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Sakura Gardens of Los Angeles

325 S Boyle Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90033

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Los Angeles, CA
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About this community

Sakura Gardens of Los Angeles is a senior living community at 325 South Boyle Ave in Los Angeles, offering assisted living, memory care and respite care. The setting is shaped by East Asian cultural influences, with koi ponds, landscaped gardens, culturally inspired dining and special events. The community is located near Boyle Heights, Lincoln Heights and downtown Los Angeles, with the Metro station at Mariachi Plaza nearby.

Care & daily life

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Assisted Living

Housing with support for everyday activities; exact services require confirmation.

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Independent Living

Senior-oriented housing for people living independently who want community conveniences.

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A closer look at the community

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Care & support

Assisted living staff help with bathing, dressing, mobility and grooming, as well as medication management.

Memory care is designed for individuals living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Support is customized to each resident's preferences, life history and current abilities, with help for bathing, grooming, dining and medication.

Memory care includes staff available around the clock, housekeeping, trash and linen services, scheduled transportation and 24-hour emergency maintenance. On-site memory care is available if a resident's needs change.

Respite care offers temporary stays from a few days to several weeks in a private furnished apartment with a private bath. It includes 24/7 support, an emergency call system, and help with bathing, dressing, grooming and medication management. It is available year-round.

Respite guests can also access physical and occupational therapy, podiatry and other services, and families can use a respite stay as a trial stay before a long-term move.

Rooms & living spaces

Apartments come as studios and one-bedrooms. Features include vinyl flooring, a patio or balcony, a kitchenette, high-speed internet access and cable or satellite TV readiness.

Each apartment is pet friendly. Cats and dogs are welcome, with some breed and weight restrictions.

The monthly fee for assisted living covers utilities, maintenance, dining and access to community amenities.

Dining & meals

Residents enjoy chef-prepared, restaurant-style meals in an elegant dining room, with culturally inspired dining.

The community describes Japanese-inspired dining, with Japanese cuisine served daily, along with a community coffee bar.

Activities & connection

A daily calendar lets residents choose their activities, including games night, social hours, pottery class, karaoke and cultural dance performances. Culturally focused events center on Asian traditions.

Daily exercise classes, monthly community events and art sessions are part of the schedule, and scheduled outings visit local restaurants, attractions and community events.

Shared spaces & amenities

Community spaces include a library, game and activity room, craft room, clubhouse, salon and spa, and a coffee bar, along with a koi pond and gardening and outdoor space.

Scheduled transportation is offered, and the community is gated.

Location & getting around

The community is minutes from Boyle Heights, Lincoln Heights, Echo Park, Silver Lake, Montecito Heights and the Arts District, and close to Hollenbeck Park, Mariachi Plaza and the Japanese American National Museum.

Nearby grocery stores, pharmacies and healthcare providers make errands and appointments convenient, and residents can reach the Metro station at Mariachi Plaza.

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Before you decide

Use these questions when you contact Sakura Gardens of Los Angeles. They are conversation starters, not claims about what this community offers.

Rooms & accessibility

Which room or suite options are available? Can we see the bathroom, entrances and shared spaces to check whether they meet our accessibility needs?

Dining & everyday life

What meals and dietary options are offered? May we see a current activity schedule and ask how residents choose what to take part in?

Support as needs change

What support is included, who provides it and when? What happens if a resident needs more help than the community can provide?

Costs & moving in

Can we get an itemized quote, including fees and optional services? Is there a waiting list, and what assessments or agreements are needed before moving in?

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