Senior-living directory
Explore published assisted living profiles in Santa Monica and see which practical details still need confirmation.
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Santa Monica, CA
Brookdale Ocean House is a coastal community in Santa Monica, California, offering assisted living and memory care. Basic utilities and maintenance are typically included, and team members are on-site 24/7 for alerts in case of an emergency. Residents can enjoy ocean views and coastal air from a rooftop patio.
Santa Monica, CA
Brookdale Santa Monica Gardens is a Brookdale senior living community in Santa Monica, California, near the coast.
Santa Monica, CA
Ivy Park at Santa Monica is an assisted living and memory care community in Santa Monica, California, within minutes of the Pacific Coast Highway. Assisted living residents live in studio and one-bedroom apartments, while memory care is provided in Evergreen at Ivy, a neighborhood with companion suites and private studios.
Santa Monica, CA
Santa Monica Home & Care is a residential board and care home for the elderly in Santa Monica, California. Residents receive 24-hour care with help for dressing, medications, bathing and eating, plus customized memory services for those who need them. Rooms are private or shared, three meals are served daily, and family are welcome at any time.
Santa Monica, CA
Welbrook Santa Monica is a boutique, all-memory-care community in Santa Monica, California, offering specialized care for individuals facing memory challenges. Residents live in private studio apartments with individual bathrooms, and professional care staff are available around the clock.
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Planning your search in Santa Monica
Our directory currently includes 10 published communities in Santa Monica across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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