Assisted Living in Arizona

Sunview Respiratory and Rehab, our talented and focused staff will work with you, your family, and your healthcare provider, to create a comprehensive and effective care and treatment plan. Our welcoming smiles will tell you that Sunview of Youngtown is a place to regain your strength and mobility and a place you can call home.… Read more

At Casas Adobes Post Acute Rehabilitation Center, our talented and focused staff will work with you, your family, and your healthcare provider, to create a comprehensive and effective care and treatment plan. Our welcoming smiles will tell you that Casas Adobes Post Acute Rehabilitation Center of Tucson is a place to regain your strength and mobility and a place you can call home.… Read more

Nestled in the Catalina Foothills, The Hacienda at the River offers an inspiring lifestyle in a serene desert landscape in Tucson, Arizona. This wellness retreat encourages its members to embrace nature, explore new interests, form lasting friendships, and celebrate well-being. With arguably the best sunsets in the nation, this oasis combines the beauty of the foothills peaks with the vibrant spirit of downtown Tucson, creating a dynamic and enriching environment. Every facet of this community is thoughtfully designed for easy and comfortable living. The residences boast open floor plans, state-of-the-art kitchens, and designer appliances, all with a Southwestern flair. The Hacienda at the River® spares no expense in ensuring the total health and well-being of its members, offering modern amenities and a community designed to meet every need. The community's unique feature is Watermark University, a platform for members, associates, and local experts to share their interests and foster a sense of unity. This program offers dozens of classes, programs, and seminars for members to engage in and learn from. The Hacienda at the River® is more than just a living community; it's a place for growth, connection, and life-long learning.… Read more

If home is feeling too quiet—or too much—it might be time for a change of pace. At The Palms at Sun City, life revolves around ease and connection—and it shows. Days are filled with laughter, lively events, and creative activities that bring people together naturally. Spacious apartments and flexible dining add everyday comfort, while our Independent Plus program provides just-right support when needed—so you can keep living independently, in a community that truly feels like yours.… Read more

Avista Senior Living Lake Havasu is a flourishing community that offers residents a variety of choices and amenities. We offer assisted living care services in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Here at Avista Senior Living Lake Havasu, we provide personalized, attentive care in a warm, yet stimulating, senior living community. We develop individual care plans to meet the needs of each resident. We help our residents thrive with a full slate of activities, such as exercise, horseshoes, bingo, card and board games, arts and crafts, organized outings, and baking. Our beautiful, pet-friendly community features a private courtyard where residents can garden, relax, and take in the views.… Read more

Our beautiful home is located just off Greenway and Litchfield Roads in a quiet, residential neighborhood. We have up to 10 residents who receive care from two loving caregivers during the day and one at night. Our emphasis is on healthy living. We have a personal trainer and trained caregivers to work with our residents on exercise. We also serve healthy, nutritious meals that improve the health of our residents.… Read more

"I am a resident of building #2. It was very hard for me to accept the fact I needed to find a home. I did not want to give up living on my own. But management and staff were patient with me. Now other residents have become like close family. And this is our home. The staff is efficient, and very concerned about us all. Right there to help. The same with management. Some of the employees are good at bringing in a sense of peace. Some are great cooks, some are good at listening. And they all love to share their families with us. Plus, enjoy us sharing our families with them. That includes listening to our families concerns and working with them. The back yard is great. With tables and chairs to sit outside and read, walk around, visit and eat. Lots of birds, rabbits. Beautiful sunsets and sunrises." - Florence… Read more

"The staff members we spoke to were rude when we asked about the uses of the pool and salon. It’s a very dirty facility that needs a lot of attention. The carpet is dirty and ripped and needs replacing. The pool is no longer used due to the condition of the plaster. The salon isn’t used due to a water leak. The entrance way outside is broken up concrete that’s dangerous and needs replacing. If all of these things were addressed I would still only give it 3 stars." - Charlotte… Read more

Is it time for Assisted Living? We get asked the same question all the time, “How do I know when it’s the right time to move my mom/ dad into assisted living?” We hope we can help you answer this question. A lot of times when it comes time to move mom or dad into assisted living people worry they are stripping away all of their independence, we know that some independence is lost, but for what gain? Take Gloria for example, she was like a lot of other elderly ladies: a widow living at her home alone, she wanted to remain fully independent even if that meant crawling down her stairs when she was not steady enough to walk down them, she stopped eating proper meals, and even tried to take her own garbage out when she knew several neighbors and family members she could call for help. After some time Gloria went to the garage to take the trash to the can and had a fall, she didn’t have a phone with her so she laid there until she was found by family, which ended with a fractured hip, hospital stay, followed by some lengthy rehab. Her family knew it was time to move grandma into Assisted Living! Although she felt like some of her independence was lost; she quickly made some friends, started eating a lot better, and started participating in activities. All the while enjoying her own space that was decorated like her home, and continuing to do things on her own but having the help when she needed it. Gloria never fully recovered from her fall, and used a walker to keep her steady while walking. The family couldn’t help but think of how things would have been different if they had moved her in sooner, before a bad accident. So when you are wondering if it’s the right time to move mom or dad to assisted living, think of this: Do you worry when they are home alone? Are they steady on their feet? Do they eat properly? Are they taking their medications? Our opinion is that though a little independence is given up, sometimes moving them in before something bad forces it actually allows them more independence in the long run! Gloria’s family was so grateful that they had the opportunity to give her the best quality of life up until the end. Which is our goal in providing care to all of our residents.… Read more

"We currently have a loved one living at CC's and are so pleased that this "gem" of an adult care home was recommended to us! Not only is the house itself beautiful, well-maintained, fresh, clean and inviting, but CC's has quickly become "home" and "family" to our loved one. She is eating better, enjoying the delicious home-cooked meals, loves cool days on the pretty patio, is more peaceful and feels safe, is greatly benefiting from the gentle routine and structure, receives excellent medical care when needed, and thrives on the kind attention she receives from the wonderful owners and caregivers. If there were one word to describe the quality of care that CC's provides to its elderly resident family, it would be "compassionate." And for that we are so very grateful!" - Judy… Read more

"I am glad meet her, beautiful care home Rhoda is really friendly, nice owner and caregiver and staff too is really friendly. I could not ask better care for my self, the house very clean, she is good cook , I fell like home, she take care of me like own her moms I am really happy there, I really recommend this place" - Eniek L… Read more

"I recently moved my father into this home. I am so happy with the amount of care his is receiving so far. They have home cooked meals and daily activities. Also the owner Catherine is a nurse so that is a huge plus." - Shannon D.… Read more

Avista Assisted Living Apache Junction is a leading senior living community in the Apache Junction area. Our caring staff is always ready to deliver outstanding personal care services, and residents will find all that they need to lead enriching lives, including pet-friendly rooms, regularly scheduled outings, and more. We consistently rank as one of the area’s best senior housing options because we offer the care services that not only give the comforts of home, but also the peace of mind of having dedicated healthcare providers on site 24/7.… Read more

Ventana Winds is an Assisted Living & Memory Care Community unlike any other. Located on the border of Sun City/Youngtown in Arizona, our unique Retirement Campus offers a three story Assisted Living residence along with a Memory Care Community. Ventana Winds is conveniently located near everything one may need, we are well equipped to handle your interests including great shopping, terrific restaurants, numerous golf courses, cultural centers, sports arenas and medical offices. Our atmosphere is family-oriented, warm and relaxed with an ambience that embraces the small town values. Make yourself at home, with one look at our beautifully landscaped grounds and elegant décor. Each of our spacious apartments has walk-in closets, a patio or balcony, extra storage and ceiling fans. Offering Assisted Living, & Memory Care, you’ll find a comfortable retirement lifestyle that fits your specific needs.… Read more

Yuma, AZ hosts the assisted living community of Yuma Senior Living which also offers Independent living services. The price at this location starts at $1,250 per month. This price is low compared to the average cost of similar senior living communities in the area which is around $2,500 per month. Yuma Senior Living is a pet-friendly community that provides large studio style living spaces for residents to share with their furry friends. Residents can take meals inside the nicely decorated dining room, or have their meals outside with friends on the patio. This assisted living community works with seniors to offer the services they need to be comfortable and healthy. Each resident's programming is designed to support their individual lifestyle and care services required. Yuma Senior living is close to the Yuma Regional Hospital, giving residents easy access to healthcare appointments and services. Large outdoor open areas promote a natural living style and give residents ample opportunity for fresh air and exercise. This assisted living community even features a dog park area for residents and pets alike to socialize and enjoy each day. Staff at Yuma Senior Living work closely with seniors to find the right plan to meet their budget, and will help with financial assistance programs and follow-up. Staff are service-oriented and strive to give each resident a relaxing, carefree lifestyle.… Read more

Arroyo Gardens Independent & Assisted Living is a thriving senior living community nestled in the heart of Green Valley, Arizona. Known for its comprehensive care and medical services, Arroyo Gardens ensures that residents receive top-notch attention and support. The community provides an array of health care services including 12-16 hour nursing, a 24-hour call system, and supervision, as well as assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication management. This commitment to health and well-being is evident in their specialized care for mild cognitive impairment and memory support. The neighborhood surrounding Arroyo Gardens is vibrant and conveniently located, offering easy access to essential services and leisure activities. The Carondelet Health Network, situated less than a mile away, provides peace of mind with its proximity, ensuring quick access to medical care when needed. Additionally, the United Community Health Center is just a short 0.2-mile journey, offering a range of physician services to the community. Residents of Arroyo Gardens enjoy a lifestyle enriched by the neighborhood's amenities. Walgreens pharmacy, located less than a mile away, ensures that prescription needs are easily met. For those who enjoy dining out or a casual coffee, the Arizona Family Restaurant and Starbucks are conveniently close, offering delightful options for socializing and relaxation. The community itself is designed to foster an engaging and fulfilling lifestyle. With amenities such as a game room, library, walking paths, and fitness programs, residents have ample opportunities to stay active and entertained. The community is also home to a garden, spa, and wellness room, promoting relaxation and well-being. Scheduled daily activities and community-sponsored events provide numerous social opportunities, allowing residents to form meaningful connections. Arroyo Gardens is more than just a place to live; it is a community where residents can thrive, supported by a network of care and surrounded by the beauty and convenience of Green Valley.… Read more

Sun Valley Lodge has made it our mission for over 55 years to provide high-quality, affordable living alternatives for seniors in a safe, warm and trusting environment. As a not-for-profit organization, we offer a continuum of care that includes independent living, assisted living, memory care, privately paid skilled nursing, and Parkinson’s care so that residents can age in place surrounded by friends made over time. Our community has so much to offer seniors in every season of life. Whether you want to live independently or have specific care needs, we’ll make you feel right at home. Park-like Grounds, Seven-acre campus features spacious, park-like grounds with a courtyard, interconnecting pathways, lush rose garden, gazebos, fountain, and putting green. Centrally Located, Community is ideally situated in the heart of Sun City, Arizona, close by to the community hospital and medical offices, Onsite Library, Well-appointed library offers a multitude of literary choices, as well as full electronic media alternatives for computer savvy users. Accessible Design, Single-level apartment design offers easy access to interior courtyards and neighboring community. Delicious Dining, Award-winning kitchen with a robust rotation of tasty, satisfying meals. Caring Approach, An “Age in Place” philosophy so that residents in our Inn Living Apartments do not need to move when needing Assisted Living Services or Respite Care. Sunday Services, Onsite chapel, with abundance of natural lighting filtered through stained-glass windows, offers a tranquil experience during nondenominational services every Sunday. Therapeutic Exercise, Dedicated activities team trained in Parkinson’s and movement-disorder exercises.… Read more

"I recently had a tour at Cottonwood Village in Arizona, and it was a wonderful experience. I was greeting by the executive director, who was not only incredibly responsive to all my queries both during and after . I also met the activities coordinator and it was clear she puts so much energy into her activities - all of which are evident from the smiles of seniors that attend them. From what I can tell, Cottonwood Village is a safe, comfortable and clean environment" - Marion… Read more

"My friend's recent experience with Emerald Groves Central and their promise to her failed miserably. The owners Patrick & Jennifer were told she has ALS disease. They terminated her residency because they had to go back on their word that they could take care of her. They said if her health would remain consistent and stable, they could take care of her. REALLY?? ALS is a degenerative disease. As an assisted living provider, they should understand what happens when a person has this disease. ALS is not a consistent and stable disease. I would not recommend this place at all for someone with ALS. I would also recommend that you ask if they know how to handle a choking incident (which started the termination), do they know CPR, or how to feed a person with a disability or on a feeding tube? If they don't know how to take care of someone as their condition declines, then they shouldn't be accepting such patients. What was promised didn't happen and has devastated my friend." - Mary… Read more