Best Assisted Living Facilities in Calabasas, CA

Average senior living costs in Calabasas, California, range from $4,289 per month for a semi-private room in a nursing home to $10,865 per month for a two-bedroom unit in a nursing home. Some other options include independent living, which costs $4,911 per month, and assisted living at $4,330 per month. For those in need of more specialized care, memory care is priced at $5,553, while a private room in a nursing home costs $5,184. Additionally, a nursing home studio is available for $5,802, and a one-bedroom unit is offered at $6,744, making a detached cottage yet another option at $10,000, providing a wide range of accommodations to suit different preferences and budgets.

When compared to the nationwide average for assisted living costs ($4,546 per month), Calabasas is less expensive at $4,330 per month. On the other hand, assisted living in Calabasas is more costly than in nearby cities such as Inglewood ($4,207 per month) and Fillmore ($4,133 per month). Calabasas is also just slightly below the California state average of $4,357 per month.
Here is how the average cost of assisted living in Calabasas compares to California and the national average:

Calabasas offers 3 of the 1,923 senior living communities in California. If you decide to extend your search to the cities near Calabasas, there are 531 facilities.

In Calabasas, California, a substantial 41.8% of the population consists of seniors, marking a vibrant community of older adults within the town's total population of 23,106. Breaking this down further, 16.1% are in their 50s, 13.1% in their 60s, 8.3% in their 70s, and 4.3% are 80 and over. The gender distribution among residents shows a slight female majority with 50.8%, compared to 49.2% male. Examining marital status, 56.8% of Calabasas adults are married, 9.3% are divorced, 30.8% have never been married, and 3.1% are widowed. In terms of racial diversity, the city is predominantly White at 74.4%, alongside 11.9% Asian and 7.9% mixed race. Additional representations include 9.3% Hispanic, 2.5% Black, 3% identifying as other, and a small 0.3% Native American, with no Pacific Islanders noted.