Costa Del Sol Healthcare sits on South Record Avenue in Los Angeles, California, and serves as a long-term care facility focused on both short-term and long-term care. The facility has 99 beds, is Medicare certified, and accepts Medicaid, but out of those, it's licensed for 9 beds available as of June 2025. Residents find a home-like setting where they're encouraged to bring their own comforts or ask for extra help when needed. There's a dedicated activities room, a music program, an arts room, library, game room, and usual outdoor walking paths that support an active and social way of life, with daily scheduled activities, community-sponsored events, and even resident-run gatherings. There's a wellness area with a spa, sauna, and fitness room, offering spots for relaxation along with beautifully designed outdoor areas and gardens. There are family support services, move-in coordination, and councils for residents and their families that help with any concerns or questions about care.
Rooms here come furnished, with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and individual climate control, all designed to make stays more comfortable. The dining services work restaurant-style with all-day meal options, and special diets are handled by a professional chef. For daily needs, the place provides housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning, plus transportation and parking for residents. There's a full emergency alert system and 24-hour supervision by licensed nursing staff, so help is always close by. Costa Del Sol Healthcare offers skilled nursing care, with special help for folks recovering after surgery or illness, and therapists create personalized treatment plans. They help with transferring, bathing, dressing, medication management, and other daily activities, with options for non-ambulatory care if getting around is hard. The rehabilitation and subacute care are used for orthopedic recovery, and the staff speaks English.
Costa Del Sol Healthcare is known for its commitment to quality care, shown through national recognition and accreditations, and its renovations have made the facility more comfortable and inviting. They try to make sure every resident feels supported in a warm, safe setting, and the patient-to-staff ratio is set to promote well-being. The community operates as part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), so people can get different levels of care as their needs change.
