The Reserve at Thousand Oaks

Why we like it

• Resort-level amenities you can actually use

  Outdoor pool and spa, art studio, movie theater, fitness center with personal trainers, and a bistro alongside the main dining room. These aren't brochure filler — ask to see the pool and art studio in person and check whether residents are actually using them.

• Resident-led clubs that build real community

  Book Club, Bridge Club, Knit & Stitch, Poker Club, Walking Club, and Adventure Club — all resident-led, not just staff-organized activities. Resident-driven programming is a strong signal that people are actually engaged, not just passing time.

• Multiple floor plan options including full kitchens

  Studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with select plans including full kitchens. Having cooking capability preserves independence in a way that communal-dining-only communities don't offer.

• Short-term stays available for trial runs

  The Reserve offers short-term respite stays, which means your loved one can try the community before committing. This is one of the best ways to evaluate fit — take advantage of it.

• 170 beds is a large operation

  At this scale, expect a campus feel with busy dining rooms and common areas. If your loved one prefers a quiet, intimate environment, a smaller community might be a better fit.

• Only 7 years of operation

  Licensed in 2018, The Reserve is still relatively young. Ask about staff turnover rates and how occupancy has trended since opening — both are indicators of whether the community has found its footing.

• Thousand Oaks is outside the LA basin

  Located in Ventura County, this is a significant drive from most parts of LA. Factor in commute time if you or other family members plan to visit regularly from the city.

Pricing

Pricing is estimated, please contact the facility to confirm.

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Frequently asked questions

How safe is The Reserve at Thousand Oaks?

The Reserve at Thousand Oaks has a FYI Safety Score of 7.0 out of 9.9, our proprietary score based on California state inspection records. 10 state citations and 3 verified complaints have been documented since 2021 across 20 inspections.

How much does The Reserve at Thousand Oaks cost?

The Reserve at Thousand Oaks starts at $5,076 per month. Contact the facility directly for current pricing, room availability, and care-level costs.

Does The Reserve at Thousand Oaks offer memory care?

The Reserve at Thousand Oaks does not currently list Memory Care. Care types available include: Independent Living, Assisted Living.

Does The Reserve at Thousand Oaks accept Medi-Cal?

The Reserve at Thousand Oaks is not currently listed as a participant in the Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) program for Medi-Cal.

When was The Reserve at Thousand Oaks last inspected?

The most recent state inspection visit to The Reserve at Thousand Oaks was on 2026-01-28. The facility has received 20 total inspection visits on record.

How many violations does The Reserve at Thousand Oaks have?

The Reserve at Thousand Oaks has 10 state citations and 3 verified complaints since 2021 across 20 inspections. Our FYI Safety Score for this facility is 7.0 out of 9.9, which accounts for the severity and recency of these findings.

How long has The Reserve at Thousand Oaks been in operation?

The Reserve at Thousand Oaks has been licensed for 7 years in Thousand Oaks, California, with a licensed capacity of 170 beds.

Facility Details

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