Senior Living & Senior Housing in Northridge, CA
Explore 85 senior living and senior housing options in Northridge, CA — from retirement communities and independent living to assisted living and memory care. Compare all 85 senior communities in Northridge using state-licensed data.
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17300 Roscoe Blvd.
Best for residents who appreciate restaurant-style dining and want the reassurance of 24-hour nursing support in a medium-sized community. Social activities and structured programming keep residents engaged.
17650 West Devonshire Street
Best for active residents seeking upscale amenities, restaurant-style dining, and outdoor gardens, with memory care available on-site should needs evolve. Pet owners will appreciate the welcoming policy for cats and dogs.
8700 Lindley Avenue
Best for residents seeking a medium-sized community with resort-style dining and ample outdoor gardens for relaxation. The range of on-site amenities—from beauty salon to chapel—supports an engaging lifestyle.
9222 Corbin Ave
Best for active residents who value premium amenities, diverse room options, and a full calendar of social engagement. Pet owners and those seeking restaurant-style dining, fitness facilities, and extensive outdoor spaces—including a pool and walking paths—will find this medium-sized community particularly welcoming.
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