homes

4.5

409 Wing St, California 91205

Assisted Living

Grant Serenity Homes feels more like a family home than an institution. When you walk in, you’ll notice the place is spotless, but not in a cold, clinical way—it’s genuinely welcoming. The staff here don’t just clock in and out; many have been with the home for years, so you see the same faces caring for your loved one day after day. Rose, the owner, is hands-on and often on-site, checking in on residents and making sure their needs are met.

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Arcadia Living

4.4

601 Sunset Blvd, California 91007

Assisted Living

Arcadia Living at 601 Sunset Blvd has a reputation in the Arcadia community for its active, social environment and attentive staff, though experiences can vary. Residents enjoy a packed calendar, from art classes and movie nights in the on-site theater to group outings and weekly manicures. Meals get high marks—families and residents alike mention the food as a highlight, with a focus on variety and taste.

Estimated Pricing

$2,999–$8,418 / mth

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Brookfield Healthcare Center

4.4

9300 Telegraph Rd, California 90240

Nursing Home

Brookfield Healthcare Center is a mid-sized facility in Downey offering both short-term rehab and long-term skilled nursing care. They have 70 certified beds and are Medicare and Medicaid certified, which can help with coverage for many families. The care team includes registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, and certified nurse aides. On average, residents receive about 4 hours of nursing care per day, with just under half of that from licensed nurses.

Estimated Pricing

$3,938–$11,533 / mth

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Gardena Convalescent Center

4.4

14819 Vermont Ave, California 90247

Nursing Home

Gardena Convalescent Center is a long-standing facility that focuses on skilled nursing and rehabilitation for seniors who need more than basic help. The team includes registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, and certified nursing assistants who handle everything from IV therapy and wound care to pain management and enteral feedings. Meals are planned by a licensed dietician and can be tailored to individual needs—including bedside dining or assisted eating for those who need extra help.

Estimated Pricing

$2,773–$10,965 / mth

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Hearts of Paradise Home

4.4

4139 W 177th St, California 90504

Assisted Living

Hearts of Paradise Home is a small, residential care home tucked into a quiet neighborhood in Torrance. It’s licensed for just six residents, which means the atmosphere feels more like a family home than an institution. Families mention that the place is spotless and the staff is attentive—there are reportedly two nurses on site around the clock, so residents get a lot of personal attention, especially compared to larger facilities. Folks who don’t do well in crowds seem to thrive here.

Estimated Pricing

$3,583–$9,025 / mth

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Kingsley Manor

4.4

1055 N Kingsley Dr, California 90029

Nursing Home

Kingsley Manor is one of those places that feels a bit like an old-school LA apartment complex, but with a lot more support and a real sense of community. The building itself is older, and some reviewers mention it could use a bit of maintenance here and there, but people seem to appreciate the character and the gardens with flowers and lawns. Residents can choose from different apartment sizes, including studios that are surprisingly spacious, and you can bring your own TV and fridge.

Estimated Pricing

$4,037–$11,458 / mth

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Regency Towers

4.4

151 N Locust St, California 90301

Independent Living

Regency Towers stands out in Inglewood for being more than just a place to live—it’s a real community for folks 62 and up who want independence but also a sense of belonging. This isn’t a typical assisted living facility; it’s a 104-unit apartment community with Section 8 and tax credit options, so affordability is a big plus for many families.

Estimated Pricing

$3,470–$5,606 / mth

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Scholl Canyon Estates Gracious Retirement Living

4.4

1551 E Chevy Chase Dr, California 91206

Independent Living

Scholl Canyon Estates feels more like a lively apartment community than a typical senior residence. Residents talk about the friendly atmosphere and how easy it is to make friends, with regular activities like games, movies, and even line dancing. The staff gets a lot of praise for being approachable and genuinely helpful—Eileen, one of the heads, is often mentioned for her down-to-earth attitude.

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The Terraces at Park Marino

4.4

2587 E Washington Blvd, California 91107

Assisted Living

The Terraces at Park Marino is one of those places where people seem to genuinely care about the residents, not just go through the motions. From what I found, the staff gets a lot of praise for being friendly and attentive—folks mention that they remember everyone's names and are quick to help with medical needs or just daily stuff.

Estimated Pricing

$3,541–$6,415 / mth

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Belmont Village Senior Living Burbank

4.3

455 E Angeleno Ave, California 91501

Memory Care

Assisted Living

Belmont Village Burbank stands out because it feels more like a lively community than an institution. When you walk in, you’ll notice the energy—residents chatting over coffee in the bistro, staff greeting people by name, and a calendar packed with activities that go beyond bingo. Their Whole Brain Fitness program and Circle of Friends memory support are not just buzzwords; families say these actually help their loved ones stay sharper and more engaged.

Estimated Pricing

$3,560–$11,272 / mth

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Emerald City Assisted Living

4.3

205 E Los Feliz Rd, California 91205

Assisted Living

Emerald City Assisted Living is a mid-sized community that's been around for a while, and families mention the building itself has some character—three stories, older construction, and a garden area. What comes up most in reviews is the food: residents and visitors alike say it's genuinely good, not just cafeteria fare. The director is often described as a fantastic person, and two staff members—Lucy and Robert—are singled out for being especially helpful. That said, feedback is mixed.

Estimated Pricing

$3,598–$10,565 / mth

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Monte Vista Grove Homes

4.3

2889 San Pasqual St, California 91107

Memory Care

Independent Living

Monte Vista Grove Homes is a long-standing community that’s a bit different from your typical senior care provider in Pasadena. They’ve been around for over 100 years, originally serving retired Presbyterian pastors and church workers, but they now welcome people from all backgrounds. What stands out is their multi-level approach: independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even enhanced assisted living for folks who need more hands-on help.

Estimated Pricing

$3,541–$6,415 / mth

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West Gardena Post Acute

4.3

16530 S Broadway, California 90248

Nursing Home

West Gardena Post Acute is a smaller nursing home that feels a bit more personal than some of the bigger places around. They have about 50 beds and usually care for around 45 residents at a time, so it’s not overwhelming. The staff here includes nurses and aides who handle everything from basic daily help to more complex medical needs, like managing diabetes or high blood pressure.

Estimated Pricing

$2,773–$10,965 / mth

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Angelus Senior Housing

4.2

2417 Angelus Ave, California 91770

Independent Living

Angelus Senior Housing is a 51-unit building in Rosemead that’s been around since 1994. It’s managed by the Rosemead Housing Development Corporation, a local nonprofit known for keeping senior housing affordable and stable for folks with low to moderate incomes. This isn’t a flashy place, but it’s solid and dependable, with a focus on independent living and some memory care support. Residents are mostly 55 and older.

Estimated Pricing

$3,467–$8,750 / mth

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