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According to <a href="https://www.genworth.com/aging-and-you/finances/cost-of-care.html" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Genworth&rsquo;s&nbsp;2018 Cost of Care</a>&nbsp;study, assisted living costs in Los&nbsp;Angeles are the same as the state average of $4,500 and higher than the national average of $4,000. Assisted living costs are similar in nearby Oxnard ($4,575) and lower in Riverside ($3,500), El Centro&nbsp;($3,650) and Bakersfield ($3,150). The cost of assisted living is higher in other California coastal cities such as San Luis Obispo&nbsp;($5,450), Salinas ($5,500) and San Francisco ($5,500).&nbsp;

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Senior care costs vary widely based on the type of care and location. Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;assisted living is more than $3,000 less per month than nursing home care, while in-home services such as a home health aide or homemaker cost slightly more than assisted living.&nbsp; Seniors who want to compare the cost of different care options need to consider additional expenses associated with in-home care like rent, upkeep and utilities that are usually covered under costs for residential care.&nbsp; Cost of Homemaker/Home Health Aide Comparison Chart 
<li>Assisted living: $4,500</li>
<li>Homemaker services: $4,767</li>
<li>Home health aide: $4,767</li>
<li>Adult day health: $1,565</li>
<li>Nursing home care (semiprivate room): $7,604</li>

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Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Los Angeles

Veterans Aid and Attendance and Housebound Pension Benefits 
 
Veterans and their survivors who are eligible for the VA pension and are housebound or need daily assistance due to a disability may be eligible for a pension top-up through the <a href="https://www.benefits.va.gov/pension/aid_attendance_housebound.asp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Aid and Attendance and Housebound</a>&nbsp;program. This benefit may also be available to veterans who meet the criteria but do not currently qualify for a VA pension due to a high income.&nbsp; 
 
To qualify for the Aid and Attendance benefit, seniors must meet at least one of the following criteria:&nbsp;

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	<li>Require daily assistance with daily living activities such as dressing, bathing, eating, toileting or managing a prosthesis</li>
	<li>Reside in a nursing home to receive&nbsp;care for a physical or mental impairment</li>
	<li>Be bedridden</li>
	<li>Have vision tested at 5/200 or worse when wearing corrective lenses or have a visual field of 5 or fewer degrees</li>
	 
	 
	 
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	<li>To qualify for the Housebound allowance, applicants must have a permanent disability that confines them to their place of residence. Note that disabilities do not need to be service-related, and applicants may only receive one of these benefits.&nbsp; 
	 
	For more information on the Aid and Attendance and Housebound program, contact the <a href="https://www.va.gov/directory/guide/facility.asp?ID=5470" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Los Angeles Vet Center</a>&nbsp;at (310) 767-1221 or the <a href="http://mva.lacounty.gov/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;County Veterans Service Center at Patriotic Hall</a>&nbsp;by calling (877) 452-8387.&nbsp;</li>
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The average cost of assisted living in the city is $4,500 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the city, as well as financing options to pay for it. You’ll find in-depth information on 1 Assisted Living Community in Los Angeles and several in surrounding areas. <ul><li>Assisted living: $4,500</li><li>Nursing home semiprivate room: $7,604</li><li>In-home care: $4,767</li><li>Adult day health services: $1,565</li></ul>

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Medicaid is a national health insurance program that provides low-income, low-asset Americans with access to basic health care services. The federal and state governments fund Medicaid, and in California, the program is called Medi-Cal.&nbsp;The <a href="https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/pages/aboutus.aspx" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">California Department of Health Care Services</a>&nbsp;administers Medi-Cal.&nbsp; 
 
Seniors who meet the income and asset limits of Medi-Cal may qualify for free coverage under the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.canhr.org/factsheets/medi-cal_fs/PDFs/FS_Community-Based-Medi-Cal-Programs.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Aged and Disabled Federal Poverty Level Program</a>.&nbsp;To qualify, seniors must be 65 and older, blind or disabled according&nbsp;to Supplemental Security Income standards.&nbsp; 
 
Individual applicants must also own less than $2,000 in nonexempt assets, while couples applying together must have less than $3,000 in nonexempt assets. Countable monthly income limits are $1,242 for an individual and $1,682 for a couple and include income from pensions, wages and alimony. In California, Medi-Cal applicants do not have to add their principal residence in the asset calculation as long as one of the owners intends to continue living there. 
 
Like all other states, California has a Medicaid look-back period; however, it is&nbsp;the only state that looks back&nbsp;30 months rather than 60 months. Any assets that a Medi-Cal applicant gave away or sold during the look-back period may be appraised, and the value of these assets can be used to levy a period of Medicaid ineligibility.&nbsp; 
 
Seniors who have incomes that exceed Medi-Cal limits may obtain Medicaid coverage on a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sfdph.org/dph/files/CBHSdocs/BHISdocs/UserDoc/MediCalSOCFactSheet.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Share of Cost</a> basis; however, in many cases, the cost of purchasing Medi-Cal out of pocket is greater than comparable&nbsp;private insurance costs. Alternatively, seniors who earn more than Medicaid permits may reduce their income by buying enough private health insurance to decrease their Medi-Cal countable income to a level that meets the Medi-Cal limits for free coverage.&nbsp; 
 
Assisted Living Waiver 
 
Medi-Cal-eligible seniors who require the level of care provided in a nursing home may receive funding for assisted living costs and supplemental support services through an&nbsp;<a href="https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ltc/Pages/Assisted-Living-Waiver%20Program---Medi-Cal%20Member%20Enrollment.aspx" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Assisted Living Waiver</a>.&nbsp; 
 
Services offered under an ALW&nbsp;help prevent or delay&nbsp;nursing home placement. Each senior&rsquo;s needs as identified by a registered nurse through a Care Coordination Agency (CCA) determines the level&nbsp;of service. <a href="https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ltc/Documents/ALW_SERVICES.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ALW&nbsp;services</a>&nbsp;may include:&nbsp; 
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	<li>Personal care and assistance&nbsp;with activities&nbsp;of daily living&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Homemaker services</li>
	<li>Medication management and administration</li>
	<li>Transportation to medical appointments</li>
	<li>Provision of a personal emergency response device</li>
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Seniors do not need to apply for an ALW; the CCA&nbsp;screening determines&nbsp;eligibility. Note that Medi-Cal members who have Cost of Share coverage are ineligible for the ALW.&nbsp; 
 
For more information on Medi-Cal and Assisted Living Waivers, contact the <a href="https://www.yourbenefits.laclrs.org/ybn/Index.html" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Los Angeles&nbsp;County Department of Public Social Service</a>, Customer Service Center at (866) 613-3777 to locate your nearest district office.&nbsp;

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Assisted Living Resources in Los Angeles

The city of Los Angeles&nbsp;operates 16 multipurpose senior centers, or MPCs, where seniors can participate&nbsp;in a variety of free and low-cost recreational activities, including exercises classes, day trips and social clubs.&nbsp; To locate the nearest MPC, call an Information and Assistance&nbsp;Specialist at (213) 482-7252 or (800) 510-2020.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Veterans and survivors can access information about VA services, apply for VA benefits and learn about programs and resources for veterans by contacting the Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;Vet Center or the Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;County Veterans Service Center. Veteran health services are available at the VA West Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;Medical Center.&nbsp;

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Welcome to Hollenbeck Palms. Our inviting senior living community offers residents the comfort and convenience of a hassle-free lifestyle free from the burdens of home ownership. Located in the city of Los Angeles, we provide a variety of on-site services to help our residents enjoy their stay to the fullest. In addition, we provide a choice amount of amenities to promote a relaxing experience for individuals residing at our community. Accommodations come in a selection of options. Depending on the individual, Hollenbeck Palms could be the perfect fit for seniors seeking senior living options in or around Los Angeles, CA.

Hollenbeck Palms

Here at Generations of Los Angeles, our philosophy is empowering vibrant senior living through personalized care and community engagement in the heart of Los Angeles. Our mission is to enrich the lives of our residents by providing exceptional housing, compassionate support, and a nurturing environment that fosters independence, dignity, and a sense of belonging.

Our Staff:

Our team of dedicated professionals is committed to providing the highest level of care to our residents. They are passionate about what they do and are always striving to improve the lives of those in our community.

Our Services:

We offer a range of services to meet the unique needs of each resident. From assistance with daily living tasks to specialized memory care, we are here to ensure that our residents receive the care they need to live their best life.

Our Philosophy:

We believe that every resident deserves to live with dignity and respect. We strive to create an environment that fosters independence and promotes a sense of community among our residents.

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Generations of Los Angeles Assisted Living Facility

Sakura Gardens of Los Angeles, located at 325 South Boyle Avenue in the Boyle Heights neighborhood, offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care in a culturally enriched, serene setting. Designed with a deep respect for Japanese-American heritage, this senior living community provides a unique blend of traditional hospitality and modern care, just minutes from downtown Los Angeles. Whether residents are seeking an active independent lifestyle or specialized support, Sakura Gardens offers a continuum of care tailored to meet evolving needs.

The community features a variety of thoughtfully designed accommodations, including private and shared studios, one-bedroom apartments, and memory care suites--many with balconies overlooking beautifully landscaped Japanese gardens and koi ponds. Amenities include a full-service beauty salon and barber shop, restaurant-style dining with Japanese and Western cuisine, a craft room, clubhouse, and tea room. Residents enjoy housekeeping, laundry services, scheduled transportation, and a vibrant calendar of activities such as cultural celebrations, gardening, art and pottery classes, fitness programs, and excursions to local attractions. Care services include assistance with daily living, medication management, and specialized dementia support from trained staff.

Sakura Gardens' location provides easy access to Little Tokyo, the Japanese American National Museum, and other cultural landmarks, as well as world-class healthcare facilities like White Memorial Medical Center. The community's integration of cultural traditions, scenic surroundings, and comprehensive care makes it a warm, supportive home where residents feel a true sense of belonging and dignity throughout their aging journey.

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Sakura Gardens of Los Angeles

Highland Manor is a licensed Adult Residential Facility (RCF) and we operate on the principle that our residents deserve a high standard of living, which includes a level of care that puts them at ease. 

 Our programs include a range of activities for all interests and are seamlessly woven into a structured program of detailed housekeeping, help with daily living, and empathetic nursing care. The atmosphere here is warm, welcoming, and energetic. 

 Support Services: 
Our staff takes care of all the daily care needed by our residents from medical care, hygiene, medication and general comfort. We offer the full range of living assistance and supportive services provided by credentialed resident care managers whose mission is to make sure all the details are tended to.

 Clinical Care: 
Every community member receives the level of care and services that they require. Our attentive and compassionate team members are hands-on and proactive. We reference each member's needs and our care protocol is tailored for each individual. Daily wellness routines are standard.

 Daily Activities: 
We believe that an active and engaged mind is essential to living well. Our team is at the forefront of what helps our residents stay sharp through fun. Our program directors are active listeners who make sure our residents are tapped into their passions.

 Safe and Secure Living for Active Individuals: 
For many seniors, living a full life with the added security of medical care on-site and all home maintenance activities taken care of is the ideal scenario. Highland Manor offers residents privacy and freedom and 24-hour assistance if needed. Get the feeling of living at home in a setting that allows for daily social activities.

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