Independent Living Communities in Pasadena, CA

"On the occasions I have visited Sakura Gardens, I have found the facility to be impeccably clean and was impressed by the friendly and caring staff. Most importantly is that my aunt is always smiling and cheerful, a good sign of the care she is receiving. Shin, in particular, is always helpful and makes sure our questions are answered."

"Hollenbeck Palms is phenomenal. The facility and staff are outstanding. The environment and the meals are beyond incredible. The apartments are phenomenally well cared for. The activities are numerous. They are in wide variety and flexible topics. They have card games, movie and music activities. They have field trips to concerts, operas and theaters. They make arrangements for people to come to their facility as well as for the residents to go out to local venues. I am so pleased and lucky that my mom is there. "

"We went to Ivy Park at Burbank. It was a very beautiful building. It was newer. It was my second choice. Price-wise, it fits the price of where my mom is at now. The trouble I would have had with them is just that it's in a busier section of town. They have three parking spaces for visitors, but if you're visiting your parents there, you have to park several blocks away, so that is super annoying. It's very busy, and the traffic getting there would have been a bigger hardship than where she is now. However, the views from the foothills are very pretty from all the common areas. It was a very pretty facility. It was on par with the other place. It felt like it was designed specifically for senior assisted living. In my mind, it was a toss-up, but when my mom saw this other place, she said she liked it and she felt like she would be comfortable there, so I canceled our second appointment with Ivy Park because she had already made up her mind. The staff members answered all my questions. They were good at responding to the emails that I sent, but in person, I would say they were a little more formal and stiff and not as open or friendly as the members from the other places."

"Belmont Village was very nice, and the staff seemed pretty wonderful. I was impressed with that. I didn’t see anything that needs to improve; they have a lot to offer. I was there at lunch time, so they were all busy with that, and there’s lot of opportunity to be busy. It’s very expensive, and for me, the value was moderate. "

"We visited Atria Covina, it was very clean and the residents looked happy. The lady who was the manager was very helpful and very friendly. We saw one apartment."

"CityViewVilla Assisted Living is located in LA with architecture, landmarks and attractions surrounding the facility. I recently traveled here to take a tour and I must say, this place is one of a kind. It is my personal favorite in the Los Angeles area. Your loved one can live here independently without a care in the world. The staff are very kind and provide all of the care needed. If I had to choose my personal favorite feature about CityViewVilla would be the rooftop view of this beautiful city and lives up to its name. CityViewVilla is confident that you will like what you see, and second that. The residents are very happy and have nothing to complain about. CityViewVilla is underrated and deserves more recognition. I highly suggest you take a tour. I would also like to mention the rooms here. Once I walked into one I did not want to leave, I felt like I were taking a lovely vacation inside a 5 star hotel. "

"My father spent 3 days in Clearwater at Glendora's assisted living. The best thing about it was probably the amenities. I like the security with the check-in process that they have, too. I think the staff members were also very responsive. There was only one thing I kind of didn't like, and it was when they told me that one unit was open and then said that they made a mistake and that unit was no longer available. It would have been a perfect unit for my father because it had a view, and he always loved a view. Not that he ended up using it, but it was just a little disappointing that it ended up not being available. His living space was clean and spacious, which I really like. We also brought TVs in, and they hung them, so that was nice. We didn't try the food, but when my dad was in hospice, they offered that if the family wanted to go and have some food, we were welcome to go downstairs and have some. That was nice because they knew what we were going through."

Begin your journey of well-being at The Leonard on Beverly, a full-service Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Support community located in Los Angeles just minutes from Beverly Hills. Our holistic approach to resident-centered care and whole-person wellness supports seniors of varying needs to live as active and engaged as possible. We tailor our care and services to honor each resident's personal preferences, needs, and abilities. Access to additional levels of care, Signature Programs, ancillary services, and specially curated amenities offers an enhanced living experience for residents and provides peace of mind for their families. The Leonard on Beverly is mindfully designed to balance contemporary design with the comforts of home, with easy-to-navigate spaces and opportunities to engage in meaningful connections. While the community is conveniently located near shops, restaurants, and local attractions, our residents have access to unique onsite amenities, including a dedicated wellness floor providing therapy, massage, yoga and meditation programs, a salon, theater, resident storage area, an expansive rooftop terrace with sweeping views of the Hollywood Hills, and multiple culinary venues offering a variety of menus and experiences to satisfy any craving. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"It is very nice, but more geared towards being a retirement place. My dad didn't like the fact that my mom have to take one elevator, then through an area, then up another elevator. It wasn't a very direct way to get to the rooms, and it's a large community. The staff who accommodated us was very helpful and very nice, it was a very pleasant experience. We checked the dining area and it was lovely. It was a very nice place, but it's just a little bit too big for my dad. We also checked the rooms."

"After finishing up 16 months at Lakewood Park Manor, I can say that I have personally seen the hard work that all of the staff puts in to make sure the residents have the best experience possible. Lakewood Park Manor strives continuously to make sure they can give the best convalescent care possible all the time."

"My mother always says,"The food is just like when my mother used to cook. I really enjoy myself here. It feels like my home.";"

"I went to Park View Place. The apartment has huge, huge doors. They had stoves. It was an inductive stove. They had a bedroom and a living room. There was a nice bathroom. All of them have walk-in showers. It had a shower seat, one of the teakwood or whatever it is, shower seats. They had a restaurant. We ate there. They had tablecloths and silver service. It was upscale and elegant. The dining room chairs are like what you would have in your house. The furnishings were a little more upscale. The decor that they decided on at Parkview was different but still new."

"It looked very clean and very professional. I think they would have worked just fine for my mother-in-law. The staff seemed fine. The rooms were clean. We didn't get to taste the food, but the dining room looked good and kind of elegant. It's close to where we live."

"It is clean and it smells nice. Everyone is so friendly. The patients are moving around, talking to each other and playing games. The people are dressed well and my sister in law is happy there. "