Destiny Care Home

Destiny Care Home sits in a quiet Goodyear neighborhood and is part of Arizona Behavioral Care Homes, serving adults with behavioral health needs, including seniors needing long-term care, assisted living, and memory care, so you'll find it's a small facility with just 10 licensed beds in a house-like setting where residents get help from live-in staff and Med Techs who've taken Alzheimer's courses, and you'll notice they try to meet each person's physical, medical, and social needs through medication reminders, medical history checks, dementia-friendly activities, and regular care team support, though some families have talked about inconsistent care and incidents like falls, hospitalizations, and even a death from pneumonia and dehydration, which means it's wise to keep an eye on what goes on. The owner, Ms. Monique Allen, runs the place under license AL12199, and Destiny Care Home's active LLC status covers assisted living, Adult Care Home, and memory care, offering both private and shared rooms, all-inclusive rent or shared fee options, supervision with daily living tasks, and 24-hour staff, while a Med Tech, nurses, and aides-including ones trained for Alzheimer's-monitor residents, coordinate with hospice providers, and handle medication administration. Family members can call a caretaker line for updates and staff fill out daily reports about how residents eat or spend their day, which is handy during times when the facility has visitor restrictions, like during the two-week COVID-19 quarantine for new residents. The staff, who work in shifts and sometimes live in, provide care with a focus on respect, dignity, and kindness, making sure there's always someone around for emergencies, but since there have been events needing emergency care, you'll want to ask lots of questions and get clear reports. Destiny Care Home isn't certified for Medicare outside of hospice services, but they do work with primary doctors and specialists, keep records from neurologists and internists, and sometimes have residents on hospice care for years. Meals are home-cooked three times daily with snacks, TVs sit in each room, and amenities include laundry and grooming, plus there are indoor social areas and an outdoor courtyard for safe walking, especially for those with dementia who may wander or become agitated. They offer activities to help stimulate memory, offer respite care, and try to help families feel peace of mind, yet with a few families sharing concerns about neglect or hospitalizations, it's smart for folks to visit, see how staff interact, and ask about the daily status updates, so you understand what level of safety and care to expect. There's a social media presence and the facility has a BBB A+ rating but isn't BBB accredited, and it goes by several names depending on location-Adult Foster Home, Personal Care Home, or Assisted Living Home-with a promise to provide a safe, respectful, and steady environment for aging adults in need of behavioral health support.