CityView sits right next to Beverly Hills and Hollywood, so you get amazing views from its high-rise building and even a rooftop terrace where you can relax and look out over the city. The place has independent living, assisted living, and memory care for seniors who are at least 55, and you can find private studios or one-bedroom suites, some of them newly designed and furnished for comfort, as well as semi-private options if that fits better. In the memory care area known as The Court, they work with folks who have Alzheimer's or other memory loss, keeping things safe, supportive, and calm, with special help available all day and night. The staff at CityView includes licensed nurses plus visiting doctors, dentists, and podiatrists; they also have therapists on site for physical, occupational, and speech therapy needs, and you'll find homecare services if you need help with things like bathing, grooming, or medication, but assisted living doesn't mean you get full-time nursing. Residents can bring some pets with them, and the team understands how good pets are for seniors, especially those with memory challenges.
CityView has lots to keep people busy, so you'll see things like yoga and chair yoga classes, lectures, concerts from the resident music group, a gardening club, game nights, book discussions, and trips to places like the ArcLight or local restaurants such as El Coyote. There's a gym, recreation room, computer area, library, craft room, outdoor walking paths, patios, gardens, and indoor/outdoor spots to just sit in the sun and fresh air. Staff runs wellness programs aimed at health, and spa services and an on-site beauty salon and barbershop offer a bit of extra care. Around the building you'll see community dining rooms for shared mealtimes, but room service is also available; meals are cooked by chefs to suit different needs, including low-sodium and special diets, and the menu often includes food from around the world so things get switched up. Housekeeping and laundry are part of what's included, and there's dedicated help for residents who want VA benefits or need transportation: you get free rides to doctor appointments or outings, and there's on-site parking for those who drive.
The community supports aging in place thanks to in-house nursing, regular occupational therapy visits, rehab care, and medication management, and there's emergency alert systems and wheelchair access throughout. CityView's memory care and assisted living residents get help with daily tasks, escorting, reminding, and health monitoring. There's a special social day program and planned outings to help people stay active and engaged, and both male and female-only units are available to suit different preferences. Staff is always around, day and night, to help or respond in emergencies, and licensed by the state of California, CityView runs as a continuing care community-meaning they can support people through various changes in health or ability. They're also known for community celebrations, award-winning activities, access to WiFi and computers, and a friendly atmosphere where residents can build friendships and be part of a safe, comfortable neighborhood.
