Paradise - Board And Care Home in Los Angeles, California
RCFEMemory Care Available

ParadiseBoard And Care Home in Los Angeles, California

1931 Preuss Road, Los Angeles, California 90034
FACILITY TYPE
Board And Care
STARTING RATE
Contact for price
CAPACITY
6 Residents

License Verification

Pending Verification
Type:RCFE(Residential Care Facility for the Elderly)
Number:197609316
Authorization:Dementia Care Authorized (CDSS)
Verified:Not yet verified

Paradise at a glance

Paradise is one of 112 board and care homes listed in Los Angeles.

It is licensed for 6 beds — a residential home rather than a community, against a Los Angeles average of about 20.

It offers memory care: licensed for dementia & memory care by the california dss.

Licensed beds
6
California licence
197609316

Memory Care Available

In addition to its regular board and care home services, Paradise is licensed to care for residents living with dementia or Alzheimer's — a dementia diagnosis is not required to live here.

  • Licensed for Dementia & Memory Care by the California DSS

What Is Board And Care?

A board and care home in Los Angeles is a smaller residential option licensed by the California Department of Social Services as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly. Serving residents aged 60 and older, these homes typically feature six beds or fewer inside an ordinary house on an ordinary street. This level of care suits seniors who need assistance with daily activities and prefer a quiet, intimate environment over a large community. It is generally not designed for individuals who require specialized, continuous skilled nursing or complex medical care. For families exploring care in Los Angeles, our directory includes 112 board and care listings. When evaluating your options, it is helpful to check the specific staffing qualifications and daily routines of each house to ensure the best personal fit.

Nearby Services & Attractions

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Nearby Places

Everyday services recorded near this address include Chabad of Beverlywood (0.0 mi), Robertson Branch Los Angeles Public Library (0.3 mi) and The Empanada Factory (0.3 mi). Distances are straight-line.

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Frequently asked questions about Paradise

What type of care does Paradise provide?
Paradise is a board and care home located in Los Angeles, California. A board and care home in Los Angeles is a smaller residential option licensed by the California Department of Social Services as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly. Serving residents aged 60 and older, these homes typically feature six beds or fewer inside an ordinary house on an ordinary street. This level of care suits seniors who need assistance with daily activities and prefer a quiet, intimate environment over a large community. It is generally not designed for individuals who require specialized, continuous skilled nursing or complex medical care. For families exploring care in Los Angeles, our directory includes 112 board and care listings. When evaluating your options, it is helpful to check the specific staffing qualifications and daily routines of each house to ensure the best personal fit.
How much does Paradise cost?
Costs at Paradise depend on the level of care required and the room type selected. Send an enquiry through the form on this page and a local senior care advisor will confirm current pricing and what it includes with Paradise. The service is free for families.
Where is Paradise located?
Paradise is located at 1931 Preuss Road, Los Angeles, California 90034. Families researching senior care in Los Angeles will find a wide variety of licensed choices. Directory listings in the city include 342 adult residential facilities, 112 board and care homes, 46 assisted living facilities, 25 adult day programs, 14 social rehabilitation facilities, 3 enhanced behavioral support homes, and 1 chronic care facility. This mix of options in Los Angeles, California, allows families to select a setting tailored to a parent's required level of assistance. Smaller board and care homes typically offer daily personal care in a residential home setting, whereas assisted living facilities provide support within larger community environments. Adult day programs offer daytime supervision and social engagement for seniors who live at home. When evaluating options, families can seek additional guidance from official public organizations. The Los Angeles County Area Agency on Aging provides information and resources to help families understand available senior services and navigate local care choices.
What amenities does Paradise offer?
Paradise offers a range of amenities designed for senior comfort and care. Send an enquiry through the form on this page and a local senior care advisor will confirm the full list of services and amenities with Paradise. The service is free for families.
How can I contact Paradise?
Send an enquiry through the form on this page. A local senior care advisor will answer your questions about Paradise, check current availability and help you arrange a visit — at no cost to your family.
Does Paradise accept CalAIM or Assisted Living Waiver (ALW)?
Many facilities accept CalAIM (California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal) and the Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) program for eligible residents. Send an enquiry through the form on this page and a local senior care advisor will confirm whether they currently accept CalAIM, ALW or other payment assistance with Paradise. The service is free for families. Advisors also help families apply for these programs.
What is the staff-to-resident ratio at Paradise?
Staffing levels are an important factor in quality of care. Send an enquiry through the form on this page and a local senior care advisor will confirm current staffing levels with Paradise. The service is free for families.
What languages are spoken at Paradise?
English is typically the primary language, with additional languages varying by staff availability. Send an enquiry through the form on this page and a local senior care advisor will confirm which languages staff speak with Paradise. The service is free for families.
What are the visiting hours at Paradise?
Paradise welcomes family visits. Send an enquiry through the form on this page and a local senior care advisor will confirm current visiting hours and any guidelines in place with Paradise. The service is free for families.
How many residents can Paradise accommodate?
Paradise has a capacity of 6 residents. As a smaller facility, residents often enjoy a more intimate, home-like environment with personalized attention. Send an enquiry through the form on this page and a local senior care advisor will confirm current availability with Paradise. The service is free for families.

Los Angeles Area Highlights

Families researching senior care in Los Angeles will find a wide variety of licensed choices. Directory listings in the city include 342 adult residential facilities, 112 board and care homes, 46 assisted living facilities, 25 adult day programs, 14 social rehabilitation facilities, 3 enhanced behavioral support homes, and 1 chronic care facility. This mix of options in Los Angeles, California, allows families to select a setting tailored to a parent's required level of assistance. Smaller board and care homes typically offer daily personal care in a residential home setting, whereas assisted living facilities provide support within larger community environments. Adult day programs offer daytime supervision and social engagement for seniors who live at home. When evaluating options, families can seek additional guidance from official public organizations. The Los Angeles County Area Agency on Aging provides information and resources to help families understand available senior services and navigate local care choices.

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