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Board and care homes in Vermont Square
Vermont Square has 4 state-licensed residential care homes for the elderly with 22 beds between them. 4 are board and care homes with six or fewer residents, the small, family-style setting we specialize in.
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| Type | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absolute Managed Care | Board and care | 4 | 2023 | 90062 |
| Aday | Board and care | 6 | 2025 | 90062 |
| Harvard Hope House | Board and care | 6 | 2023 | 90062 |
| In Honor of Our Parents | Board and care | 6 | 2012 | 90037 |
Showing 4 homes. Source: CDSS Community Care Licensing, state extract dated May 25, 2025.
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What care costs around Vermont Square
Published 2026 monthly ranges. Every home sets its own rates, and the level of care needed moves the price more than the neighborhood does.
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Questions families ask
How many board and care homes are in Vermont Square?
The state extract dated May 25, 2025 lists 4 licensed residential care facilities for the elderly (RCFEs) in Vermont Square: 4 with six or fewer beds, 0 with seven to fifteen, and 0 with sixteen or more. Together they hold 22 beds.
How much does board and care cost in Vermont Square?
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 LA County usually runs $5,098 to $5,550 a month before care levels are added.
Do any homes in Vermont Square 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 Vermont Square?
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 Vermont Square been licensed?
The longest-licensed home in Vermont Square was first licensed in 2012, and the newest in 2025. 1 home has 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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