6849 Sylvia Ave, Reseda, CA 91335
To contact a resident: (818) 744-9990
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Care With Love Costs & Pricing
At Care With Love, the monthly cost for a private room is set at $3,000, offering an attractive alternative compared to the higher expenses in Los Angeles County, where private room rates average around $4,197. Even when considering statewide costs in California, which are approximately $3,939 for similar accommodations, Care With Love stands out as a more budget-friendly option without compromising on the quality of care and comfort provided. This pricing reflects our commitment to making exceptional care accessible while ensuring residents feel valued and supported in a nurturing environment.
| Floor plans | Care With Love | Los Angeles County | California |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private | $3,000 | $4,197 | $3,939 |
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Overall Review of Care With Love
Pros
The staff are friendly.- The home is clean and well-maintained, even while decorating.
- The home is larger than it appears, offering ample space.
- The owner aims to fill the home with active, alert seniors and accepts high-care.
- Activities and daily plans can be customized for each resident.
- Meals are accommodating and flexible.
- The location is very good, close to everything.
- Families can bring personal items like beds and pictures to personalize the space.
Review
Care With Love in Reseda is best suited for active seniors and families that want a home-like, highly personalized assisted living experience, especially for residents who may need elevated care at times but prefer a setting that feels intimate rather than institutional. The community’s owner-driven model matters here: staff are described as friendly, and the care plan can be tailored to individual rhythms, meals, and daily activities. The fact that families can bring in familiar furniture and photos signals a focus on comfort, continuity, and a personal touch. The home’s cleanliness and a larger footprint than it appears also translate into space for socializing, private moments, and flexible programming, all critical for someone transitioning from independent living toward assisted living.
Those weighing options should still consider who may want to look elsewhere. The house has just opened, which means less long-term track record and formalized routines that come with more established properties. Families seeking a strict, highly structured program with a long-standing census or a large campus with predefined memory-care tracks may prefer a facility with visible, decades-long operating history. Similarly, families prioritizing a high-volume, regimented care model, or specialized memory-care amenities housed in dedicated units, may find other communities better aligned with those needs. The newness itself is a double-edged factor: appealing adaptability on day one, but less certainty over time.
The core advantages, friendly staff, a clean and adaptable home, and a willingness to customize, directly address common pain points in early-care transitions. A resident who thrives on engagement will benefit from activities shaped around personal interests rather than a one-size-fits-all calendar. Meals customized to taste and dietary needs further reduce friction for families negotiating day-to-day routines. The owner’s visible intent to fill the home with active, alert seniors while still accommodating higher levels of care means residents can stay longer in place as needs evolve, without forcing a move. That flexibility is a meaningful offset to the lack of a long-established reputation.
On a practical tour, families should probe several specifics to validate fit. Ask about current staff-to-resident ratios, particularly for residents with higher acuity, and how staffing levels shift across shifts. Inquire how Activity Planning is actually implemented, how often schedules change, who designs them, and how personalized desires are integrated into daily life. Clarify how meals are planned and modified, and whether residents can have input into menus. Confirm safety protocols, accessibility features, and whether the home has a formal plan for escalating medical needs or arranging medical oversight. Finally, request a trial period or a clearly defined transition timeline to test compatibility before committing.
When stacked against alternatives, Care With Love stands out for families who prize immediacy of warmth and the ability to tailor care in a smaller, more intimate setting. Its location in Reseda offers practical advantages, access to amenities, healthcare partners, and convenient family visits, without the formality of a larger campus. However, for those whose decision hinges on a long-term records of outcomes, specialized dementia programming, or a proven, hospital-like support structure, other communities with established reputations may deliver greater certainty. The key is balancing the personal, flexible approach against the desire for tested stability and a clearly defined care continuum.
In the end, Care With Love is a compelling option for the right family: one seeking a new, intimate home with a hands-on owner, where activities and meals adapt to the resident, and where care can escalate in place as needs grow. It deserves to be on the shortlist for anyone prioritizing personalized engagement, a welcoming atmosphere, and a location that keeps daily life convenient. Prospective residents should move quickly to tour, ask pointed questions, and request concrete examples of how personalization has translated into daily routines for current residents. If those elements align, this community should be considered a strong candidate, and not just a backup plan.
Board and Care Home
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities on-site
Bath tubs
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Private
Wheelchair accessible showers
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Diabetic care
Incontinence care
Medication management
Kosher
BBQs or picnics
Birthday parties
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