Altadena, CA - Senior Assisted Living

See our specialized care listings in Altadena, CA below:

• Assisted Living
• Alzheimer's Care
• Independent Living

Found in a largely suburban part of Los Angeles County, Altadena has fourteen elderly care facilities within the city that gives residents a range of long term care options of which to settle upon. Getting around the city should not be too hard with the many transportation options. According to government funded surveys there are a number of top ranked nursing facilities and hospitals in the nearby area.

Senior Living Amenities

Feeling comfortable at an elder care facility is primarily about finding the right amenities for the resident that are applicable at a given center. Some standard amenities in Altadena include:

• Pets allowed
• Personal care services
• On-call Doctors

In addition to a full range of amenities, Altadena also has a varied network of facilities that can meet seniors' unique requirements. Some long-term care facilities provide transportation, giving your loved one the option to move about. These amenities can be as simple as offering vegetarian meals (under the supervision of a nutritionist), letting pet visits, as well as arranging activities within common areas. Also, Spanish and other languages may be spoken by some facilities in the area by the staff to better serve the needs of the residents.

While not vital, when contacting the facilities you are interested in it can be advantageous to have medical history including any insurance, doctor, and contacts for any questions the facility intake manager might have. This can aid in planning any special care the individual might require.

Senior Living Cost Comparison

The price for services varies based on the services required, but in the city of Altadena basic community care facilities are in the range of $2,800 to $7,300 each month. The cost for assisted living facilities in the state of California is about is $4,230 per month based on recent estimates. Additionally, there can be a variety of federal and even state financial aid options to help reduce the cost of care for low-income families. For more information, look through the detailed cost list below for comparisons to other neighboring cities.

Assisted Living Average Prices in Nearby Cities

Source: Aggregated from the Genworth 2013, 2015 Cost of Care Survey, state licensing units, and from facility surveys. While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, please confirm details with facilities directly.