Ivy Park at Culver City

Wynema Watson

Apr 2026

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When you are considering moving a relative into an assisted living community it’s important to be realistic about what they would feel comfortable in and this is why Ivy Park at Culver City is perfect for me. It’s not overwhelming, it’s very intimate, and also personal. I have met almost everyone here and feel good about walking up to anyone to chat. I am of the mindset that we are here and we are a family. That’s how I want to live and if I can help someone , I always feel welcomed to express my opinion and it’s just a great place. I am very happy that they maintain Ivy Park at Culver City in a way I would maintain my own home. I am proud of it and I want everyone else to feel proud as well. This community is very safe and secure. Besides the beautiful property, the administration staff is also very professional and welcoming.

steve abrams

Apr 2026

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I can only speak to the incredible treatment we received as we explored options for moving my mother from Pennsylvania to California. Every step of the way Jennifer and Tierre were open, honest, and supportive. They never pressured us, gave us a sales line, or pushed us to commit. Because Ivy Park is such a desirable place the rooms go fast. When it came time to make the decision of what to do, they were open and collaborative and helped us make a tough decision. It was a pleasure working with them.

Senior Living Advocates

Mar 2026

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Ivy Park at Culver City is an ideal community for your loved ones. They will be happier, healthier and safer versus aging in place. They will get the care, social cohesion and cognitive stimulation that they would not get at home. Ronnie Chapman in the marketing department is a gem. She is professional, trustworthy, compassionate. She also treats the older adults with respect and knows it is a big potential change in their lives, and thus really nourishes her relationships with her clients. Please give Ronnie a call to set up a tour, you wont regret it. Kenny

Nick Nakahara

Mar 2026

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Ivy Park in Culver City has been incredible for my mom. She’s been there for about 4 months now. I thought it would take her about 3 months to start actually acclimating to the new environment, participating in activities and eating with other people. No joke. She started on day 1. I have no idea how they got her going so quickly. The food is actually good here as well. This was a massive selling point.

Blake Thomas

Oct 2025

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My mother lived at Ivy Park for nearly three years until the end of her life last month. She first had an apartment in assisted living where she enjoyed the social swing and made many friendships. She was relatively independent at first, though she had some of the health and cognitive impacts you might expect when you are 86 years old. The care from the caregiving team was excellent and personal, and the med techs were on top of her medications and health. As she grew older and had some cognitive decline after two years she moved to Evergreen where she received more memory care support. The care was also very good at Evergreen, especially the med tech team who monitored my mother's health closely. Additionally, the caregivers were the right combination of sweetly caring and professional. They supported my mom very attentively as her health began to fail, and gave her friendship and eased her anxiety when she was confused. At the end hospice services were smoothly integrated and my mother was able to have a peaceful and pain-free ending thanks to the professional care she received from her friends at Ivy Park. The costs of this kind of specialized care can be high, and good care can be a burden for a family to pay for. For us, Ivy Park was the best balance of reasonable cost (but still painful) and quality care. They took good care of my mom.