Alta Vista, located at 878 Sunset Avenue in Prescott, Arizona, offers a range of senior living options, and it's got a lot of things going on at once, so it really depends on what you or your loved one need, since they do assisted living, independent living, memory care, and have other options like respite care, skilled nursing, and adult day care. The facility's licensed for up to 57 residents under license number AL2349C, with 59 assisted living units, but there's also mention of 138 licensed beds somewhere else and another license number AL11059C, so there might be some overlap or connected communities. Alta Vista's main focus is on elder care, and they have specialized services for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia through the secured Canterbury Village memory care neighborhood, and they've got care programs and therapy for folks with dementia set up so those who need more attention are in a safer space.
Residents can choose from studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and MC Studio apartments, with starting rates listed at $4630 per month for a studio and $6290 for a one-bedroom, and the apartments are described as lovely and beautiful, with walk-in showers, scenic windows, ceiling fans, and balconies in the ones that have them, and there's washers and dryers in all the independent living and two-bedroom assisted living apartments. The staff's available around the clock, so help's always there for emergencies or daily things like bathing, dressing, medication, and housekeeping, plus cleaning and transportation are included. Alta Vista has a wellness center, a fitness center, organized activities, a library, and walking trails so people can stay engaged, plus there's a private movie theater and two restaurants for meals, and the dining rooms and food are said to be good quality. For safety, all residents get emergency pendants to call for help if needed, and the building's designed for easy access, with wheelchair accessible rooms and showers.
Pets, like pugs brought in their buggies, can visit often, so animal lovers may enjoy that. The environment's noted as friendly, with helpful front desk and housekeeping staff, and the Director of Nursing takes time to know each resident. There's on-site nurses and a retirement coordinator at nearby Touchmark at The Ranch named Shelley, who people say is empathetic and helpful, and many staff members get recognized for being kind, which does seem to make the place welcoming.
Alta Vista provides transportation for errands or outings, plus valet parking for convenience, and you'll find a private, enclosed dog park, so people with pets have space for walks. Social engagement is encouraged with community rooms, fitness classes, and lots of gatherings. Memory care residents get extra support and security, and the Canterbury Village suites include walk-in showers and grab bars for safety. The facility also provides home care, home health, hospice, support and referral services, and allows short-term stays for respite.
Licensing and inspection data, as well as Medicare and Medicaid information, disease control reports, citations, and lawsuits, are available for those who want to check details about performance and oversight. The community's fairly new with some ongoing construction, which might matter if noise or moving in is a concern. Common areas are described as nice, resembling a resort, with maintenance-free living and plenty of outdoor spaces, so people can relax or join in as they wish. The apartments come in several floor plans, and some have kitchenettes, with both private and shared suites-especially in memory care. The property doesn't have video tours right now but emphasizes in-person community features. Staff work with residents and families during move-in, and daily life includes organized food, activities, and services for comfort and engagement.
Alta Vista covers a lot of care needs, especially for those who want a choice in living style, with attention to safety and daily support, and it's located in a spot with other senior care options in Prescott for those comparing. The reports and records are available for review for those who want a deeper look into state data, licensing, and facility history.
