Gregory G.
Jun 2025
*[Read] Board and Cares are like any other business, they only exist if they make a profit. Nothing wrong with that. Just do your due diligence and research them thoroughly. (This place charged $4,500 monthly. Not worth 45¢ in my opinion). No matter how much these facilities try to make you believe you're "family" when you move-in. And try to manipulate you during your initial visit. Take your time, visit these types of places as many times as you can and visit unexpectedly as well. Then revisit the ones that appeal to you. Many of these board and cares are owned by a nurse, doctor, or social worker. But it's usually not them that are providing care directly to your loved-one. It's usually one or two people that serve as a caregiver. Often these caregivers don't have much training and/or experience in the field. So, make sure you find out as much as you can about the caregivers that will be placing hands on those you entrust to these facilities. (If I knew then what I know now, I would have filed a complaint against this "facility" with the appropriate state licensing agency). You're online reading this review, why not check the state website to see what citations this place has received. If you can, I strongly suggest going through a placement coordinator with your hospital. Not just picking out a random place you found online; nor using a national referral service. There are hundreds, if not thousands of board and cares in the Los Angeles area and each one will be run differently. Take your time and find the best one for your loved one. *You are the one in control at these places. Do not allow places like this to manipulate you into thinking you're not. **Many, many, jobs are "hard" or difficult. If you or your so-called caregivers cannot do the job adequately, go find another line of work.


