Ararat Home Of Los Angeles

Ararat Home Of Los Angeles sits on ten landscaped acres, where you'll see pomegranate trees and a fountain out front, and it's a place where seniors can get many kinds of care, from independent living and home care to assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing, with the state license number 191222081. Staff speak English, Spanish, and Tagalog, and they're around all day and night for help with emergencies, care needs, and daily activities like bathing, dressing, and medicine. The campus offers indoor gathering spaces, an on-site pharmacy, free transportation to outside places, air conditioning, laundry and dry cleaning, and special meals for people on diabetic, low-fat, low-salt, and renal diets, plus there's help for those who need diabetes and insulin management or moving between beds and wheelchairs. You get choices in where you want to live, with rooms ranging from studios to one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and semi-private options, and it has parking, a gated entrance with security, and it's wheelchair accessible. Ararat Home also lets you bring some pets with you, which makes things feel a lot more like home, especially if you're used to having animals around. The grounds are home to the Sheen Memorial Chapel, the George Deukmejian Grand Ballroom, and the Ararat Eskijian Museum, and there's a focus on Armenian culture too, with cultural events, programs, and celebrations, which really brings a sense of community to the place. Social, educational, physical, and cultural activities fill the calendar, and residents can enjoy both indoor and outdoor spaces, with a variety of events, Tuesday luncheons, and fundraisers. There's a history here of serving the elderly since 1949, and they run as a nonprofit with a Board of Trustees and a Chief Executive Officer, and they employ staff like executive secretaries and special projects coordinators. Fees depend on care level, type of room, and whether you're there short-term or longer, with payments accepted from private sources, Social Security, veterans' benefits, or private insurance. The Home holds a total licensed capacity of 186 people across several campuses in Mission Hills, Glendale, and Eagle Rock, including Ararat Gardens for senior living and Ararat Post Acute and Convalescent Hospital for nursing and rehabilitation. Housekeeping, maintenance, and parking are provided, and housekeeping and meals help ease the day-to-day work for residents. Programs and amenities focus on each person's well-being, with health and wellness as a top goal, and friendly, kind staff who make a welcoming, joyful environment for those who live here.