Beverly Hills Terrace
About Beverly Hills Terrace
Beverly Hills Terrace is a licensed residential care facility for the elderly in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, offering assisted living. Licensed for 110 residents. The monthly price shown is a Chapter estimate for this area and care level — the community can claim this listing and publish its verified pricing.
Last state inspection visit: October 22, 2026 · 20 citations in about five years
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Medi-Cal & Medicare
Listed by the California Department of Health Care Services as an ALW provider (110 beds), as of May 11, 2026.
- ALW pays for care services. The resident pays room and board.
- You apply through a Care Coordination Agency, not the community. There is a statewide waitlist.
- Medicare does not pay for assisted living.
How Medi-Cal, ALW & Medicare work for assisted living · ALW homes in Los Angeles County
State inspection record
For comparison, 24% of larger communities (7+ beds) in Los Angeles County have no Type A citations, and the typical one has 2 Type A citations and 4 Type B citations. Larger homes get visited and cited more often, so compare like with like, and read what each citation was for.
What these terms mean
- Type A citations are the most serious: a violation that poses an immediate or substantial risk to residents' health, safety or personal rights.
- Type B citations are less serious violations that could become a risk to residents if they aren't corrected.
- Substantiated: The state found the allegation was true.
- Not proven (inconclusive or unsubstantiated): There wasn't enough evidence to prove or disprove the allegation.
- Unfounded: The state found the allegation was false or couldn't have happened.
Read Beverly Hills Terrace's full inspection and complaint reports on the state's site · How to read a California inspection record
The facts
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Beverly Hills Terrace cost & FAQ
How much does Beverly Hills Terrace cost?
Beverly Hills Terrace's all-in monthly cost is estimated at about $6,950: base rent of about $5,800 plus a typical assisted living add-on of about $1,150. Expect a one-time community fee of around $3,000. This is an estimate based on Los Angeles-area prices for this care level; Beverly Hills Terrace hasn't verified it yet, so confirm the current rate when you tour.
What does the monthly price at Beverly Hills Terrace include?
The all-in figure combines base rent (room, meals and basic services) with the typical care add-on for average needs. Care costs rise with the level of help a resident needs, so ask Beverly Hills Terrace for an assessment-based quote.
What type of care does Beverly Hills Terrace provide?
Beverly Hills Terrace is listed for assisted living. It holds California state license #198603319 and is licensed for up to 110 residents.
Does Beverly Hills Terrace accept Medi-Cal?
Beverly Hills Terrace is on the California Department of Health Care Services list of Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) providers (as of May 11, 2026). ALW is a Medi-Cal program that pays for care services in assisted living; the resident still pays room and board. To use it, apply through an ALW Care Coordination Agency — there is a statewide waitlist. Medicare does not pay for assisted living.
Has Beverly Hills Terrace had any state citations or complaints?
In about the last five years of California Community Care Licensing records (as of October 27, 2026), the state visited Beverly Hills Terrace 73 times, most recently on October 22, 2026. It received 2 Type A citations (the most serious kind) and 18 Type B citations. The state investigated 47 complaints: 13 allegations were substantiated, 137 not proven and 0 unfounded. Read the full reports on the state's Care Facility Search before you decide.
How do I tour Beverly Hills Terrace?
Pick a time in the tour booker on this page and your request goes to Beverly Hills Terrace only. Chapter never sells your information, and you won't get calls from referral agents. You can also call the community directly at (310) 273-3668.
Compare prices nearby: senior living costs in Los Angeles · 2026 California cost report