Peoria Adult Care Home sits quietly on West Sandra Terrace in Peoria, Arizona, offering a secure and supportive place for seniors who need a little extra help every day, and the home fits up to 10 residents, so everyone gets to know each other pretty well and the staff learns each person's needs. The state has given this place a license as an Assisted Living Home (license number AL6555H), and the local government checks on things to make sure they're following the rules, although the license is inactive right now with an expiration date of January 31, 2025. Folks here find a private residential setting, which feels more like a real house than a big institution, with private and semi-private room options, each with their own bathrooms including baths or tubs, and there are shared areas indoors and outdoors for everyone to gather, do activities, or just take in the garden views or walk along the paths.
Families looking for peace of mind will find that the home offers round-the-clock supervision, help with bathing, dressing, and transfers for those who need it, and non-ambulatory care for folks with mobility difficulties. There's regular medication management, and staff coordinate with each resident's healthcare providers to keep medical care on track; if someone needs special diets-like diabetes-friendly, vegetarian, kosher, low sodium, or no sugar-the kitchen will make those accommodations, offering scheduled meals and anytime dining. Residents can bring cats or dogs along since the home is pet friendly, and memory care is available for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, with trained staff, secure outdoor areas, and alert systems for safety.
Everyone can join in on activities like art classes, card and pinochle clubs, Bible study, movie nights in the community room, visits from educational speakers, and scheduled daily events, both on-site and out in the community, since the staff arranges transportation for medical appointments and day trips. Household chores get taken care of with full housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning services, plus there's a kitchenette for those who want to help with meal prep and a beautician who visits to help residents feel their best. People have access to Wi-Fi and high-speed internet, cable or satellite TV, and phones in rooms for easy communication with loved ones. The home welcomes short-term stays and respite care for families who need a break, and there's incontinence care for those who need help with that too. The building is wheelchair accessible, the showers and walkways are easy to use, and air-conditioning keeps things comfortable all year round. With staff looking after everything from meals to medications to companionship, the atmosphere stays warm and safe, and residents can count on help when they need it while still enjoying chances to be independent, get outside for some air, and spend time with friends old and new.
