Harbor City, California · Los Angeles County
Assisted living in Harbor City, CA
Looking for assisted living near you in Harbor City? There are 15 licensed assisted living homes (RCFEs) here, with room for 90 residents. 15 are small board-and-care homes for 6 or fewer; 0 are larger communities.
| Assisted living home | Licensed for | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| A Family Homecare23612 President Ave | 6 | (424) 378-1218 |
| Ace Elderly Homes23223 Pryor Place | 6 | (310) 985-1059 |
| Best Place Home Care23736 President Avenue | 6 | (310) 784-1986 |
| Dhaniella's Care Home1380 Oakhorne Drive | 6 | (310) 534-0187 |
| Great Place Home Care1556 238Th Street | 6 | (310) 891-3349 |
| Green Meadows Board and Care 111595 Oakhorne Drive | 6 | (310) 325-8883 |
| Halldale Guesthome23438 Halldale Avenue | 6 | (424) 263-5370 |
| Michael's Manor23704 Hynford Place | 6 | (310) 539-5502 |
| Oakhorne Manor1584 Oakhorne Drive | 6 | (310) 985-1059 |
| Southwoods Living INC.23506 Clearpool Place | 6 | (424) 250-9123 |
| Sunshine Board and Care Harbor1620 Oakhorne Drive | 6 | (650) 888-8374 |
| Sunshine Board and Care Harbor LLC23411 Halldale Ave | 6 | (424) 378-1145 |
| Sweet Life Senior Care23741 Kippen St | 6 | (408) 916-7347 |
| Vista Verde Living LLC23532 President Ave | 6 | (424) 250-9645 |
| Woodbury Guest Home1586 Woodbury Drive | 6 | (310) 533-1131 |
Source: California Department of Social Services licensing data (CHHS Open Data: Community Care Licensing Facilities, CC BY). Check any home's license and inspection history on the CDSS Care Facility Search.
Common questions
How many assisted living homes are in Harbor City, CA?
15 licensed residential care facilities for the elderly, with room for 90 residents in total, according to California Department of Social Services data.
What are 6-bed board and care homes?
Small assisted living homes, often in a house, licensed for up to 6 residents. 15 of the 15 homes in Harbor City are this size.
Does Medicare pay for assisted living?
No. Medicare doesn't pay for long-term care like assisted living (Medicare.gov: Long-term care). What pays instead →