San Pedro, CA - Assisted Living

See our specialized care listings in San Pedro, CA below:

• Assisted Living
• Alzheimer's Care
• Independent Living

Located in a principally urban part of Los Angeles County, San Pedro has 5 residential care facilities around the city that offers residents a variety of long term care options of which to select from. While it may prove tough to walk for the sick or elderly, moving around the city is rather doable for healthier individuals. As needed, there are a few skilled nursing facilities and hospitals nearby.

Assisted Living Services in San Pedro

Some of the amenities in these care facilities that may help you feel secure can include:

• Palliative care and medical support
• Companion pets
• Nurses available 24-hours

Meeting the needs of every individual is effortless with the varied network of care facilities which operates in San Pedro. If religion is important to you or your loved one, many long term care facilities arrange devotional services on-site, with those that offer off site services usually providing for a means for transportation. Some facilities within the city arrange for kosher meals, can allow pets like cats, provide outdoor recreational activities, as well as common areas for community activities. Filipino and Spanish are spoken among the staff or personnel of several facilities in the city.

While not vital, when contacting the facilities in these lists it can be valuable to have the resident's medical history including any insurance, doctor, and facility names and contacts for any questions the facility coordinator might have. This can aid in planning any specialized care the individual might need.

Assisted Living Costs in San Pedro

The cost of community care facilities is different depending on the kind of required services, but on average it costs residents approximately $2,200 to $6,800 each month. The price for senior living in the state of California is around is $4,230 every month based on recently available estimates. Additionally, there usually are a number of federal and even state programs to help lower the cost of care for low-income families. To get a better idea of averages, browse through the detailed cost table list below for comparisons to neighboring cities.

Assisted Living Pricing for Cities Nearby

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.