Mi Casa Nursing Center sits at 330 S. Pinnule Circle in Mesa, Arizona, and has served the community since 1985, operating as part of Life Care Centers of America, with capacity for 180 residents in both studio and semi-private room layouts, including shared rooms and companion suites. The facility offers nursing home, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, assisted living, independent living, memory care, hospice, respite, and adult daycare services, with coverage for Medicare, Medicaid, Arizona long-term care, and private pay options starting at $3,000 a month, with other payment details discussed as needed. Residents live with 24-hour staff support for medical needs and daily care, including help with bathing, dressing, moving, medication management, and meals tailored for diabetes or allergies, and get regular checks from nurses, podiatrists, and therapists-though there've been some safety concerns about medication administration, and occasionally the facility gets short-staffed, though staff are friendly and try to be attentive.
Social, recreational, and religious activities fill the calendar, covering bingo, arts, daily exercise, field trips, scheduled outings to Phoenix and local golf courses, access to a nearby place of worship, and wellness programs like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, all planned with family outreach and guest programs to keep loved ones included. The facility has a 3-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and holds an average review score of about 7.7 out of 10, ranked 69th from 101 Mesa communities, so not at the very top but with steady services, and the nursing center sits near three hospitals, including Banner Baywood Medical Center less than half a mile away, plus many shops, coffee places, gas stations, pharmacy counters, and financial services nearby for convenience.
The building itself is pet-friendly, allowing small pets and visits, offers furnished private rooms with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, phone, high-speed internet, and daily housekeeping, as well as a group dining room, a restaurant with a professional chef, and meals for special diets. There's lots to do inside with a beauty salon, fitness and wellness rooms, computer center, library, arts and crafts spaces, a movie theater for community TV and movie nights, a game room, and a garden area with walking paths, plus events run by both staff and residents. Outdoor spaces include common areas and programs so residents can enjoy the Arizona sun, while transportation is available for doctor visits and errands in company vehicles or through arranged rides.
Amenities aim to enhance quality of life whether people use assisted living, nursing home care, or need skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Physical therapy is a main service, and care plans are shaped by in-house therapists or nurses for both short- and long-term stays, supporting in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation, wound care, pain, cardiac, and stroke care, with adaptive hospital equipment on site for those who need it. Families find programs to help them stay up to date, and the facility runs regular updates on its Facebook page, alongside a video tour and photo gallery, for anyone wanting to see what day-to-day life looks like. While some days are busier than others and the staff can get stretched thin, there's an effort to make each resident feel welcome, with each day planned to bring some celebration or simple fun, whether that means a scheduled field trip, a walk outside, or a movie night with neighbors.
