Pricing ranges from
    $4,992 – 5,990/month

    Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles

    433 N Camden Dr #600, Los Angeles, CA, 90210
    5.0 · 76 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Spotless compassionate care seamless placement

    I'm deeply grateful - the facility is spotless and home-like with attractive furnishings, a private room and bath, delicious individualized meals, and highly skilled, compassionate caregivers who kept my parent safe and dignified. April, Laura and Sarah (and caring staff like Narine, Emma, Reina and hospice nurse Alex) provided free, expert, rapid help - expedited hospital discharge, paperwork and tours - found a budget-friendly perfect fit in days and eased our anxiety; I highly recommend them.

    Pricing

    $4,992+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,990+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    5.00 · 76 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.7
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.8
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      4.7

    Pros

    • Knowledgeable and experienced living advisors
    • Compassionate, respectful and empathetic staff
    • Fast response and quick placement (sometimes within 48 hours)
    • Free locator/referral service
    • Personalized, tailored recommendations based on needs and budget
    • Thorough needs assessment and interview process
    • Hands-on assistance (accompanying to tours and appointments)
    • Strong regional knowledge of Los Angeles-area options
    • Help with hospital discharge and urgent placements
    • Ongoing follow-up and regular check-ins after placement
    • Assistance with paperwork and expedited admissions
    • Trustworthy advocates for families and seniors
    • Excellent communication and responsiveness
    • Referrals to allied services (hospice, in-home care, financing help)
    • Ability to narrow options quickly and save families time
    • Reputable placements for dementia and memory-care needs
    • Arranged virtual tours (FaceTime) and remote help
    • Clean, well-maintained, home-like facilities often cited
    • Private rooms and private bathrooms frequently available
    • High-quality dining: home-cooked, nutritious meals tailored to needs
    • Attentive nurses and caregiving staff with bedside vigilance
    • Family-like atmosphere in many facilities; owners engaged
    • Budget-aware search and options that align with finances
    • Emotional support and calming presence throughout transitions
    • Many named staff praised for exceptional service (Laura, Sarah, April, Narine, Emma, Reina, Alex)

    Cons

    • At least one serious, documented negative incident at an assisted living facility
    • Variation in quality among referred facilities (care can be inconsistent)
    • Cosmetic appearance of some facilities may mask care problems
    • Cost of senior living can be expensive despite budget-aware search
    • Occasional understaffing reported at specific facilities
    • Difficulty and anxiety for families evaluating new homes
    • Bed availability can be limited in a tight market
    • Pandemic-related pauses or delays in follow-up and placements

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in these reviews is strongly positive for Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles as a referral and placement agency. Reviewers repeatedly highlight the team’s expertise, compassion and responsiveness. Multiple named staff members (Laura, Sarah, April, Narine, Emma, Reina, Alex and others) are singled out for being knowledgeable, calm, patient and attentive; clients describe them as advocates who listen carefully, perform thorough needs assessments, and tailor recommendations to the senior’s clinical needs, personality and family budget. The service is frequently described as time-saving and stress-relieving — clients emphasize that the agency narrows options quickly, accompanies families to tours, arranges virtual visits when needed, and often expedites placements in urgent situations, including hospital discharges. The locator service itself is noted as free, which reviewees identify as a valuable resource during what is typically a costly and emotional process.

    Care quality and staffing at referred facilities receive many positive mentions: reviewers praise caring and attentive caregiving teams, hands-on nurses, longevity and dedication among staff, and owners who treat residents like family. Clean, well-maintained and home-like facilities are commonly reported, with many citations of private rooms and bathrooms, a pleasant sundeck or outdoor space, and state-of-the-art or brand-new buildings in some cases. Dining is a standout strength in multiple reviews — “outstanding”, “home-cooked” and “nutritious” meals prepared to individual needs are called out repeatedly. Memory care placements are also a frequent success area; clients state that the agency understands dementia-specific requirements and finds appropriate placements that promote dignity, safety and engagement. Several reviewers also remark on the agency’s ongoing follow-up after placement, providing reassurance and continuity during a stressful transition.

    Service delivery and process-related strengths are consistent across the reviews. Families report that the agency is proactive in communication, responsive to questions, and willing to go beyond expectations (for example by arranging FaceTime tours, meeting at locations, helping with paperwork, and referring hospice or in-home care when appropriate). The team is described as being budget-aware, helping clients compare pros and cons of options within financial constraints, and making practical recommendations. Many clients explicitly state they would use the service again or recommend it to others, and several narratives describe saved time, reduced hassle, and peace of mind as direct outcomes of working with Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles.

    Notwithstanding the many positives, reviewers also identify meaningful concerns that prospective clients should consider. There is evidence of variability in the quality of the individual facilities the agency refers to: while many facilities are praised for cleanliness, compassionate staff and high-quality meals, some reviews report problems at specific homes. The most serious single negative account references a “horrible experience” at Bellmont Senior Living Encino with allegations that poor care endangered a resident and that management failed to accept responsibility. Other concerns are less acute but important: cosmetic appeal can sometimes mask deeper issues in care, understaffing was reported at least once, and the general cost of senior living remains a frequent stressor even when the locator finds budget-aware options. Several reviewers also note how emotionally difficult it is to evaluate homes and that bed availability in a constrained market can be a limiting factor. Pandemic-related delays were mentioned by a few families as well.

    Patterns and recommendations from the reviews: customers consistently value the human qualities of the locator team — empathy, patience, intelligence and advocacy — in addition to technical knowledge about care options. The agency’s strengths are most visible in urgent or complex cases (rapid placements, memory-care matching, hospital discharges) and in the hands-on aspects of the search (tours, accompaniment, paperwork assistance). At the same time, potential clients should independently verify the operational quality of any recommended facility: check staffing ratios, observe staff-resident interactions beyond the showroom areas, review recent inspection or incident reports, and ask direct questions about turnover and emergency procedures. Financial counseling or a frank discussion about long-term affordability should be part of the planning conversation, since affordability and bed availability were recurrent anxieties.

    In summary, Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles receives widespread praise for delivering an emotionally supportive, efficient and knowledgeable placement service that reliably connects families to suitable assisted living and memory-care options. The team’s hands-on approach, regional expertise, follow-up and network of referrals are the dominant strengths. However, because facility quality can vary, families should pair the agency’s assistance with their own verification of each facility’s staffing, safety record and long-term fit. The reviews suggest that working with this agency substantially reduces the time, stress and uncertainty of finding senior housing while emphasizing the importance of due diligence on the referred communities themselves.

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    About Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles

    Adl Best Care is a licensed residential care facility for the elderly located in Los Angeles, California. As a dedicated home for seniors, it provides an environment designed to support the needs of older adults who may require assistance with daily living activities but do not need intensive medical or nursing attention. Adl Best Care is part of a network of residential care homes in the region that focus on enhancing the quality of life for residents, emphasizing respectful care and a supportive atmosphere.

    Within Adl Best Care, residents can expect a range of services tailored to the needs of elderly individuals. The staff are trained to assist with essential activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, medication management, and mobility. The goal is to help residents retain as much independence as possible while ensuring they are safe and comfortable in their daily lives. The facility aims to provide peace of mind not only for the residents themselves but also for their families, who can be assured that their loved ones are receiving attentive and compassionate care in a nurturing setting.

    Life at Adl Best Care is designed to be as enriching and relaxed as possible, with opportunities for recreation, social interaction, and personal fulfillment. Common areas are arranged to invite conversation and companionship, encouraging residents to build friendships and participate in group activities that promote well-being and satisfaction. By focusing on these supportive services and a homelike environment, Adl Best Care stands out as a vital resource for seniors and their families seeking a balance of care, comfort, and community for their aging loved ones.

    While Adl Best Care is not certified to accept Medicare, its services offer a more affordable alternative to full-time nursing homes for those who do not require acute medical care. This approach allows seniors to continue living with dignity and a level of independence, supported by staff who are committed to fostering a sense of belonging and security. Overall, Adl Best Care plays an important role in Los Angeles by providing dependable residential care that enriches the lives of older adults.

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    State of California Inspection Reports

    24

    Inspections

    3

    Type A Citations

    2

    Type B Citations

    4

    Years of reports

    13 Aug 2025
    Found no deficiencies; residents appeared well cared for, records were up to date, medications were administered as prescribed, and safety equipment was functioning.
    • § 9058
    06 Jun 2025
    Found fire safety features, an infection control plan, and recent disaster drills with audible exit alarms; kitchen clean, medications secured, and records locked and current. No immediate health or safety hazards observed.
    • § 9058
    26 Jul 2024
    Found that safety systems, living areas, and medication storage were in good condition with adequate supplies. Investigated the described allegation but insufficient information prevents a conclusion.
    26 Jul 2024
    Found that the facility was generally compliant with safety, sanitation, and resident care standards, with all essential equipment operational and records properly maintained; however, some allegations regarding unsafe conditions require further investigation.
    19 Jul 2024
    Found the home clean and well-maintained, with working safety alarms, medications and records securely stored, and no immediate health or safety hazards.
    19 Jul 2024
    Found the facility to be clean, well-maintained, and compliant with safety, medication, and infection control standards, with residents' living spaces and outdoor areas properly prepared and records securely stored. Conducted staff and resident record reviews, along with a physical inspection, without identifying any immediate health or safety concerns.
    24 Sept 2023
    Found no deficiencies after an unannounced annual visit; risk assessment showed no COVID-19 cases and safety measures, equipment, and supplies were in proper order across living spaces, kitchen, laundry, garage, and outdoor areas.
    24 Sept 2023
    Confirmed the facility was clean, well-maintained, and properly equipped to meet residents' needs, with safety measures, adequate supplies, and accessible areas appropriately in place.
    19 Jul 2023
    Found five residents (capacity six) and a hospice waiver for two; living spaces, bedrooms, bathrooms, and common areas were clean, well maintained, and free of hazards. Water temperatures, safety devices, and toxin storage were within required ranges, food supplies were adequate, and resident, staff, and medication records were orderly; infection control practices were observed, and an exit interview was conducted.
    19 Jul 2023
    Found that the residence was clean, well-maintained, and appropriately furnished, with safety features such as operational fire extinguishers and proper water temperatures, while ensuring that resident and staff records were up to date; identified some deficiencies related to toxin and cleaning supply storage.
    • § 87309(a)
    17 Mar 2022
    Found a three-bedroom, two-bath home with five residents, maintaining infection-control measures such as PPE screening stations, posted signs, and temperature checks, in a comfortable 70-degree environment. Observed clean kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and living areas; medications locked; cleaning supplies secured; working fire alarms and dual smoke/CO detectors; and a detached garage and laundry area locked and used for storage.
    17 Mar 2022
    Found the setting clean, well-maintained, and equipped with proper safety and infection control measures, including PPE stations, functioning alarms, and secure storage for medications and supplies. The living areas, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, and outdoor spaces were all appropriately furnished, organized, and safe for residents.
    01 Feb 2022
    Investigated the allegation that a resident did not transfer to the licensee's care as required; interviews indicated the resident was transferred to a skilled nursing facility whose name was not known, and rosters were reviewed with no deficiencies cited.
    01 Feb 2022
    Reviewed a complaint regarding whether a resident transferred to a different facility during 2019; interviews clarified that the resident had moved to a skilled nursing facility, not the licensed home.
    09 Jul 2021
    Found that, for a change of ownership, the location met safety and care standards, including fire clearance for six bedridden residents, adequate bedrooms and bathrooms, secure medication storage, functioning smoke/CO detectors, and sufficient supplies; no deficiencies were identified.
    09 Jul 2021
    Confirmed the facility met all safety, sanitation, and operational requirements for licensure, including proper accommodations, safety features, and documentation, with no deficiencies noted during the review.
    09 Jun 2021
    Identified that control of the property began in October 2020 and that it was operated without a license and without notifying licensing. Held today, a noncompliance meeting with the regional manager, licensing program staff, and the applicants.
    09 Jun 2021
    Identified that the applicants took control of the property in October 2020, operated without a license, and did not notify licensing authorities.
    • § 87405(d)(1)
    • §
    04 Jun 2021
    Found that the licensee abandoned the site in November 2020, lost control of the property, and transferred the lease without notifying the licensing agency, rendering it unlicensed. Identified that an administrator has a pending application with the licensing agency, a notice of violation was issued, and a non-compliance meeting was scheduled for June 9, 2021.
    04 Jun 2021
    Found that the licensee abandoned the facility in November 2020, resulting in it becoming unlicensed, and that the current Administrator has a pending application with the licensing agency. Confirmed that a recent visit showed no Covid-19 infection risks.
    20 May 2021
    Found no health or safety hazards on the premises; the home housed four residents and was licensed for five non-ambulatory residents with a hospice waiver for two. Observed clean, well-maintained living spaces, secure medications, adequate food supplies, and functioning smoke/CO detectors, with some areas such as offices and storage locked and inaccessible to residents.
    20 May 2021
    Confirmed that the facility was clean, safe, and well-maintained, with proper safety precautions, sufficient food supplies, secure medication storage, and no health hazards observed during the visit.
    22 Mar 2021
    Investigated two complaints: one alleging medication was not administered to a resident, and another alleging staff spoke inappropriately to a resident. Interviews and record reviews found no evidence to support either allegation.
    22 Mar 2021
    Investigated the allegations that staff did not administer medication to resident and that staff spoke inappropriately to resident; found no evidence supporting either claim.

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