Belmont Village Senior Living Hollywood Hills Review
1. Facility Overview Belmont Village Senior Living Hollywood Hills is a premier senior living community located at 2051 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068. This five-story facility is strategically positioned next door to the Hollywood Bowl in a vibrant neighborhood surrounded by premier dining, shopping, and entertainment options. The beautifully landscaped community offers convenient…

Facility overview
Belmont Village Senior Living Hollywood Hills is at 2051 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068, next door to the Hollywood Bowl. It's a five-story facility with dining, shopping, and entertainment within walking distance. The grounds are landscaped with easy access to parks and medical facilities.
Care services offered
Care levels
Belmont Village Hollywood Hills provides multiple levels of care to fit different needs:
Care Level
Description
Key Features
Independent Living
For active seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle
Starting at $4,900/month for studio apartments
Assisted Living
Support with daily activities while maintaining independence
Starting at $6,500/month for studio apartments
Memory Care
Specialized care for residents with Alzheimer's disease and dementia. Staff are trained to work with residents who experience confusion or behavioral changes, and units are designed to be safe and structured.
Starting at $8,800/month for semi-private rooms
Specialized memory care programs
The facility's memory care programs have won awards:
Circle of Friends® serves residents with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and early-stage memory loss. This non-secured program is embedded within assisted living and includes:
- Structured daily activities to help preserve cognitive function
- Small group settings that encourage participation
- Activities targeting six domains: critical thinking, memory, physical movement, learning, sequencing, and problem-solving
- Daily mental exercises tailored to each resident
Secured Memory Care Neighborhood, For residents with moderate to advanced dementia who need a controlled environment
Healthcare services
Staff include:
- Licensed nurses on-site 24/7
- Trained caregivers providing round-the-clock assistance
- Medication management
- Coordination with doctors and specialists
- On-site therapy services
- Regular health checkups
- Emergency response system
Belmont Village is a five-story building with different apartment styles, common areas for dining and socializing, and outdoor spaces with landscaping and walking paths. All units meet accessibility standards with features like grab bars and non-slip flooring to support safe movement.
Residence options
The facility offers various apartment types:
Apartment Type
Size
Starting Monthly Rate
Studio (Independent Living)
Not specified
$4,900
1-Bedroom (Independent Living)
486-700 sq ft
$7,100
2-Bedroom (Independent Living)
Not specified
$12,500
Studio (Assisted Living)
Not specified
$6,500
1-Bedroom (Assisted Living)
486-700 sq ft
$9,275
2-Bedroom (Assisted Living)
Not specified
$13,350
Studio (Memory Care)
Not specified
$10,200
Semi-Private (Memory Care)
Not specified
$8,800
Community amenities
Indoor and outdoor spaces include:
Fitness center with professional staff
- Full-service salon and spa
- Josephine's Kitchen, restaurant-style dining room
- Bistro for snacks and refreshments
- Movie theater
- Game room with billiards
- Library and computer center
- Great room with fireplace
- Technology center
- Landscaped grounds, terraces, courtyards, and walking paths
Outdoor Spaces:
- Beautifully landscaped grounds
- Terrace and courtyard areas
- Walking paths
- Outdoor seating areas
Dining services
Meals are prepared by chefs and served restaurant-style in Josephine's Kitchen. Residents choose from 24+ daily options, receive three full meals, and can visit the bistro between meals. The facility accommodates special diets and emphasizes fresh ingredients and nutrition. It has won a "Best Meals and Dining" award.
- Chef-prepared meals served restaurant-style in Josephine's Kitchen
- More than 24 daily menu choices
- Three meals provided daily
- Bistro offering refreshments and snacks between meals
- Special dietary accommodations available
- Focus on nutritional value and quality ingredients
- Professional dining staff
The facility received a "Best Meals and Dining" award for its high-quality culinary program.
Activities and lifestyle programs
Daily programming
The facility offers:
- Fitness classes and exercise programs
- Social events and gatherings
- Educational workshops and lectures
- Entertainment and performances
- Arts and crafts
- Movie nights
- Musical programs
- Group outings
Wellness initiatives
The community's Whole Brain Fitness approach combines physical activity, social time, and mental challenges to support overall health.
- Whole Brain Fitness lifestyle programs
- Physical fitness routines
- Social engagement opportunities
- Mental stimulation activities
- Spiritual and emotional support
Pricing and value analysis
What's included in monthly fees
Monthly fees typically cover:
- Apartment
- Three chef-prepared meals daily
- Weekly housekeeping and personal laundry
- Basic utilities
- Scheduled transportation
- Wellness checks
- Fitness center access
- Social activities and entertainment
- 24/7 staff availability
Additional fees apply for specialized services like memory care support and medication management beyond basic care.
Staff and management quality
Staff qualifications
The team includes licensed nurses (24/7), personal care attendants, therapy specialists, activity coordinators, dining staff, and experienced management.
- Licensed nurses on-site 24/7
- Personal care attendants (PALs)
- Therapy specialists
- Activity coordinators
- Dining staff
- Management team with extensive senior living experience
Staff-to-resident ratio
The facility does not publish staff-to-resident ratios.
Awards and recognition
Belmont Village Senior Living (including this location) has received:
- Fortune's "25 Best Large Workplaces in Aging Services" for 2024
- Great Place to Work® designation (sixth consecutive year)
- George Mason University award for the Circle of Friends program
Unique features and differentiators
Several aspects distinguish this community:
- Location: Next to the Hollywood Bowl with access to Los Angeles cultural venues.
- Award-winning memory programs: Circle of Friends® was developed with input from universities and is based on cognitive research.
- Whole Brain Fitness: A wellness model combining physical activity, social engagement, and mental stimulation.
- Flexible care continuum: Residents can move between care levels within the same community as their needs change.
- University partnerships: Collaborations with UCLA enhance program quality.
Decision-making considerations
Ideal resident profile
Belmont Village Hollywood Hills may suit you if you:
- Want a luxury living experience with premium amenities
- Need the option to transition between care levels without relocating
- Value access to cultural venues and a city location
- Have mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia and could benefit from Circle of Friends®
- Prioritize dining quality and variety
Potential limitations
Consider these drawbacks:
- Cost is higher than many other Los Angeles communities
- Urban location may not appeal if you prefer quiet, suburban settings
- Outdoor space is limited compared to larger, campus-style facilities
Conclusion
Belmont Village Senior Living Hollywood Hills is a well-established community in Los Angeles offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care. It has award-winning memory programs, quality dining, and an active schedule. Location near the Hollywood Bowl is a significant advantage. Families consistently report satisfaction with the care and staff responsiveness.
The facility's continuum of care model allows residents to age in place. Monthly costs range from $4,900 to $13,350 depending on care level and apartment type. If you want accessible, high-touch senior living with strong programming and cultural amenities in Los Angeles, this community is worth considering.
Seniors and adult children who value quality care, programming, and location should evaluate Belmont Village Hollywood Hills.
FAQs about Belmont Village Senior Living Hollywood Hills
1. What care levels are available, and can residents transition between them?
The community offers Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care (including Circle of Friends® for early-stage memory loss). Residents can move between care levels within the facility as their needs change, avoiding the need to relocate.
2. How much does it cost?
Pricing varies by care level and apartment type. Independent Living starts at $4,900/month (studio). Assisted Living starts at $6,500/month (studio). Memory Care starts at $8,800/month (semi-private) or $10,200/month (private studio). Monthly fees include meals, utilities, housekeeping, activities, and 24/7 staff access. Specialized care services may cost extra.
- Independent Living starts at $4,900/month
- Assisted Living starts at $6,500/month
- Memory Care starts at $8,800/month (semi-private) and $10,200/month (private studio)
These rates include meals, utilities, housekeeping, activities, and 24/7 staff access, with additional charges for more advanced care services.
3. What is the Circle of Friends® program?
Circle of Friends® is a non-secured program for residents with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage memory loss. It uses structured daily activities that target memory, attention, language, visual-spatial skills, executive function, and social skills. It's designed to help maintain cognitive function and independence in a supportive group setting, a middle option between Assisted Living and secured Memory Care.
- Structured daily activities that target six cognitive domains, memory, attention, language, visual-spatial skills, executive function, and social cognition, are crucial for maintaining and improving cognitive health in seniors. These activities are carefully designed to stimulate different brain areas. They help delay cognitive decline, improve mood, and foster a sense of purpose. By offering seniors a variety of mentally stimulating exercises, communities can contribute to their overall well-being and quality of life, showing the positive impact of targeted cognitive engagement.
- Small-group engagement
- It's designed to delay cognitive decline and promote independence in a socially supportive environment. It provides an option between Assisted Living and secured Memory Care.
4. What amenities are available?
The facility includes a fitness center, full-service salon, game room, movie theater, library, Josephine's Kitchen (restaurant dining), a bistro, outdoor walking paths and terraces, and 24+ daily meal options. Residents also have access to wellness programs and activities throughout the week.
- Full-service salon, fitness center, game room, and theater
- Josephine's Kitchen (restaurant-style dining)
- Bistro café, landscaped terraces, and walking paths
- 24+ daily dining options and holistic wellness programs
These features contribute to a resort-like living experience in the heart of Los Angeles.
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