Memory care · West Hills, CA

Memory care in West Hills

Families in West Hills usually choose between two kinds of memory care: a secure unit inside a larger assisted living community, or a small board and care home whose caregivers are trained for dementia. West Hills has 3 licensed communities with sixteen or more beds and 30 board and care homes with six or fewer.

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33Licensed homes in West Hills
3Larger communities (16+ beds)9% of the 33 licensed homes here
30Board and care homes91% of the 33 licensed homes here
$7,629+Memory care, LA County

Memory care options in West Hills

A home that cares for people with dementia in California needs more than a basic license. It must meet the state's dementia care rules, and homes that secure their doors or keep residents who are bedridden or on hospice need additional approval from the Department of Social Services. The public licensing file does not show which homes in West Hills have that approval, so we confirm it with every home before we suggest it.

  • Secure memory care units are found in larger communities. West Hills has 3 licensed for sixteen or more residents.
  • Small board and care homes are often the better fit for someone who is easily overwhelmed or wanders at night. West Hills has 30 with six or fewer beds.
  • Memory care in LA County typically runs $7,629 to $9,000 a month. Board and care homes that accept dementia residents often cost less.

Larger licensed communities in West Hills

Not every licensed community has a secured memory care unit, and the state file does not say which do. We confirm that with each community before we suggest it.

West Hills on the map

The 33 board and care homes and larger communities in West Hills, colored by size. Select a pin for the home's name, size and license facts.

Map of the 33 board and care homes and larger communities in West Hills

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  • Board and care (6 or fewer beds)
  • Assisted living (16 or more beds)

West Hills in the state licensing data

How the 33 licensed homes in West Hills compare with LA County as a whole, from the state extract dated May 25, 2025.

State licensing dataWest HillsLA County
Licensed homes331,644
Board and care, 6 beds or fewer30 (91%)1,359 (83%)
Small homes, 7 to 15 beds0 (0%)27 (2%)
Communities, 16 or more beds3 (9%)258 (16%)
Licensed beds58343,145
Median beds per home66
Licensed since the start of 20243287

Board and care homes in West Hills

Small homes to ask about for dementia care. The state file does not show which hold a dementia waiver, so we confirm that with each home first. Listed alphabetically; select a home for its license details.

Plus 15 more on the West Hills board and care page.

Nearby communities

Canoga Park (2.0 mi, 16 homes, 14 board and care); Chatsworth (2.9 mi, 26 homes, 25 board and care); Winnetka (3.7 mi, 21 homes, 21 board and care); Woodland Hills (4.0 mi, 30 homes, 24 board and care); Calabasas (5.7 mi, 2 homes, 0 board and care). Distances are straight-line between community centers.

See every licensed home on our West Hills board and care page, or read more about memory care across Los Angeles County.

Free for families

Want us to check which of these 33 homes has an opening? Free.

Tell us what your loved one needs. We call the homes, confirm openings, rates and the care they can give, then get back to you with the ones that fit. Your family pays nothing.

Questions families ask

How much does memory care cost in West Hills?

Memory care communities in Los Angeles typically start at $7,629 to $9,000 a month. A board and care home that accepts residents with dementia is often less, usually inside the $3,000 to $6,000 board and care range, depending on how much hands-on care is needed.

Which homes in West Hills are licensed for dementia care?

California's public licensing data does not list dementia waivers or secured-perimeter approval. We confirm both directly with each home, and we only suggest homes that can legally and safely meet your loved one's needs.

Is a small board and care home safe for someone with dementia?

It can be. Many families find a six-bed home calmer than a large community, with the same caregivers every day. The home must follow the state's dementia care rules, and if doors are secured it needs approval from the Department of Social Services. Ask to see it.

Get help with memory care in West Hills

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