1 facilities at some of the lower price points in LA County. Safety scores are about average for the area.
1 options to compare. Imperial Beach has 1 licensed assisted living facilities, all regulated by the California Department of Social Services. They range from small residential homes to larger communities, so it's worth visiting a few to see what feels right.
Expect to pay around $3,300/mo. That's roughly 29% less than the county average, making this one of the more affordable areas to look. Prices range from $3,300 up to $3,300 depending on the facility, room type, and level of care. 1 of 1 facilities publish pricing, which is better transparency than most areas.
Look at the safety scores before you visit. The average score in Imperial Beach is 9.0 out of 9.9. That's about average for LA County. Some facilities here have excellent records and others don't, so check individual scores before you visit. Our scores come from real California state inspection data, not self-reported reviews.
A few things that might narrow your search. None of the facilities here currently accept Medi-Cal, so you'll need to look at neighboring cities if that's a factor.
Compared to most of LA County, Imperial Beach is actually more affordable. The average here is $3,300/mo, about 29% less than the county average. That said, prices vary a lot depending on the facility and level of care.
Sun and Sea Assisted Living currently has the highest safety score in Imperial Beach at 9.0 out of 9.9. These scores are based on real state inspection data, not online reviews. We'd recommend checking individual scores for any facility you're considering, since they can vary a lot even within the same city.
Among our top-rated facilities, Sun and Sea Assisted Living starts at $3,300/mo, and it has a safety score of 9.0. Across all 1 facilities in the area, published prices range from $3,300 to $3,300/mo. Keep in mind that the actual cost depends on the level of care needed.
Unfortunately, none of the facilities we track in Imperial Beach currently participate in the ALW program. That can change, so it's worth calling facilities directly. You might also look at neighboring cities where Medi-Cal acceptance is more common.
