Harpers Haven Assisted Living sits at 13435 North Coral Gables Drive in Phoenix, Arizona, where a small group of up to 10 residents can get care in a home-like setting, and you'll find bright, airy rooms, both private one-bedroom and semi-private or studio options, most with personal bathrooms, and living spaces come furnished but residents can bring their own things, which helps them feel more at home. This place offers several care levels, including assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's, and even some skilled nursing care, with a nurse owner managing day-to-day care alongside trained staff and licensed nurses around the clock, which some folks find comforting since there's always someone ready to help. Emergency alert systems, safety measures, and 24-hour supervision help keep people safe, and for those who need assistance with daily life-like bathing, dressing, transfers, or even non-ambulatory care-it's available, as is diabetes management and medication help. The meals are served family style with special diets handled pretty well, laundry and housekeeping get done regularly, and there's high-speed internet, basic cable, and air conditioning for comfort, plus a laundry concierge service if anyone likes a bit of extra help there, and there are even a la carte options like barber, manicure, pedicure, or incontinence supplies if they're needed.
Activities get planned every week-card games, bingo, movie nights, and other ways for residents to stay active and social, with memory care residents having special programs to help them stay engaged, and outside, beautifully landscaped courtyard gardens with quiet, peaceful views and even a Zen Garden with pool and an herb garden that anyone can use, all sitting right by a golf course. The facility encourages family visits with convenient visiting hours and spaces, so it's not hard for loved ones to stop by, and the whole community tries to promote both comfort and independence, giving each resident a personalized care plan. The staff have a reputation for offering kind, understanding support, and with only ten people living there, staff generally know folks by name and habits, which means help comes with a bit more warmth, and this kind of personal attention seems to mean a lot as people get older. With a current license (AL12715) valid through January 2025 and a focus on supporting both body and mind, Harpers Haven Assisted Living provides a safe, calm, and supportive home for seniors who need a mix of help and freedom as they age.
