Arizona Elderly Care Home sits in the center of Phoenix and has been serving seniors since 1987, with a homey, comfortable feeling throughout, and you'll notice pets like dogs and cats around, which many residents enjoy. The place's got a small, well-behaved emotional support dog, and it allows personal pets, too, with pet care help available. Residents will find private rooms, double rooms, family rooms, and rooms for groups of up to ten, all in a quiet old-fashioned setting with private and semi-private spaces, plenty of bathrooms-at least four or five in the facility-and private baths available in many rooms. There's an on-site manager named Connie Garnell and a team of friendly, certified caregivers, plus a live-in host who helps foster a sense of belonging, with staff always around day or night.
You'll notice a safe, low-ceiling environment with comfort-focused features, and there are enclosed courtyards, a lush shade garden, a gazebo, a sunroom, and outdoor sitting and game areas, so people can relax or play outside. The home's pet-friendly and has a landscape that helps you feel at ease. Indoors, you'll find shared and private spaces for relaxing or socializing, and there's a beauty salon onsite for hair or salon needs. Meals come from a robust kitchen and are home-cooked with attention to special diets-diabetes management, low sodium, or vegetarian if needed-and staff adjust meals for individual medical needs.
There's a clear focus on full-service care. Residents get help with medicine, including insulin and reminders, personal care, light housekeeping, meal preparation, and even shopping or errands if that's needed. Full-time activity directors schedule outings, field trips, and a wide variety of social, educational, and recreational programs like yoga, chair yoga, art classes, cooking, gardening club, karaoke, and trivia. You'll find structured schedules with regular events, clubs, and social times to encourage friendships and active days, and trips offsite are common. They do have devotional services on the property, too.
Arizona Elderly Care Home takes care of seniors with many different needs, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, and hospice services. The place offers support for people with Alzheimer's or dementia in a secured memory care building, and there's a behavioral care program if someone needs extra help. Safety's built in, with monitoring technology to help avoid wandering or elopement, so folks who struggle with memory or behavior issues have support. The team helps people with activities of daily living, from light to heavy care, and can assist with transfers using mechanical lifts or with hand-on help. Residents who need help with incontinence, diabetes, complex nursing, or even behavioral support, get personalized attention.
The property's smoke-free inside both private and shared spaces. There's onsite and offsite transportation, so trips to parks, shops, restaurants, doctors, and entertainment are simple, and the location makes it easy to get to hospitals and clinics. There's parking for residents who drive, but transportation can be arranged. Residents can access hospice or home health services, including skilled nurses, and aging-in-place is possible as care needs change over time. Advice, planning, and a Care Consultant are available to help families understand choices. The Arizona Elderly Care Home remains family-owned, keeping a nurturing and relaxed feeling for every resident, and tours can be set by appointment for anyone curious to see the space.
