Assisted living community · Los Angeles, CA

Beverly Hills Terrace

State licensing data lists Beverly Hills Terrace as a residential care community for up to 110 residents in Los Angeles, first licensed in 2020. We are not affiliated with this home, but we can check whether it has an opening and how it compares with others nearby, at no cost to you.

Licensed as of May 25, 2025 (latest state data). A license can change after that date, so we confirm a home's current status before we suggest it.

License facts

Type
Assisted living community (16 or more beds)
License category
Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE)
Licensed capacity
110 residents
License number
198603319
First licensed
July 24, 2020
Address
1470 S Robertson Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90035
Status
Licensed as of May 25, 2025 (latest state data)

Get directions · Look up license 198603319 at CDSS for inspection reports.

How it compares in Pico-Robertson

  • It is one of 7 homes licensed in Pico-Robertson as of May 25, 2025, which together hold 430 beds.
  • 2 other assisted living communities (16 or more beds) are licensed in Pico-Robertson.
  • First licensed in 2020, it has held its license longer than 1 of the other 6 homes in the community.
  • 2 homes in Pico-Robertson are licensed for more residents, and 4 for the same number or fewer.

See all 7 homes in Pico-Robertson

What the license does not tell you

  • Whether a bed is open right now, and when the next one is expected
  • The monthly rate, and what is included versus charged extra
  • Whether it holds a dementia or hospice waiver, or can care for someone who cannot walk
  • Which languages the caregivers speak
  • Recent inspection findings and any citations

We call homes every day and can find this out for you, along with the best matches nearby. Ask us to check.

What a home like this is

With sixteen or more licensed beds, this is what most people call an assisted living community. It is licensed under the same RCFE rules as a six-bed board and care home, but usually offers a dining room, a schedule of activities, and a larger team on site. Base rent often covers housing and meals, with personal care priced in levels on top.

What it may cost

Assisted living base rent in Central Los Angeles typically runs $4,500 to $6,300 a month before care levels are added. Every home sets its own rates, so the only way to know is to ask. Use our care cost calculator for an estimate based on the care your loved one needs, or see what board and care costs in Los Angeles.

Before you visit

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