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Woodland Hills, California · Los Angeles County

Assisted living in Woodland Hills, CA

Looking for assisted living near you in Woodland Hills? There are 14 licensed assisted living homes (RCFEs) here, with room for 715 residents. 11 are small board-and-care homes for 6 or fewer; 3 are larger communities.

Assisted living homeLicensed forPhone
Savant of Woodland Hills21711 Ventura Blvd322(818) 582-5455
Inn at the Park Ventura21200 Ventura Blvd200(818) 884-7100
Ivy Park at Woodland Hills20461 Ventura Blvd.127(818) 346-9046
A Plus Board and Care6233 Oakdale Avenue6(818) 578-9116
Alliance Health RCFE INC23601 Canzonet6(818) 426-1136
Arbour at Woodland Hills the23511 Berdon Street6(909) 782-3853
Assisted Comfort Home #223730 Killion St6(818) 800-9970
Aurum Vista22642 Victory Blvd6(818) 802-2162
Cared With Love19829 Wells Dr6(818) 370-2077
Caring Care Center23275 Sylvan Str6(747) 747-2501
Dream Haven Care22411 Burbank Blvd6(909) 280-0040
Fallbrook Elderly Care 25517 Fallbrook Avenue6(805) 216-9334
Maryann Care Home LLC5523 Fallbrook Avenue6(818) 914-4748
True Living Care LLC22740 Hatteras Street6(951) 580-7888

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.

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Common questions

How many assisted living homes are in Woodland Hills, CA?

14 licensed residential care facilities for the elderly, with room for 715 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. 11 of the 14 homes in Woodland Hills 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 →

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