A'Villa

Front exterior of A'Villa, a small residential care home for seniors in Lake Balboa, California
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A'Villa is a small residential care home for seniors at 6532 Gloria Avenue in Lake Balboa, California. Run by A'Villa Inc and licensed by the California Department of Social Services for up to six residents, it is a board-and-care home in the San Fernando Valley part of Los Angeles County.

Main Information

  • Type: Board-and-care home / Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE)

  • License: #195850206 — California Department of Social Services

  • Status: Licensed

  • Capacity: 6 residents

  • Address: 6532 Gloria Ave, Lake Balboa, CA 91406 (Los Angeles County)

  • Licensed since: April 2022

  • Operated by: A'Villa Inc (Administrator: Anna Hakobyan)

  • Phone: (310) 435-1445

A Six-Resident Home in a Quiet Neighborhood

Six Residents, Not Sixty

A'Villa belongs to the smallest category of licensed senior housing in California, set in a regular home rather than a large building. It is licensed for only six residents, which shapes everything about how the home feels day to day.

A House, Not an Institution

In a home this size, caregivers usually get to know each resident as an individual rather than a room number. The environment tends to be calmer and more personal than a big community, which is exactly what draws many families to a board-and-care setting.

What Daily Care Looks Like

Personal Care and Everyday Help

As a licensed care home of this type, A'Villa generally provides help with the everyday tasks of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and moving around safely. Housekeeping and laundry are typically handled by staff, so residents are freed from the chores of running a household.

Meals and Supervision

Residents in a small home usually share home-style meals prepared on-site, and staff commonly help manage medications so doses are not missed. Because someone is on-site around the clock, there is supervision available at any hour, which is often the reason a family chooses residential care rather than living alone.

Bringing the Doctor to the Resident

A board-and-care home is not a medical facility, so residents get medical care from visiting providers instead of on-site nursing. Through the Doctor2me network, families can find a physician who visits the home and provides care without a trip to the hospital, which helps residents who have a hard time traveling.

Where A'Villa Sits

The home is on Gloria Avenue in Lake Balboa, a residential neighborhood in the central San Fernando Valley. That location keeps daily life quiet while staying close to the Valley's medical offices, pharmacies, and family who live nearby.

Licensing and Oversight

A'Villa has been licensed by the California Department of Social Services since April 2022 and is subject to the state's residential care regulations, which cover areas like staffing, fire safety, and accessibility. Its current license status and any inspection history are on record with the state and can be checked before scheduling a visit.

Reaching A'Villa

Families can contact A'Villa directly at (310) 435-1445 to ask about openings, current services, and pricing. If you are still weighing a few small homes for a loved one, you can also choose a placement agency that helps you compare and arrange the right care home.

 

 

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