Grandview Retirement Center sits in Los Angeles’s Westlake neighborhood, a three-story building with 215 beds and two-bedroom units at 2211 W 6th St. Eight years of operating history back the community, and the Walk Score here hits 96, walker’s-paradise territory, so daily errands rarely mean pulling out a car. PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital sits less than a mile away, close enough to matter if a resident needs acute care fast.
Daily support runs wide: twenty-four-hour staffing, nursing services, housekeeping, and personalized care assistance cover the basics, while mental health support coordination adds a layer many communities skip. Rehabilitation services and respite care round out the clinical side, and three chef-prepared meals arrive daily rather than a single standard menu. The building is wheelchair accessible throughout.
Medicare and Medicaid are both accepted here, which widens how families can cover the cost of a stay. Occupancy sits at 74 percent, with 159 of 215 beds currently filled, a number roughly in line with what’s typical for a community this size in California.
Yeni Flores administers the community, and The Grandview LLC operates the property. State inspections in California have tended to focus on staffing credentials, resident rights and protections, and fall and injury prevention.
Grandview brings together a large-scale campus, an unusually walkable location, close hospital access, and a wide range of daily and clinical support services, the kind of combination that tends to matter most for families balancing convenience with the level of care a resident actually needs.
