Independent Living Community in Los Angeles, California

There is independent living community in Los Angeles, CA and several independent living communities nearby. The average cost of independent living in Los Angeles, CA is $3,953 per month.

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Reviews of Independent Living Facilities in Los Angeles

Edward

November 1, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of Belmont Village Hollywood Heights

Belmont Village Hollywood Heights did not have skilled nursing, so we did not really consider it very seriously. It's on a main street. The interior was decent and modern, and it's a new building. The dining area was OK. They have a decent exercise room. It was a clean facility.

Felice

May 25, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of Sakura Gardens of Los Angeles

Sakura Gardens' rooms were kind of small and noisy. The staff was OK. It's an old building, so the dining area was old and rundown. They had a vegetable garden.

Sylvia Gutierrez

May 21, 2018

I Visited This FacilityReview of Melrose Villas

Very good and caring cargivers.

Nancy

September 30, 2017

I visited this facilityReview of Park Ventura

Park Ventura was probably the best one that we saw. It was very nice, and the office staff was trained very well. Everything that we wanted would be provided. I wouldn't hesitate to put my uncle there, but he doesn't want a shared room.

Charlotte

September 30, 2017

I visited this facilityReview of CityView

CityView was very clean and pleasant. The colors were coordinated, and you can tell that an interior decorator had done the work. The person who assisted me was very helpful, very knowledgeable, and very attentive. The food looked good. They had a violinist come in while I was there to play Frank Sinatra songs.

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Los Angeles Independent Living Communities Cost

The median cost of independent living in Los Angeles for a single-occupancy apartment is $3,953/month (SeniorHomes.com - 2015). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

Attractions

Some of the biggest names in Los Angeles attractions are known well outside the state, such as the iconic Graumann’s Chinese Theater, home to concrete sidewalk squares inset with the handprints, footprints and signatures of famous movie stars from the 1920’s through the present day. The iconic Hollywood sign also makes its home in LA, drawing thousands of tourists each year that tour and photograph this visual symbol of Hollywood. Another attraction that appeals to older adults in Los Angeles independent living communities includes the famous Walt Disney Concert Hall, which hosts the talented virtuosos of the the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.

Senior Activities

With 27 senior centers placed strategically around the city, adults in Los Angeles independent living situations are never at a loss for community and group activities. In addition to low-impact physical activities such as shuffleboard and croquet, classes in everything from computer use to oil painting are offered on a regular basis through this robust network of senior-focused centers. If a club or organization devoted to an individual’s interests isn’t already formed, they can use the unique Los Angeles Federation of Senior Clubs guidance rules and assistance to form their own.

Medical Facilities

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is located within the city of Los Angeles itself and carries numerous distinctions that assure Los Angeles independent living residents that they’re in very good hands. Named #3 in geriatric hospitals out of more than 4,000 nationwide by US News and World Report , the facility also enjoys a #13 ranking in diabetes and endocrinology care. The same study also cites the hospital as the #1 general hospital in the entire state of California – no small distinction, given the enormous size of the state.

Transportation

The LA Metro system offers an impressive network of bus and train routes for Los Angeles independent living adults that prefer not to drive. The Metro system’s “On the Move” club is geared towards seniors, offering older adults one-on-one or group training activities that demonstrate the safest and easiest ways to use the Metro to get to their destination. TAP cards can be purchased at most major stations for convenience. Plastic cards that can be kept and reloaded with fair credit, they eliminate the need for bills and change counting when entering or exiting an LA Metro line. With peak discounts offered on bus and train tickets as well, the system is considered by locals to be extremely senior-friendly. The “city of angels” is a metropolis on the move, ideal for active seniors considering Los Angeles independent living. A fast, easy transit system, a nationally-recognized medical center, and iconic tourist attractions ensure that every day that senior LA residents stay entertained, mobile, and enjoy the sensational city sunshine in style.