ATLANTIC MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE CENTER
Top Rated2750 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90806
Compare safety scores, CMS ratings, staffing levels, and abuse history. Find the right care facility for your loved one with transparent, government-sourced data.
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2750 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90806
1201 WALNUT AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90813
723 E 9TH STREET, Long Beach, CA 90813
3294 SANTA FE AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90810
5001 EAST ANAHEIM STREET, Long Beach, CA 90804
3901 E FOURTH STREET, Long Beach, CA 90814
3355 Pacific Place, Long Beach, CA 90806
2725 PACIFIC AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90806
3747 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90807
4010 N VIRGINIA RD., Long Beach, CA 90807
2625 EAST FOURTH STREET, Long Beach, CA 90814
2626 GRAND AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90815
3850 E. ESTHER ST., Long Beach, CA 90804
1020 TERMINO AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90804
4029 EAST ANAHEIM STREET, Long Beach, CA 90804
3232 E. ARTESIA BLVD., Long Beach, CA 90805
5901 DOWNEY AVE, Long Beach, CA 90805
2725 E. BROADWAY, Long Beach, CA 90803
1913 E 5TH STREET, Long Beach, CA 90802
1730 GRAND AVE, Long Beach, CA 90804
2615 GRAND AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90815
3401 CEDAR AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90807
3801 E ANAHEIM ST, Long Beach, CA 90804
260 E MARKET ST, Long Beach, CA 90805
3501 CEDAR AVENUE, Long Beach, CA 90807
Our proprietary score helps you quickly assess facility quality based on official CMS data.
Official 5-star rating from Medicare
Weight: 40%
Nurse-to-patient ratio quality
Weight: 30%
Health inspection results
Weight: 30%
Long Beach sits in Los Angeles County, where adults 65 and older make up about 13.6% of the population — a share of seniors in line with California as a whole (14.3% statewide). The area's median household income is consistent with state averages.
Demographics for Los Angeles County from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates — local context for families comparing care options near Long Beach.
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Frequently asked questions about the data on this page
CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) star ratings are the federal government's official quality rating system for nursing homes. Every Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in the United States is rated on a scale of 1 to 5 stars, with 5 being the highest quality. These ratings are based on three equally weighted categories: health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures.
The overall rating starts with the health inspection rating, then adds or subtracts stars based on staffing and quality measures. A facility with much better than average staffing may gain a star, while one with quality measure concerns may lose one. The final rating is capped between 1 and 5 stars. CMS updates these ratings monthly.
The abuse icon () appears when CMS records show that a facility has been cited for abuse-related deficiencies during a health inspection. This may include physical abuse, verbal abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of resident property. The icon is based on official inspection reports and does not necessarily mean current conditions are unsafe, as facilities may have corrected the issue.
CMS releases updated nursing home data monthly. Our database is refreshed regularly to reflect the latest available CMS data. The "Last updated" date shown on each page indicates when our records were last synchronized with the CMS database. If you notice outdated information, the next data refresh will capture the most current CMS ratings.
The safety score shown on ElderVoice is our proprietary metric that combines the CMS overall rating, staffing levels, health inspection results, and abuse history into a single easy-to-understand score. It is designed to give families a quick snapshot of facility quality, but we recommend reviewing the individual CMS categories and visiting facilities in person before making a decision.
All nursing home ratings, inspection results, staffing data, and quality measures come directly from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), a federal agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. This is the same data available on Medicare's Care Compare tool. Demographic data comes from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey. Cost estimates are based on the Genworth Cost of Care Survey.