Ivy Park at Cerritos

5 citations in the last 2 years and 11 older across 38 inspections, plus 8 substantiated complaints. We'd recommend reviewing the full state record before visiting. Last inspected in March 2026.

Why we like it

• Multiple apartment sizes including two-bedrooms

  Studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options give families real flexibility. Two-bedroom apartments are uncommon in assisted living and can be ideal for couples or residents who want extra space for visiting family.

• 7 years of continuous operation

  Licensed since 2018, Ivy Park at Cerritos has had time to work through early operational challenges. Ask about long-tenured staff, established routines, and what's changed over the years — a community this age should have a track record worth examining.

• Backed by the Ivy Living network

  Part of a multi-community senior living organization, which means corporate resources, standardized quality protocols, and potential transfer options between Ivy Living locations if your family's situation changes.

• Strong family testimonials about daily experience

  Family reviews describe tangible improvements — mothers doing exercise classes, eating three healthy meals daily, and care directors who are responsive to questions. When families describe observable behavioral improvements, it suggests real impact.

• Below-average safety record

  The FYI Safety Score™ is 5.6 out of 10 (Below Average), based on state inspection data. With 50 total allegations and 8 substantiated complaints, families should ask management about their inspection history and the specific steps taken to address identified issues.

• 163 beds is a large operation

  At this scale, the community operates more like a large apartment complex with care services. Common areas will be busy, and personal attention requires effort to maintain. If your loved one prefers quiet and intimacy, the size may feel overwhelming.

• Corporate chain pros and cons

  Ivy Living's multi-location model brings consistency and resources but also corporate standardization. The experience may feel polished but less personal than an owner-operated home. Test whether the warmth described in reviews matches what you see during an unannounced visit.

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License data from the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division. View full state record

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