Pricing ranges from
    $5,692 – 6,830/month

    The Watermark at Westwood Village

    947 Tiverton Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90024
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care

    Pricing

    $5,692+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $6,830+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Hospice waiver
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Dementia waiver
    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.75 · 102 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.5
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      4.6
    • Amenities

      4.5
    • Value

      3.1

    Location

    Map showing location of The Watermark at Westwood Village

    About The Watermark at Westwood Village

    The Watermark at Westwood Village sits in the heart of Westwood Village and offers several living choices including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Nursing Homes all on one campus, and sometimes folks come for Short-Term Stays, too, since they offer furnished places for that, and there's a steady focus on supporting seniors with different needs, especially people with Alzheimer's or dementia, since their Memory Care programs like Thrive Memory Care and Luminescence Memory Care℠ have extra support. The place uses signature programs you don't really see everywhere, like Watermark University for activities and learning, BrainCafé™ to keep minds busy, EngageVR® for virtual experiences, and 360Well wellness programs that help both body and mind, and then you've also got The Neighborhood partnerships, which include groups like SAGE. Residents can use amenities like a salon and spa for a little pampering, fitness facilities to keep moving, and Wi-Fi/high-speed internet to stay in touch or entertained, and folks can pick from private suites or one- and two-bedroom residences or even short-term options. The outside is well kept, and there's a courtyard so people can get fresh air. For meals, there's a range from Savour Cuisine℠ to Gourmet Bites Cuisine for those needing a little help eating, and people can use a Flexible Spending Plan to budget for what they want and need. The Watermark at Westwood Village pays attention to each day's details and has support services like Technology Concierge, iN2L, LifeLoop, and Channel Insertion so folks can get help with tech or stay connected. The staff provide customized care for all levels, with programs and events through VivaLife Enrichment℠ and art or cultural happenings like opera, movies, and records, so days have variety. The focus is on making life easier, letting residents enjoy activities, good food, and tailored support in a community that works to include everyone and make each person feel like family, and if someone wants to see how the place looks, there are photos, floor plans, virtual tours, plus reviews and testimonials. The Watermark at Westwood Village is part of the Watermark Retirement Communities network and offers independent living for those wanting a maintenance-free lifestyle, assisted living for those needing help with daily tasks, specialized memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and skilled nursing services, all in one setting with care that matches each resident's needs.

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    State of California Inspection Reports

    41

    Inspections

    3

    Type A Citations

    16

    Type B Citations

    5

    Years of reports

    09 Jul 2025
    Identified missing items from residents' rooms—a $2,900 check, six unauthorized credit-card charges, two missing credit cards, $300 in cash, and a wedding band—and conducted interviews with residents and a witness while gathering supporting documentation. Found no deficiencies per regulations; exit interview conducted.
    05 Jun 2025
    Investigated two allegations regarding a resident's death and oxygen care. Found no evidence to support that staff withheld lifesaving oxygen or failed to meet the resident's oxygen needs.
    15 May 2025
    Investigated an allegation that two staff members joked with a dementia resident and may have tapped toward the resident’s inner thigh while saying “no stop it”; found no deficiencies and no citations were issued.
    • § 9058
    15 May 2025
    Found no evidence to support the allegation that staff failed to provide lifesaving oxygen to the resident. Found no evidence to support the allegation that staff did not meet the resident's oxygen needs.
    15 May 2025
    Identified that theft and loss program requirements were not met, including incomplete resident property documentation and gaps in initial employee training. Found that staff did not safeguard a resident’s personal belongings, with missing jewelry and designer bags reported; however, most residents and staff felt safe and described security measures as in place.
    • § 87218(a)(2)
    10 Mar 2025
    Found the home generally clean, safe, and well maintained with functioning safety systems and proper records; identified two deficiencies: nine employees not associated on a guardian and three staff members lacking TB health screenings.
    • § 87355(e)(3)
    • § 87411(f)
    30 Dec 2024
    Investigated allegation that a staff member transported residents while under the influence of marijuana; interviews and records did not produce evidence to support that the incident occurred.
    17 Dec 2024
    Investigated a complaint alleging safety concerns at the care setting. Reviewed related documentation and held an exit discussion.
    07 Nov 2024
    Identified an open investigation into a specific complaint and gathered related documentation. Conducted an exit interview with the senior executive director.
    07 Nov 2024
    Identified that cameras in common areas had audio recording capability, infringing residents' privacy. A deficiency was cited for this privacy violation, and a Technical Advisory Note was issued.
    18 Sept 2024
    Identified that pendants and bedroom phones were down during the transition to a new management company, with multiple staff and some residents reporting outages, while a pendant test showed devices were operational with a 5–8 minute response. Identified concerns about meals being missed due to phone outages during the transition; however, residents reported receiving meals and the executive director stated there were no ongoing issues since the transition.
    • § 87303(i)(1)
    30 Aug 2024
    Identified that strong security measures and staff training were in place at the site; an individual dressed as a service worker entered through the main entrance at about 11:30 and was escorted out at 12:08. No deficiencies were observed and no citations were issued.
    30 Aug 2024
    Confirmed no deficiencies found during the visit.
    27 Mar 2024
    Found no deficiencies after an unannounced one-year visit; safety systems, living spaces, food service, and emergency equipment were functioning properly.
    27 Mar 2024
    Confirmed no deficiencies during the inspection of the facility.
    11 Apr 2023
    Identified multiple safety and record-keeping deficiencies, including exposed walls with holes and no posted signs in fire escape areas on all floors, a blocked emergency exit in the memory care stairwell, a non-operational van parked at the gate, unsecured knives and cleaning chemicals in the kitchen, three staff without CPR training, missing staff educational verification, expired and outdated food, and no medication dosage records.
    17 Jan 2024
    Found that the resident location and ambulatory status register exists and can be shared with first responders, and staff could explain their roles during emergencies. Found that the allegation of not following the emergency plan may have happened or is valid, but there wasn’t enough evidence to prove the violation, and no deficiencies were cited.
    17 Jan 2024
    Investigated a complaint regarding the implementation of emergency disaster plan protocols; found that staff knew their roles during emergencies, and the facility maintained an updated register of residents, but drills felt chaotic to some residents. Allegation regarding emergency plan compliance unsubstantiated due to lack of evidence.
    06 Oct 2023
    Identified concerns for multiple allegations. Found Covid-19 protocol issues, including unreported positive cases and questions about testing and reporting; disrepair issues including incomplete wiring in some apartments, loose lifters, leaks, and elevator problems; absence of a documented emergency disaster plan; safety concerns about security; questions about safe food handling; and questions about whether resident paperwork is complete.
    06 Oct 2023
    Confirmed that there were Covid-19 cases not reported and safety concerns regarding the physical condition of the premises.
    • § 87211(a)(2)
    • § 87303(a)
    05 Sept 2023
    Found that the two specific allegations—staff not safeguarding residents' personal property and residents being financially abused—were not supported by a preponderance of evidence.
    05 Sept 2023
    Investigated complaints of staff not safeguarding personal property and financial abuse, but evidence was insufficient to conclusively verify these allegations.
    28 Aug 2023
    Found that the allegation that staff did not assist residents with bathing could not be shown to have occurred. Interviews with residents and staff and shower schedule reviews indicated baths were provided as scheduled, with residents sometimes refusing baths and staff noting they repeatedly asked up to three times before rescheduling.
    28 Aug 2023
    Investigated the allegation that staff did not assist residents with bathing; found no evidence to support the claim, as residents and staff reported compliance with bathing schedules and procedures.
    29 Mar 2023
    Found no deficiencies noted during the visit, and a follow-up visit was required due to time constraints.
    28 Mar 2023
    Found no deficiencies cited during the visit on 03/28/2023. Confirmed current licensing details and census information for this program.
    11 Apr 2023
    Identified deficiencies in safety measures and staff training during a recent inspection at a multi-story facility.
    • § 1569.618(c)(3)
    • § 87307(d)(4)
    • § 87307(d)(6)
    • § 87309(a)
    • § 87412(a)(6)
    • § 87555(b)(8)
    • § 87465(a)(6)
    29 Mar 2023
    Inspection on 03/29/2023 found no deficiencies at the facility.
    28 Mar 2023
    Reviewed facilities census, medication records, and staff interviews during an inspection visit, with no deficiencies cited.
    18 Jan 2023
    Determined that the allegation that staff did not safeguard a resident's personal property could not be proven or disproven. Interviews and camera footage did not show anyone entering the resident's apartment, while some residents reported missing items and others left doors unlocked.
    18 Jan 2023
    Confirmed missing items allegation from one resident, but could not prove or disprove the claim. Resident believes staff may be taking items, but video footage and interviews do not provide enough evidence to support the allegation.
    10 Feb 2022
    Identified on 12/05/2021 staffing shortages that left caregivers unable to meet residents' needs, causing some residents not to receive needed care. Found that medications were not dispensed as prescribed and emergency pendants were not promptly responded to.
    10 Feb 2022
    Confirmed that staff struggled to meet residents' needs due to insufficient staffing, leading to issues with medication administration and response delays to emergency pendants on a specific day.
    • § 87464(f)(1)
    • § 87411(a)
    • § 87705(c)(4)
    09 Feb 2022
    Identified significant gaps in emergency preparedness, including no staff training on the disaster plan, no drills conducted, and residents not aware of evacuation procedures. Found that some staff with medical or religious exemptions were not being tested weekly for COVID-19.
    09 Feb 2022
    Confirmed inadequate emergency preparedness and lack of compliance with COVID-19 testing guidelines.
    • § 87468.1(a)(2)
    • § 87705(c)(2)
    16 Nov 2021
    Investigated the allegation that unqualified staff administered medications and found insufficient evidence to prove or disprove it; medications were administered by trained personnel and MAR initials matched, with no adverse effects linked to errors. Investigated the allegation that residents' belongings were not safeguarded and found insufficient evidence to prove or disprove it; staff denied taking items and residents reported their belongings were safeguarded or stored.
    16 Nov 2021
    Investigated allegations of unqualified staff administering medication and resident belongings not being safeguarded; determined that sufficient evidence was not found to support the claims.
    16 Mar 2021
    Found that an initial license request was submitted for a 237-capacity senior residence with memory care and non-ambulatory units, assessed via a virtual pre-licensing visit due to COVID-19. Found no items of noncompliance; fire clearance for the approved capacity was issued and safety, dietary, medication, and record-keeping measures were in place.
    16 Mar 2021
    Conducted pre-licensing evaluation virtually via FaceTime. All areas of the facility were found to be in compliance with regulations.
    01 Dec 2020
    Completed COMP II and confirmed understanding of Title 22, covering operation, staff and administrator qualifications, program policies, grievances and community resources, physical plant and food service, and the required licensing documents.
    01 Dec 2020
    Confirmed understanding of various areas related to facility operation, staff qualifications, program policies, physical plant, and application documents during the inspection.

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