The Guardian Angel Assisted Living Home sits in Phoenix in the 85032 zip code area, caring for up to eight older adults in a home-like setting, where you've got options for private or semi-private rooms that come with their own bathrooms, bath tubs, and safety features like grab bars and non-slip floors, and while the place doesn't have medical staff on site, you'll see there's a licensed staff nurse available and you get 24-hour supervision along with help for daily tasks like bathing, dressing, transfers, and moving around, so everyone gets pretty personalized care, especially for folks who need high acuity services, hospice, or memory care-residents with Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's disease get special attention too, and the staff provides help with medication, incontinence, and spoon feeding if it's needed. There's respite care for short-term stays, and people get support with moves through a move-in coordination process, so new residents can settle in without much fuss. The owners live on the property, keeping an eye on things so standards stay high and the atmosphere feels caring, with friendship and respect in every corner, and pets are welcome as part of the family home vibe.
Residents have plenty to do with daily activities on offer like movie nights, board games, cultural events, music therapy, animal therapy, and there's a reading library, games room, studio for arts and crafts, wellness center, and outdoor patios where people can walk on manicured paths or just relax, and for anyone wanting a little pampering, on-site beautician and barber services are available, plus the home has safety covered with a keypad entry system, emergency pendants, and 24/7 security. Meals planned by a dietitian cater to special health needs, including diabetes and allergies, and residents can eat in the communal dining area, bistro, or choose private dining, enjoying simple, basic meals with others or in their own space. There's house-keeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and help with personal clothes, while transportation covers trips for groceries, errands, doctor's appointments, faith services, and scheduled group outings, with parking available for those who drive.
The facility has strong routines for medical support with coordination with outside home health staff and physical and occupational therapists coming in, so residents keep up with their wellness goals, and high acuity services mean even people with complex medical needs have somewhere steady and attentive to stay. With prices that run $2,000 a month for semi-private rooms and $3,000 for private rooms, most things (except phone service) are included, and the newly remodeled interiors are furnished for comfort, with a family-style environment and a general sense of coziness-though there is sometimes a smell of urine, likely because some residents need extra help with incontinence. No smoking happens indoors, and community features include computer access, a movie room, private or shared apartments, a bistro, therapy and fitness areas, a memory-friendly menu, and scheduled activities all through the week. Concierge services, within the facility, games, music, and even walks outdoors fill the calendar, and residents get care plans tailored to what they need, no matter whether they need extra help each day or just want a little comfort and safety in a nice, small community.
