Genesis Manor IV: Board and Care Home in La Verne, CA

A six-resident licensed board and care home in a residential neighborhood in La Verne, run by an administrator with a doctorate in physical therapy. Owned by Gerry Markie, R.N., who founded Genesis Manor in 1999 and has held the license on every home since.

1691 Genesee Avenue
La Verne, CA 91750

Medi-Cal & VA Benefits

4 Private Rooms and 1 Shared Room

Who This Home Is Right For

Start with this home if your parent has fallen, is unsteady, uses a walker or wheelchair, or has become someone you are afraid to leave alone in a bathroom. The administrator here is a doctor of physical therapy, and that training shapes the house itself: how the bathrooms are arranged, how transfers are handled, how a fall is prevented before it happens rather than documented after.

It also suits residents in the early and middle stages of dementia and residents already receiving home health or hospice care. It is not the right home for someone actively trying to leave the house or someone who needs an awake caregiver through the night.

What the House Is Like

Up to six residents, four private rooms and one shared room, in a residential neighborhood in the Los Angeles County foothills. A caregiver lives on site around the clock, seven days a week. Meals are cooked in the kitchen, three a day plus snacks. A licensed physician visits monthly and medications are delivered six days a week.

The Neighborhood

Genesee Avenue sits in a residential pocket of La Verne, in the foothills of eastern Los Angeles County, minutes from the University of La Verne and a short drive from Pomona Valley Hospital and San Dimas Community Hospital. Street parking out front, and visiting hours are whenever you want to visit.

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Before you come

Call the number above and spend a few minutes describing your loved one’s care needs. We will tell you before you drive out whether this home can meet them.

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When you arrive

The administrator walks you through the house, including the four private rooms, the shared room, the kitchen, and the yard. Ask about the bathroom setup and how transfers are handled; this home is run by a doctor of physical therapy and it is arranged accordingly. You will meet the caregivers who would be working with your loved one.

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After the visit

No deposit and no paperwork on the day. If it feels right, the next step is a care assessment. If it does not, tell us and we will suggest other homes worth seeing.

Cost and Payment at This Home

A shared room starts at $4,750 a month and a private room starts at $5,250, plus a one-time $1,000 admission fee. The rate covers the room, all meals, around-the-clock care and supervision, medication assistance, housekeeping, laundry, and coordination with your loved one’s doctors and pharmacy.

This home is in Los Angeles County, one of the counties participating in the Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver, and also accepts VA Aid and Attendance, long-term care insurance, and private pay.

Usually yes, and it is the reason many families end up at this house specifically. Fall risk is managed through the physical setup of the home and how caregivers handle transfers, not through restraints, which are not permitted in an RCFE.

No. Elyssa runs the home as its certified administrator. If your loved one needs physical therapy, it is delivered by their own provider, and therapists come to the house.

RCFE #198204544. Look it up in the CDSS Care Facility Search, where you can also see inspection and complaint history.

Come See Genesis Manor IV

Call and we will talk through your parent’s mobility and fall history, what care would look like in this house, and honestly whether this is the right one or whether another of the four fits better.

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Please do not include detailed medical information. We will discuss care needs by phone.