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Board and care homes in Boyle Heights

Boyle Heights has 2 state-licensed residential care homes for the elderly with 368 beds between them. None of them is a small six-bed board and care home, so we list nearby communities below.

2Licensed homes
368Total beds
0Board and care (6 beds or fewer)
0Newly licensed since 2024

Boyle Heights at a glance

Homes by size

  • Assisted living 2 100%

Beds by home size

  • Assisted living 368 100%

The median licensed home in Boyle Heights has 184 beds, against 6 across LA County.

Compared with LA County

Share of licensed homes in each size group

  • Boyle Heights
  • LA County
Board and care 6 or fewer beds
0%
83%
Small care home 7 to 15 beds
0%
2%
Assisted living 16 or more beds
100%
16%

Source: CDSS state licensing extract dated May 25, 2025.

Every licensed home in Boyle Heights

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Map of the 2 licensed homes in Boyle Heights

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  • Assisted living (16 or more beds)
Type
Sakura Gardens at Los AngelesAssisted living183201790033
Hollenbeck PalmsContinuing care185199390033

Listing 2 homes. Source: CDSS Community Care Licensing, state extract dated May 25, 2025.

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What care costs around Boyle Heights

Published 2026 monthly ranges. Every home sets its own rates, and the level of care needed moves the price more than the neighborhood does.

Board and care homeCalifornia statewide range
$3,000 to $6,000a month
Assisted living, base rentEast LA and the San Gabriel Valley
$3,800 to $4,200a month
Memory careLA County
$7,629 to $9,000a month
24/7 in-home care$36 to $40 an hour
$26,000 to $29,000a month

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Questions families ask

How many board and care homes are in Boyle Heights?

The state extract dated May 25, 2025 lists 2 licensed residential care facilities for the elderly (RCFEs) in Boyle Heights: 0 with six or fewer beds, 0 with seven to fifteen, and 2 with sixteen or more. One of them is a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), where entrance fees usually apply. Together they hold 368 beds.

How much does board and care cost in Boyle Heights?

Board and care homes in California typically charge $3,000 to $6,000 a month, depending mostly on how much hands-on care is needed. Assisted living base rent in East LA and the San Gabriel Valley usually runs $3,800 to $4,200 a month before care levels are added.

Do any homes in Boyle Heights take residents with dementia or on hospice?

Public licensing data does not show which homes hold dementia or hospice waivers, or which can care for someone who cannot walk. We confirm that by phone with each home before we suggest it, at no cost to you.

Does Medi-Cal pay for board and care in Boyle Heights?

Medi-Cal can pay for care services in some homes through the Assisted Living Waiver or CalAIM Community Supports, but it does not pay for room and board. Most residents cover that part from income such as SSI. Our Medi-Cal checker shows where you stand in two minutes.

How long have the homes in Boyle Heights been licensed?

The longest-licensed home in Boyle Heights was first licensed in 1993, and the newest in 2017. 0 homes have been licensed since the start of 2024. A long license history is not a guarantee of quality, so always check a home's inspection reports at CDSS.

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