Seniors get to enjoy a variety of amenities at The Village at NorthRidge, including a theatre, library, art gallery, club lounge, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, and full-service beauty salon and underground parking.

To best support the vitality, longevity and health of its residents, The Village at NorthRidge offers a hospitality-centered life-style, first-rate amenities and services, and a host of activities – all of which are known to improve seniors’ quality of life.

According to The Village at NorthRidge’s executive director Tim Maloney, research shows that social interaction is as essential as physical activity for seniors. In fact, studies have found that a social and active lifestyle is vital in helping seniors maintain a sharp mind, alleviate stress and depression, and develop a sense of belonging.

To ensure residents have an array of choices daily, The Village at NorthRidge offers residents a full calendar of social, cultural, recreational and educational events both on and off campus.

The Majestic Theatre will host movies every Saturday throughout September, including Ratatouille, Swing Time, Juno and Talk of the Town.

“At NorthRidge, variety is always on the menu,” Maloney said. “Whether it’s enjoying a matinee in the community’s Majestic Theater, participating in a stretch and flex class in the fully equipped fitness center or enjoying an evening of entertainment provided by one of the many visiting performers – residents are never at a loss for things to do.”

Seniors interested in experiencing a taste of The Village at NorthRidge lifestyle are invited to the following upcoming events.

Matinees at The Majestic

Enjoy an afternoon at the movies every Saturday at 2:00 p.m. This month, guests will view Ratatouille, Swing Time, Juno and Talk of the Town. Enjoy a post-film discussion with writer/producer/director, Merle Goldberg.

Summer Concert Series

NorthRidge guests will take pleasure in a variety of musical genres and stylings from a variety of performers, including Hugo Pazimino, Marv Robinson, David Kaufman and Beverly Wright. Concerts are held each Wednesday in September at 4:00 p.m., preceded by a reception and tours at 3:00 p.m.

Lecture Series

Dedicated to providing seniors with the latest information on topics important to them, NorthRidge will host an ongoing Healthy Living lecture series presented by Providence Health & Services. The first lecture will address osteoporosis concerns on Sept. 17 at 1:30 p.m. The following week, on Sept. 23 at 11:30 a.m., attendees will explore the question, “So You Think You Know About Medicare?” presented by Lysa Crawford, a senior specialist with Anthem Blue Cross.

Seating is limited. For more information and to reserve your space at these events, please call (818) 812-4617.

Owned and operated by Senior Resource Group, The Village at NorthRidge is comprised of 275 independent and assisted living residences. The luxury retirement community’s resort-style services and amenities include the Prairie Grille Restaurant (open 12 hours daily), a fully equipped fitness center, The Majestic Theatre, Internet café, The Corbin Street Market, library, art gallery, club lounge, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, a full-service beauty salon and underground parking.

For more information or to schedule a personal appointment, please call (818) 477-4081
visit www.TheVillageatNorthRidge.com.

At The Village at Sherman Oaks residents enjoy a hospitality-centered lifestyle, enriched with a wealth of amenities and services.

Since the community’s opening in 2001, The Village at Sherman Oaks has been lauded for its unique blend of sophisticated style, unparalleled service and first-class amenities. One amenity that continually makes a splash is the retirement community’s therapeutic pool. From water aerobics to neighbor get-togethers, The Village at Sherman Oaks’ pool provides endless health and social benefits.

According to Mike Soto, the community’s executive director, The Village at Sherman Oaks and its sister community, The Village at NorthRidge, are the only retirement communities in the Valley to have pools onsite.

“With the dozens of benefits pools afford seniors, it’s surprising we’re one of the only retirement communities to provide our residents with direct access to numerous water exercise classes and poolside functions,” said Soto. “Water exercise is an ideal way for seniors to stay in shape, improve balance and range of movement as well as relieve tension and stress.”

In addition to the health benefits, The Village at Sherman Oaks residents also enjoy utilizing the pool area for a variety of social and recreational activities throughout the year.

Pool ladies: SRG’s wellness program supports the vitality, longevity and health of its residents.

“Our residents love the serene backdrop the pool provides. It’s a perfect gathering spot for our weekly neighborhood barbecues and many of our residents find it a quiet place to retreat with a good book, or simply to relax.”

Owned and operated by Senior Resource Group, The Village at Sherman Oaks offers a hospitality-centered lifestyle, first-rate amenities and services and a host of new opportunities. Daily residents can choose from a full calendar of social, cultural, recreational and educational events.

The Village at Sherman Oaks includes 239 luxury independent and assisted living residences in addition to numerous resort-style features including: The Village Restaurant, open 12 hours daily, a fully equipped fitness center, The Albers Theater, Internet lounge, bank, market, mailroom, arts and crafts room, library, club lounge, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, a full-service beauty salon, and secure underground parking.

Residency at The Village at Sherman Oaks is available for a nominal one-time community service fee and an on-going monthly fee that includes a complimentary full breakfast plus choice of lunch or dinner daily; weekly housekeeping and flat linen laundry service; all utilities (except phone) including basic cable TV, heating, air conditioning, water, sewer, and trash removal; 24-hour emergency call system; and scheduled transportation.

For more information or to schedule a personal appointment, call The Village at Sherman Oaks at (818) 574-3961 or visit the community website at www.srgseniorliving.com.

At The Village at NorthRidge residents enjoy a hospitality-centered lifestyle, enriched with a wealth of amenities and services.

At the Village at NorthRidge retirement community, life is about choice. Developed and managed by senior housing innovator, Senior Resource Group, The Village at NorthRidge takes an integrated approach to support the vitality, longevity and health of its residents by offering a hospitality-centered lifestyle, first-rate amenities and services and a host of new opportunities.

Residents are presented new options daily from delectable meals prepared fresh in the community’s 12-hour Prairie Grille Restaurant, to a full calendar of social, cultural, recreational and educational events.

“At NorthRidge, variety is always on the menu,” said Tim Maloney, executive director of The Village at NorthRidge. “Whether it’s enjoying a matinee in the community’s Majestic Theater, participating in a stretch and flex class in the fully equipped fitness center, or enjoying an evening of entertainment provided by one of the many visiting performers – residents are never at a loss for things to do.”

Seniors interested in experiencing a taste of The Village at North-Ridge lifestyle are invited to the following upcoming event series.

Matinees at The Majestic

Through August, area seniors are invited to Matinees at the Majestic Theatre.

Enjoy an afternoon at the movies during the month of August at The Village at NorthRidge’s Majestic Theatre. In addition to viewing such classics as Casablanca and Some Like it Hot, guests will enjoy a post-film discussion with writer/producer/director, Merle Goldberg. Seating is limited. Please call (818) 812-4600 for show times and to reserve your seat.

Summer Concert Series

Seniors and their families are also invited to a summer concert series at The Village at NorthRidge. Guests will enjoy a variety of musical genres and stylings from a variety of performers including: Laurette Carlson, Tatjana, Dale Katz, and Vivian Howard. Concerts are held weekly, each Wednesday in August at 3:00 p.m. For reservations call (818) 812-4600.

Comprised of 275 independent and assisted living residences, The Village at NorthRidge’s resort-style services and amenities include: The Prairie Grille Restaurant (open 12 hours daily), a fully equipped fitness center, The Majestic Theatre, Internet café, The Corbin Street Market, library, art gallery, club lounge, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, a full-service beauty salon, and underground parking.

A complimentary full breakfast plus choice of lunch or dinner daily; weekly housekeeping and flat linen laundry service; all utilities (except phone) including basic cable TV; 24-hour emergency call system; a full calendar of social, cultural and recreational activities; and scheduled transportation are all included in the Independent Living monthly fee.

For more information or to schedule a personal appointment, please call (818) 477-4081 or visit www.TheVillageatNorthRidge.com.

The team at Coldwell Banker. L-R: Lena Ohanessian, Sandra Cusick, Barry Dantagnan, and Angie Simpson.

A tumultuous economy whose ups and downs were most heavily felt within the real estate market left many wondering if it would ever recover. Buyers concerned about restrictions in lending and sellers concerned with declining market values and buyer interest. Fortunately both sides can take comfort in knowing that our local market is stabilizing.

Though improvements in the real estate market provide hope for both sides, it doesn’t change the fact that the expertise of the agents involved remains an essential component of the process. When working with a Coldwell Banker agent buyers/sellers are getting a realtor that not only knows the market thoroughly thanks to on-going seminars, training and certification but also knows how to exceed client expectations.

Coldwell’s unsurpassed Team Burbank/Toluca Lake agents include: Southern California native and long time Burbank homeowner, Sandra Cusick (sandracus@yahoo.com – 818 489-8861) specializes in sales in the Media District (areas closely surrounding studios such and Warner Brothers, Disney and NBC) as well as the Rancho area. Barry Dantagnan (callbarrynow@aol.com – 818-314-2988), also a native of Southern California who has lived in Burbank thirty years, oversees home sales in the Magnolia Park area and Toluca Woods East. Lena Ohanessian (lena.ohanessian@gmail.com- 818-403-LENA [5362]), who has grown up in the San Fernando Valley, manages both single family and condominium listings in Toluca Lake and Toluca Woods West. Angie Simpson (agsimca@earthlink.net – 818 795-5590), Southern California resident for over twenty five years covers the Burbank Foothills and above.

Each rooted in the communities in which they serve brings exceptional knowledge of navigating the market to meet their client’s needs. No longer just a “buyer’s market” those interested in selling their home should take comfort in the stabilization of the market. Sandra Cusick’s listing on Orchard Dr. proves that multiple offers are still occurring. The three bedroom two bath home approx 1500 square feet listed at $574,900 received four offers within a few weeks and is currently in escrow above the asking price. Working with in-house lenders such as Bruce Nangle of First Capital Mortgage (818-528-3033) offering favorable interest rates as low as 4.25 to 4.35% APR and 4.5%/4.72 APR to $729,000 for thirty year fixed mortgages, sellers are getting offers and buyers are getting homes. Team Burbank/Toluca Lake are the agents to call for all your realty needs. For more information on the buying or selling process contact any one of the agents listed above.

Bruce Nangle at First Capital is a direct lender but also can broker to other lenders allowing clients more options.

Smiling on the set of his latest film “Valentine’s Day,” Garry Marshall and his daughter Kathleen, Falcon Theatre producer, invite theatergoers to “join the Falcon Family” by subscribing to the 2010-2011 season.

Since the Falcon opened its doors almost thirteen years ago, its mission has remained the same: to make as many people laugh with live theatre as possible. Falcon Founders Garry Marshall and his daughter Kathleen Marshall LaGambina have been committed to cultivating comedy through the voices of veteran stage actors and newcomers alike – and this rare combination of experience and innovation is what sets the Falcon Theatre apart.

This year, the Falcon partners with its comedy cohorts Matt Walker and the Troubadour Theater Company, up-and-coming talent Annie Hendy, and long-time friend Rita Wilson. As a special treat, the second show in the Falcon’s five-play line-up will feature the gifted actress Stephanie Zimbalist in Tea at Five.

Tea at Five explores the more private side of Katharine Hepburn as she traversed the ups and downs of her star-studded career. Stephanie Zimbalist, star of countless stage shows, over 31 feature films, and the hit NBC series Remington Steele, has inhabited the Hepburn persona since 2006 when she first performed the show at the Ordway Center in St. Paul. Zimbalist will once again team with an old friend and collaborator, director Jenny Sullivan, to bring the show to Burbank.

“[Hepburn’s] vitality, her drive, her humor are inspiring. She was a strong lady!” says Sullivan. “It’s perfect for the Falcon and its audience. It’s a chance to spend some time with Katharine in an intimate setting very near the industry that made her a household name.”

In October, long-time friends and collaborators, director Jenny Sullivan and actress Stephanie Zimbalist are bringing Katharine Hepburn’s story to the Falcon Theatre in “Tea at Five.”

The 2010-2011 season continues the Falcon mission to cultivate comedy in the community – bringing a fresh mix of expert talent and rising stars to the intimate 130-seat theatre.

The season kicks off on August 11th with the Troubadour Theater Company’s A Wither’s Tale, a retelling of Shakespeare’s somber saga serenaded by the soulful songs of Bill Withers (“Ain’t No Sunshine”). Over the years, the Troubies have established their annual holiday show as a Toluca Lake tradition among subscribers and local residents. This December, the Troubies are offering a brand-new musical The First Jo-el, telling the story of the nativity with the help of the Piano Man, Billy Joel.

January will feature the new comedic talent of Annie Hendy in her play The Catholic Girl’s Guide to Losing Your Virginity, a sexy and irreverent comedy following a soulful Midwestern girl blossoming in the big city of her dreams. The season will wrap up with the international hit Jamaica, Farewell by Debra Ehrhardt, directed by Joel Zwick, and presented in association with Rita Wilson.

With a season packed with so many hilarious and heartwarming stories, the Falcon promises to once again bring its signature flair to the L.A. theatre scene – and did we mention they have free parking?

The team at Coldwell Banker.

As the largest real estate company in the country, Coldwell Banker, NRT is able to provide award-winning support teams for its sales staff; making it a one-stop shop for all your realty needs.

The oldest real estate company in the country (in business since 1906), Coldwell Banker is the number one seller of homes in Southern California and has developed an extensive world-wide network, with international affiliates in over forty-seven countries, territories and possessions.

Coldwell Banker real estate agents have the benefit of on-going, in-house training, educational seminars and certification programs. Their staff of experts in short sales, lending, escrow, titles, foreclosures, marketing and transaction coordination all work together with agents to ensure that Coldwell Banker clients get the best service possible.

Coldwell Banker also supports clients with first-class marketing programs, such as The View, a weekly color magazine of listings throughout Socal, which can be found in the LA Times each Sunday and on-line at www.cbmoves.com.

Also, Coldwell Banker uses technology to provide additional services and applications like those found at www.coldwellbanker.com. Here you can access helpful tools for buying or selling homes, such as the Personal Retriever tailored search engine, neighborhood-specific data and even how-to videos.

Meet Team Burbank / Toluca Lake

Whether you’re new to the area or just need to relocate across town, members of the Coldwell Banker Burbank/Toluca Lake sales team have the local knowledge to ensure your residential sales success.

Team Burbank / Toluca Lake Agents:

• Sandra Cusick
  (sandracus@yahoo.com – 818 489-8861) is a SoCal native and long-time Burbank homeowner who specializes in residential sales in the Media and Rancho Equestrian Centers.
• Barry Dantagnan
  (www.callbarrynow.com – 818-314-2988) has lived in Burbank for thirty three years and now covers home sales in the Magnolia Park and Toluca Woods East.
• Lena Ohanessian
  (Lena@LAforHomes.com – 818-403-LENA[5362]) grew up in the San Fernando Valley and now handles single-family home and condo listings for Toluca Lake and Toluca Woods West.
• Angie Simpson
  (agsimca@earthlink.net – 818 795-5590), who covers the Foothills for Team Burbank/Toluca Lake, has lived in SoCal for the past twenty six years, nine of them in Glendale and Burbank.

The realtors of Team Burbank/Toluca Lake combine their personal understanding of the neighborhood home market with the training and support of Coldwell Banker, NRT to provide their clients with superb service.

Utilizing tools such as e-brochures and e-cards for wide visibility, Lead Router for rapid-fire follow-ups, and alliances with sites such as yahoo.com and Realtor.com® to ensure maximum exposure for your property, Team Burbank / Toluca Lake will help make your home buying or selling experience a success.

Look for more info about your local housing market!

Those who missed the recent national government home buyers credit campaign will be happy to know that from May 1st through July 31st participating Coldwell Banker sellers will be offering their own Buyer Bonus Program. California buyers can receive up to $10,000 credit through escrow.

At The Village at NorthRidge, residents enjoy a sophisticated blend of comfort, style and innovative amenities and services.

The Village at NorthRidge retirement community is committed to helping seniors make the move into retirement living as easy and stress-free as possible. Located in the heart of the San Fernando Valley, The Village at NorthRidge offers seniors a fresh perspective on retirement living and some simple tips to make the transition a smooth one:

Get to know the community and new neighbors before the move. “We encourage seniors and their families to do more than just tour our community,” said Tim Maloney, executive director of The Village at NorthRidge. “Prospective residents are invited to join us for events, seminars and lectures. This affords them the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the community and its residents very early in the transition process.”

Understand the full value a retirement community provides. “The Village at NorthRidge offers a flexible monthly fee that can be especially beneficial. In addition to a beautifully-appointed residence, residents enjoy weekly housekeeping and flat linen service, basic cable TV, all utilities except telephone, 12-hour dining in our restaurant, and a full calendar of social, recreational, and educational activities,” said Maloney. “It’s not unusual for us to hear from residents that as a result of moving to our community that they’re spending less for a much more enriched lifestyle.”

Get Involved. “Our residents are never at a loss for things to do at The Village at NorthRidge,” said Maloney. “Social, recreational and wellness opportunities abound. Whether it is enjoying an activity you’ve always loved, like playing bridge, or trying your hand at something new such as Wii Bowling, you’ll find there are countless ways to get involved and make friends.”

The community’s Prairie Grille restaurant is open 12 hours daily, offering residents a diverse choice of dining options.

Keep a positive attitude. “Be yourself, relax and enjoy each new experience,” said Maloney. “Remember it takes time to get settled in, but by maintaining a positive attitude, you’ll find that the uncertainty of being in a new place is quickly replaced by the confidence to discover a whole new world of exciting possibilities.”

Owned and operated by Senior Resource Group, The Village at NorthRidge takes an integrated approach to support the vitality, longevity and health of its residents by offering a hospitality-centered lifestyle, first-rate amenities and services and a host of new opportunities. The community’s resort-style services and amenities include: The Prairie Grille Restaurant (open 12 hours daily), a fully equipped fitness center, The Majestic Theatre, Internet café, on-site bank, The Corbin Street Market, library, art gallery, club lounge, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, a full-service beauty salon, and underground parking.

For more information or to schedule a personal appointment, please call (818) 812-4600 or visit www.TheVillageatNorthRidge.com.

At The Village at Sherman Oaks, residents enjoy a hospitality-centered lifestyle, enriched with a wealth of amenities and services.

Electing to stay at home and age in place may seem a viable option for seniors, especially in today’s economy. However, it may prove less desirable than it appears.

First and foremost is the stress of renovating an existing home, an emotional strain most seniors would like to avoid. Unforeseen financial expenditures and significant decision-making, from selecting reliable contractors to managing a construction timeline to ongoing interruptions, may create unnecessary psychological and/or physical burdens.

“Renovating is like layers of an onion. One thing can be overlaid and dependent of another,” said Assaad Zeid, executive director of The Village at Sherman Oaks, a luxury independent and assisted living community in Sherman Oaks, Calif. “What might begin simply as the installation of grab bars in the shower can easily turn into the widening of doorways or the lowering of kitchen counters to accommodate wheelchairs.”

Top-notch senior living communities have been designed from inception with the senior consumer in mind. Smart planning, which includes universal design features, allows residents to age in place without the need for modifications.

Even if renovations can be accomplished, remaining in an existing home presents other challenges such as finding reliable caregivers or becoming socially isolated.

The Village at Sherman Oaks’ heated swimming pool offer residents a variety of exercise programs and classes from which to choose.

At continuum of care communities like The Village at Sherman Oaks, licensed nurses are available on-site 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and offer residents a comprehensive menu of care services.

According to Zeid, free from the burden of home-maintenance concerns, residents at The Village at Sherman Oaks often experience an enhanced social life and find themselves with more time to enjoy the things they love.

“A senior living community offers significant benefits,” said Zeid. “From gourmet dining and resort-style amenities to a wealth of health and fitness programs, retirement communities offer seniors an excellent value. But more importantly, the lifestyle afforded by communities like The Village at Sherman Oaks provides peace of mind for the future.”

The Village at Sherman Oaks includes 239 luxury independent and assisted living residences, a wealth of services and amenities, plus a full calendar of social, cultural, educational, and recreational activities. Residents enjoy numerous resort-style features including: The Village Restaurant, open 12 hours daily, a fully equipped fitness center, The Albers Theater, Internet lounge, bank, market, mailroom, arts and crafts room, library, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, a full-service beauty salon, and secured parking garage.

For more information or to schedule a personal appointment, call The Village at Sherman Oaks at (818) 994-7900 or visit www.srgseniorliving.com.

At The Village at NorthRidge, residents enjoy a sophisticated blend of comfort, style and innovative amenities and services.

At the Village at NorthRidge retirement community, life is about choice. Developed and managed by senior housing innovator, Senior Resource Group, The Village at NorthRidge takes an integrated approach to support the vitality, longevity and health of its residents by offering a hospitality-centered lifestyle, first-rate amenities and services and a host of new opportunities.

Residents are presented new options daily from delectable meals prepared fresh in the community’s 12-hour Prairie Grille Restaurant, to a full calendar of social, recreational and educational events.

“At NorthRidge, variety is always on the menu,” said Tim Maloney, executive director of The Village at NorthRidge. “Whether it’s enjoying a movie in the community’s Majestic Theater, participating in a stretch and flex class in the fully equipped fitness center, surfing the web in our Internet Café, or exploring a book, magazine or newspaper in the library, residents are never at a loss for things to do.”

Seniors interested in experiencing a taste of The Village at NorthRidge lifestyle, are invited to a “Meet and Greet Happy Hour” on June 10th and 22nd, and July 8th and 20th from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.

Comprised of 275 independent and assisted living residences, The Village at NorthRidge’s resort-style services and amenities include: The Prairie Grille Restaurant (open 12 hours daily), a fully equipped fitness center, The Majestic Theatre, Internet café, on-site bank, The Corbin Street Market, library, art gallery, club lounge, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, a full-service beauty salon, and underground parking.

The community’s Prairie Grille restaurant is open 12 hours daily, offering residents a diverse choice of dining options.

A complimentary full breakfast plus choice of lunch or dinner daily; weekly housekeeping and flat linen laundry service; all utilities (except phone) including basic cable TV; 24-hour emergency call system; a full calendar of social, cultural and recreational activities; and scheduled transportation are all included in the Independent Living monthly fee.

The Village at NorthRidge will provide the highest standards of service and commitment to helping residents maintain active, comfortable lives, even as their needs grow and change. The community’s licensed assisted living component will offer a comprehensive menu of care services that includes: 24-hour staffing, basic assistance with all Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s), medication management and counseling, emergency response system, scheduled transportation and more.

Beyond NorthRidge’s front door, residents are surrounded by everyday conveniences and cultural opportunities including the Northridge Fashion Center, Gelson’s market, the University of California at Northridge and Northridge Hospital Medical Center.

For more information or to schedule a personal appointment, please call (818) 812-4600 or visit www.TheVillageatNorthRidge.com.

At The Village at NorthRidge, residents enjoy a sophisticated blend of comfort, style and innovative amenities and services.

At the Village at NorthRidge retirement community, life is about choice. Developed and managed by senior housing innovator, Senior Resource Group, The Village at NorthRidge takes an integrated approach to support the vitality, longevity and health of its residents by offering a hospitality-centered lifestyle, first-rate amenities and services and a host of new opportunities.

Residents are presented new options daily from delectable meals prepared fresh in the community’s 12-hour Prairie Grille Restaurant, to a full calendar of social, recreational and educational events.

“At NorthRidge, variety is always on the menu,” said Tim Maloney, executive director of The Village at NorthRidge. “Whether it’s enjoying a movie in the community’s Majestic Theater, participating in a stretch and flex class in the fully equipped fitness center, surfing the web in our Internet Café, or exploring a book, magazine or newspaper in the library, residents are never at a loss for things to do.”

Seniors interested in experiencing a taste of The Village at NorthRidge lifestyle, are invited to a “Meet and Greet Happy Hour” on June 10th and 22nd, and July 8th and 20th from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.

The community’s Prairie Grille restaurant is open 12 hours daily, offering residents a diverse choice of dining options.

Comprised of 275 independent and assisted living residences, The Village at NorthRidge’s resort-style services and amenities include: The Prairie Grille Restaurant (open 12 hours daily), a fully equipped fitness center, The Majestic Theatre, Internet café, on-site bank, The Corbin Street Market, library, art gallery, club lounge, bistro bar, swimming pool and spa, a full-service beauty salon, and underground parking.

A complimentary full breakfast plus choice of lunch or dinner daily; weekly housekeeping and flat linen laundry service; all utilities (except phone) including basic cable TV; 24-hour emergency call system; a full calendar of social, cultural and recreational activities; and scheduled transportation are all included in the Independent Living monthly fee.

The Village at NorthRidge will provide the highest standards of service and commitment to helping residents maintain active, comfortable lives, even as their needs grow and change. The community’s licensed assisted living component will offer a comprehensive menu of care services that includes: 24-hour staffing, basic assistance with all Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s), medication management and counseling, emergency response system, scheduled transportation and more.

Beyond NorthRidge’s front door, residents are surrounded by everyday conveniences and cultural opportunities including the Northridge Fashion Center, Gelson’s market, the University of California at Northridge and Northridge Hospital Medical Center.

For more information or to schedule a personal appointment,
please call (818) 812-4600 or visit www.TheVillageatNorthRidge.com.