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As we enter another year, Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles is thrilled to present this year’s Family Choice List of the Top 10 Independent, Assisted Living, Dementia/Alzheimer’s facilities, and Board & Care homes chosen by our clients in 2024. Los Angeles is home to many exceptional communities – and while this list does not necessarily represent all of […]

A recent expose by The Washington Post finds that the nation’s largest senior placement advisory service, A Place For Mom, promotes communities with major safety and care violations. Our locally owned Los Angeles-based company, Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles, has been explaining the questionable practices of A Place For Mom to clients for years. Finally, The Washington Post’s explosive investigation provides our company with the receipts.

Several of the largest and most prominent senior living brands in Los Angeles are facing lawsuits from residents and their families due to over-reliance on these technologies. In an article earlier this month in the Washington Post, an algorithm-based tool used to allocate community staffing was specifically cited in being responsible for creating unsafe and unsanitary conditions, and for failing to capture the human nuances of senior care.

Assisted Living Locators offers Forbes tips for finding the perfect Los Angeles luxury senior community this year.

Read our roundup of Valentine’s Day celebrations at LA luxury facilities we love.

Knowing which type of senior living could be best for your current and future needs is the first step to making a confident decision. Senior Living Expert Sarah Ordover reviews the different types of communities in this article to help you make the right choice.

Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles owner, Sarah Ordover, walks you through the most important factors to consider when evaluating independent living, assisted living, or Alzheimer’s/Memory care options.

Assisted Living Locators Los Angeles owner, Sarah Ordover, walks you through the most important factors to consider when evaluating independent living, assisted living, or Alzheimer’s/Memory care options.

Not eating, increased isolation and lack of housekeeping should sound the alarm.

Pets are welcome at Assisted Living. Bring your dog, cat, even your bird! Furry friends encouraged!