The Preserve at Woodland Hills Assisted Living & Memory Care sits in Los Angeles, California, and welcomes adults aged 60 and older who need help with daily life or memory care support, since they have services for both assisted living and specialized dementia care, with private rooms for those who want more personal space, and you'll see that some rooms have their own baths and some have shared baths but with enough space to allow privacy and comfort. The staff is friendly and accessible, trained to help people with different needs, and the facility's environment feels safe, especially for those with Alzheimer's and other dementia issues, since the building's design helps reduce confusion and wandering.
People living here can have their own furnishings and are encouraged to decorate their suites with pieces from home, which makes the place feel familiar. The Preserve has a range of services-including the award-winning Spark® Program that focuses on helping residents with social skills, memory exercises, and setting goals-plus regular activities to give everyone something to do each day, whether it's exercise classes, gardening, movie nights, or music around the grand piano. There's a spa, a salon, and happy hours, and even a pet-friendly dog park so folks can keep their pets close by if they want the company.
Residents can choose from several apartment layouts, and apartments start at $5,500 per month. Every apartment and common area is designed with seniors in mind, with handicap accessible features, Wi-Fi, and comfortable spots indoors and out, like patios and shaded gazebos. Security is important, especially in memory care, so areas are set up to keep people safe while letting them move around as much as possible.
Housekeeping, transportation, and dining are all provided. The dining team serves gourmet meals and special delicacies, and there's a focus on good nutrition. For fun and connection, there's a full calendar of activities: exercise, gardening, arts, movies in the theater, and plenty of chances to meet with others. Staff assist with personal care needs like bathing and dressing, and they work from personalized care plans for each resident. Families and visitors often mention the helpfulness and kindness of the staff, and the reviews suggest people feel satisfied with the community. The Preserve at Woodland Hills is a Continuing Care Retirement Community, so it's set up to support people as their needs change. Those considering the community can schedule tours, see photos, and get information in person if they want a closer look at daily life inside.
