Lakewood Park Health Center Costs & Pricing
At Lakewood Park Health Center, the pricing for different room types reflects a competitive yet slightly premium positioning in the context of both Los Angeles County and broader California averages. The monthly cost for a studio room is set at $3,695, which is notably more affordable compared to the county's average of $4,172 and the state's average of $4,145. Conversely, the semi-private room is priced at $4,095 - higher than Los Angeles County's average of $3,349 and California's average of $3,333. This pricing strategy suggests that Lakewood Park Health Center offers value for residents seeking studios while embracing a more premium approach with its semi-private accommodations.
| Floor plans | Lakewood Park Health Center | Los Angeles County | California |
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| Studio | $3,695 | $4,172 | $4,145 |
| Semi-Private | $4,095 | $3,349 | $3,333 |
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Overall Review of Lakewood Park Health Center
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3 reviews mention this
Care is seen day to day
Residents and families describe hands-on medical support when needs come up.
Several reviews describe staff responding during health episodes, including getting residents checked quickly and helping with medications. Others point to behavioral health services as an important part of the care offered. One family also describes concerns about communication and comfort needs for a loved one in memory care.
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3 reviews mention this
Activities are a clear focus
Residents are described with scheduled days that can include activities and music.
Some reviews highlight lively activity time, including music and residents singing and enjoying themselves. Another review mentions great activities throughout the day for residents. A different reviewer, however, says activities were virtually nonexistent and TVs did not work, so experiences vary by visit and unit.
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8 reviews mention this
Staff responsiveness is praised often
Many reviewers describe staff as attentive, polite, and engaged with residents.
Multiple families mention friendly interactions at the front desk and care teams that ask visitors if they need anything. Reviews also describe attentive nurses and CNAs who are patient, and staff who address concerns quickly. One tour review describes dining and activity rooms with attentive staff. Overall, positive staff experiences come up frequently, even though other reviews raise serious complaints.
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3 reviews mention this
Phone access frustrates families
Getting through by phone is a recurring complaint in the reviews.
Several reviewers report long waits, busy signals, or repeated failed attempts to reach someone at the facility. One person describes disconnects after being put on hold, while another says they could not get answers about visitation or requirements. Even when someone finally answers, reviews still describe having trouble getting the right information.
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10 reviews mention this
Cleanliness reviews are mixed
Cleanliness is described strongly both ways across the reviews.
Some reviewers describe a clean facility and clean, well-appointed rooms, including one tour experience that noted rooms were clean. Others describe unpleasant odors, dirty conditions, and run-down areas. A few reviews also mention visible messes like food on the floor and urine in or near common areas, while another reviewer describes the place as unsanitary. Taken together, cleanliness appears inconsistent across resident experiences.
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