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The Village at NorthRidge
9222 Corbin Avenue, Northridge, CA 91324
Featured Review
Sherry
5
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May 27, 2025
I toured The Village at NorthRidge. I loved that one the most. It was the best one that I viewed. I loved how it looked and how it was set up. I met the administrator, Meridy, who took me around. She was fantastic. She set up lunch for me to have with people living there. So that was nice because they were able to give me first-hand information. I was able to ask them questions. They were very honest. That's the one I would choose if I were going to choose one. It was very beautiful. Their dining area had a white linen tablecloth for lunch. They had waiters and waitresses come around to your table. It was just wonderful, and they had more than one dining area. I think they had three. They have a swimming pool and games that people play. They have outings, weights, and aerobics.
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one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio
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Assisted Living, Independent Living
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one bedroom apartment
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$5,000/mo
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Assisted Living
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About The Village at NorthRidge in Northridge, California
Welcome to The Village at NorthRidge, a luxurious senior living community in Northridge, CA! The Village at NorthRidge, set on five acres, has a true resort-like feeling of tranquility. Each day at The Village at NorthRidge brings with it a new opportunity for inspiration, renewal, rejuvenation and learning. Meander through landscaped courtyards as you wind your way through the lush grounds. Follow the sidewalk to shopping at the Northridge Fashion Center, or maybe a local coffee house. At The Village at NorthRidge, you will find a blend of comfort, style, fine dining, and endless social, wellness and recreational opportunities. Here are the amenities you will find at The Village at NorthRidge: Dine Your Way™ at the Prairie Grille restaurant with VIP service, evolving menus and daily fresh specials, available 12 hours a day so you can enjoy meals how you want, and when you want Bistro for casual bites and happy hour Genuine Hospitality energized and delivered by The Power of WE. CARF-Accredited Assisted Living services for your peace of mind Try a ZEST™ class in our fully-equipped fitness center to stay active and fit Landscaped courtyards, walking paths, and outdoor covered seating area to stroll and relax outdoors Fully-equipped fitness center and group classes to stay active and fit, including indoor and aqua-aerobics Swimming pool and spa for a refreshing swim or soak The Majestic movie theater to catch a great flick High-speed Internet Café to keep connected Corbin St. Market for the ultimate convenience Art room and crafting activities to bring out your creative side Library and living room for enjoying a good book or a game of cards Billiards room for a rousing game of pool with your pals Full-service beauty salon/barber shop and spa to keep you looking your best Underground parking As a resident at The Village at NorthRidge, you will find all kinds of opportunities for social connections, health and wellness activities, and the comforts and conveniences to help simplify your lifestyle. Here are the included services for independent living: Full breakfast, plus your choice of lunch or dinner daily Weekly housekeeping and flat linen laundry services Full calendar of social, cultural, educational, and recreational activities and programs Health and fitness classes 24-hour emergency call system and reception desk Scheduled transportation services to doctors’ appointments, shopping, events and entertainment Utilities (except phone) including basic cable TV, heating, air conditioning, water Personal washer and dryer Interior and exterior care and maintenance of all residences, common areas and grounds The Village at NorthRidge’s assisted living services take a “whole-person” approach to wellness, and are tailored to meet your needs, now and in the future. Services can be dialed up, or back, at any time, so you are always getting the help you need. Residents choosing assisted living services enjoy personalized care as needed to support independence and wellness. Here are the services offered for assisted living: Three meals daily, and snacks Weekly housekeeping, personal and flat linen laundry service Help with daily activities, including bathing, dressing and grooming Assistance with managing medications Licensed nurses on staff A holistic personal wellness plan that supports the whole “you”—physical, spiritual, emotional, social and intellectual Full calendar of social, cultural, educational, and recreational activities and programs Health and fitness classes 24-hour emergency call system and reception desk Scheduled transportation services to doctors’ appointments, shopping, events and entertainment Utilities (except phone) including basic cable TV, heating, air conditioning, water Interior and exterior care and maintenance of all residences, common areas and grounds To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search
Reviews of The Village at NorthRidge in Northridge, California
Sherry
5
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May 27, 2025
I toured The Village at NorthRidge. I loved that one the most. It was the best one that I viewed. I loved how it looked and how it was set up. I met the administrator, Meridy, who took me around. She was fantastic. She set up lunch for me to have with people living there. So that was nice because they were able to give me first-hand information. I was able to ask them questions. They were very honest. That's the one I would choose if I were going to choose one. It was very beautiful. Their dining area had a white linen tablecloth for lunch. They had waiters and waitresses come around to your table. It was just wonderful, and they had more than one dining area. I think they had three. They have a swimming pool and games that people play. They have outings, weights, and aerobics.
Tedra
4
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January 8, 2024
I'm now at The Village at NorthRidge. I like the activities and the fact that they fix your meals for you. I have lunch and dinner prepared for me, and they pretty much do anything you ask. They provide transportation and activities. I like to paint, and they have painting classes. It's up to you whether you join the classes or activities. They have exercise centers, hairdressing, pedicures, and manicures. They have pretty much anything you want. However, they lost one of my Amazon orders. They usually deliver them straight to your room, but they can't find one. It was fine though, they're going to reimburse me. The staff are all super friendly, nice and compliant to whatever your wishes are. The food is not the worst, but it's not the best. The place is kept very clean and in order. I haven't gotten into many activities, I have my hobbies that I do in my room, which I've always done. I take part in very few activities, but they have a lot of stuff. It's very expensive to live here.
Nancy
5
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January 15, 2023
My tour at The Village at NorthRidge was wonderful. They took us everywhere and showed us everything. We saw members sitting in different places and talking. There was a meeting going on where they were being talked to, and I'm not sure whether it was entertainment or informational, but there was a whole room full of members and they were wonderful. They seemed to be really enjoying themselves being in that room with the man that was speaking to them, so that was really nice. Given how well managed and very attentive the workers were there, the food seemed like it's going to be very good and the facility itself is really good. They're so clean, neat, and organized. The people are able to sit there and talk to each other. It was amazing. It was really, really wonderful. They have places where they take care of people's hair. It's absolutely beautifully clean in every single room. I'd like to go there myself. My brother and my nephew, too, were very, very, very impressed.
Paul
5
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February 28, 2018
My visit to the Village at North Ridge was excellent. They were considerably more expensive here in California. The residents were charming, and the woman who gave me the tour was excellent.
justneone
1
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August 11, 2017
BED BUG ALERT! This place has an infestation of bed bugs! If you have someone living here - please call them and check on them! They are trying to keep it under wraps, and are asking the tenants not to discuss it! They also had a noro virus outbreak and have a Cockroach problem. Please DO NOT send your parents here! Rent is up to $7000.00 a month and they do not care about the clients. They do not have a chef anymore, they just have cooks who do not feed the residents healthy food. AND with all the money that you are paying, they are nickel and dining them for everything! They are charging extra for avocado, when it was free to begin with! I beg you, if you love your family - go somewhere else!
Evy337821
4
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March 4, 2017
The apartments at the Village at North Ridge were all beautiful two-bedrooms. I can’t afford $7,500 a month, and I didn’t care for the location because one part of it looks out to the back of Northridge Mall and the other side looks out to some kind of a used car lot, so the neighborhood was not the greatest. They had very nice facilities and a swimming pool. Everybody was very nice. They invited me to a brunch, and the food was good.
Allan071454
4
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October 5, 2016
The Village is reasonably price, and the people there are very helpful. My mom got a 1-bedroom apartment, where there’s a living room, a little dining area, a kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a closet. My mom said that she has been eating the food there. They offer arts and crafts, movies, and excursions.
Marsha843130
5
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September 18, 2016
The Village was very upscale and fabulous but expensive. They have very nice activities that the people could participate in, entertainments, and they go the malls occasionally. The staff seemed very caring. The rooms were very nice and the community seemed cohesive. They invited us for lunch, and the food was excellent.
Donna024833
5
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September 15, 2016
My mom is going to be living at the Village at Northridge. They took really good care of her and answer all of her questions, and it is a place that you would certainly be proud to recommend. They have tons of activities. They have arts, swimming classes, and religious services. They have bar mitzvah for their Jewish residents, and if you want to be in a bar mitzvah, they have classes for that. They offer services right there on the premises for all the various religious divisions. They take people to the opera, and they have music groups coming in. The dining area was lovely. We had lunch there, and lunch was delicious. The dining area was beautifully appointed. They have Happy Hour three days a week, and there’s a pool and a Jacuzzi. It’s in a great area too because they’re right near the Northridge shopping center.
A Curious Visitor
4
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July 28, 2016
The Village was spacious and had enough activities and nice staff. The food was pretty adequate. The person who showed us around was very friendly and accommodating.
Anonymous125775550
1
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March 21, 2016
There is nothing I like about The Village at NorthRidge. It is all about money with these people. They treat the staff terribly and don't give them enough money, so there is tremendous change in the staff every week. People are always leaving. The food stinks. The place is clean, though. They take your money, but they don't deliver on their promises.
Caring104329750
4
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April 21, 2015
We also had a tour at The Village at Northridge, but we felt pressured during that time. The facility is very beautiful; it is like resort living. It is a very nice place to retire. They have a lot of professional entertainers that come in. They have large social rooms so the seniors always have live entertainment. Their movie theater is very nice and big. They were very kind to offer us meals, and the food was excellent. The variety of the menu was the best we've seen at any of the places we've visited.
Caring107234161
4
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March 7, 2015
A couple of my friends are staying in The Village at Northridge, and they find the staff adequate, friendly, and helpful. It's very clean and kept up very well. The only problem they say is the food. It could be better prepared and have a better variety. They're very happy with the accommodations. I've always attended when they have socials, and they provide amenities for us to be able to play cards. The dining room is very nice -- kind of like restaurant style -- and people can sit where they want to sit. They have piano playing at a certain hour, and they have a library.
Caring87992050
5
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December 20, 2014
The Village at Northridge is very nice. If the rent was not so high, I would stay here. The reason I’m leaving here is because of the rent. I don’t participate in cards, and I barely went to the movies because I saw the movie like in the 1920’s or 1970’s, but it’s a really nice looking place, and I just like everything here. I like the staff; the food is OK. I am very pleased. They have everything.
Caring83987250
4
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October 25, 2014
The rooms at The Village were a regular apartment-size whereas most places have little, tiny ones. It’s a beautiful place; it’s like a 5-star hotel. It has 3 different restaurants, and it has everything you could imagine. It has a theater in there, and it has the gyms, the pool and the barbecue areas. The Village is huge. Mom is getting her exercise; that’s for sure. Unfortunately, they changed management when we moved in so it’s been a struggle. They gave her a bath the next morning she was there. That would have been Wednesday and they gave her a bath on Saturday and then the next Wednesday came, and she still hadn’t had a shower. I had to go down for that, and they didn’t have the house cleaning service set up. Even though we had to fight for everything, as soon as they heard there was a problem, they immediately took care of it. I would like them to give the new resident a piece of paper telling the times and the dates of when they’re going to be doing their showers and their house cleaning and stuff. They didn’t do that.
Caring66926450
4
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February 1, 2014
The Village was a little too big as far as I'm concerned. We already had a spot and we had all our stuff in there and my husband had to have surgery and it was extensive and we just stayed in our home. The rooms are never as spacious as your home. It's downsizing but they weren't bad. They got very big windows and a lot of light coming in. We had the independent living but it was both. We could transfer to assisted living if we wanted to and not move into a different unit. The food was okay, there were a lot of choices. If you didn't like anything on the menu, they'd make you something else. There were lots of activities, swimming and movies. The staff was very nice and very friendly.
Caring68226850
4
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January 30, 2014
I was at The Village at NorthRidge a couple of years ago. It was a very good experience for me. It's a beautiful place and I like it a lot. The accommodation was quite luxurious. The food was good. I certainly would recommend this facility.
Daniel6
5
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August 28, 2013
My friend is already in The Village at NorthRidge. It is a beautiful facility. They seem to offer quite a bit of activities for her. She is having a good time there. The staff seems very polite and helpful. The apartments seem to be larger than most of the apartments we saw from other facilities. The space is better. It is a little more money but there is a lot more than space your getting for the money that you're spending.
Audrey7
3
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August 25, 2013
It was a large facility, but their assisted living area was small. They had very nice people, but not a lot of personal treatment. It was more of like an apartment complex for seniors. They probably needed to improve on the connection between the people who work there. There seemed to be a disconnection between the nurses. The independent living and the assisted living units were not connected. It was difficult when somebody needed transition.
Pattie2
5
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July 24, 2013
The Village is a beautiful facility and my mom in law is very happy there. They got lots of activities for the elderlies, they take care of them, and they're kind and sweet. They've got great food.
manymcds6
5
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November 20, 2012
The Village was the best one that I could find. The rooms are beautiful, clean and spacious, and not cramped at all. The staff was amazing and really friendly. The food is very good. They have options, if you are diabetic or if you're gluten-free. You get to meet with the chef before you move in. They cater to everything you need. Everybody's very personable and they really care about the client.
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- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $4000
- Special Comment: As a resident at The Village at NorthRidge, you will find a CARF-Accredited community with all kinds of lifestyle opportunities for social connections, health, and wellness activities through our ZEST™ Wellness, along with all the comforts and conveniences of care services to help simplify life.
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