Sedella Assisted Living in Goodyear, Arizona offers a calm and comfortable place for seniors, with a focus on safety, support, and well-being. The facility sits at 4538 N. 183rd Avenue in a peaceful area, inside a gated community. Residents find different living options here, like studio, private, semi-private, and two-bedroom rooms, with choices that fit different needs and budgets. The building stays clean and tidy, with a home-like feel, and the staff is knowledgeable and caring, with an RN owner and a management team led by Mr. Brandon Gillespie and Ms. Nicole Richard. People get support 24 hours a day.
Sedella has programs designed for memory care, such as for people with Alzheimer's or other memory conditions, and they make custom care plans for each person. They also offer assisted living, independent living, and nursing home services, supporting daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication help, and wheelchair assistance. Residents can join in activities-arts and crafts, games, health and wellness groups, and education programs-and use features like a dining room, guest parking, game room, salon, kitchens, WiFi, fitness area, and laundry. Safety comes first, with handicap features, sprinkler systems, and staff on hand all the time.
Seniors here enjoy meals, housekeeping, and transportation. The facility brings in medical services like nursing, occupational therapy, wound care, medication management, and podiatry, and offers incontinence care too. The environment encourages social connections, with dedicated spaces for relaxing and making friends, plus programs that help people stay engaged. Sedella Assisted Living operates as an LLC, has been open for about six years, and earned an A+ from the BBB, though it isn't accredited. The location puts residents near pharmacies, parks, churches, restaurants, healthcare providers, and other places that are useful for seniors. The facility's prices are on the higher side, which reflects its many amenities and care services tailored for each resident. The team aims to support independence, comfort, and peace of mind for people who need different levels of care, including specialized memory support.
