Find an Assisted Living Facility Los Angeles
Elderhomefinders specializes in finding Assisted Living for the elderly. We are located in Los Angeles, California and have been in business for over 3 decades. If you are looking for a place for mom or a place for dad or both, Elderhomefinders can assisted you in placing them in the best assisted living facility in Los Angeles. Please fill out the form below:
Questions families ask when choosing a care home
How do the costs of home care, assisted living and a nursing home compare in Los Angeles?
In the Los Angeles metropolitan area in 2025 the monthly median is $6,600 for an assisted living community, $7,245 for a non-medical caregiver at home for 44 hours a week, and $10,707 for a semi-private nursing home room, according to CareScout's Cost of Care Survey.
Monthly median cost of care, Los Angeles metropolitan area, 2025| Type of care | Monthly median | Basis |
|---|
| Adult day health care | $2,037 | California median; the survey gives no Los Angeles figure |
| Assisted living community | $6,600 | Private one-bedroom, monthly rate as reported |
| Non-medical caregiver at home | $7,245 | 44 hours a week |
| Nursing home, semi-private room | $10,707 | Annual rate divided by 12 |
| Nursing home, private room | $11,832 | Annual rate divided by 12 |
Source: CareScout Cost of Care Survey, July to November 2025. Read 12 October 2026.
How do I check that a care home in California is licensed?
Look the home up on the California Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing facility search. The department says the site holds five years of information on each facility and that complaint investigation reports are available there. It also tells families never to rely on that information alone and always to visit a facility in person.
Source: California Department of Social Services, Facility Search Welcome; Community Care Licensing facility search. Read 12 October 2026.
What should I ask to see when I tour a care home?
Ask to see the home's most current licensing information. The California Department of Social Services tells families always to ask for it, says facilities are required by law to provide it, and asks to be contacted immediately if a home cannot or will not share it.
Source: California Department of Social Services, Facility Search Welcome. Read 12 October 2026.
How does Elder Home Finders shortlist homes for a family?
You tell us the level of care, the budget and the part of Los Angeles that works for visiting. We put together a customised list drawn only from communities we have personally evaluated and inspected and that fall inside your price range, and we tour them with you. The referral service is free to families.
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Is a senior placement agency free, and who pays it?
Elder Home Finders does not charge families for placement. We receive a finder's fee from the home a family chooses, which is a common practice between referral agencies and care homes in California, and it does not affect the contract the family agrees with the home. Ask any placement agency who pays it before you accept its list of homes.
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