Angelic Services for Seniors

Angelic Services for Seniors helps older adults and their families find the right place to live by matching different housing and care options to personal needs, and nobody pays for the placement help since they contract with homes and communities that already meet state standards and quality care requirements, and there's somebody named Gabriela Santillan-a senior services specialist with over ten years' experience-who listens carefully, meets in person if needed, and makes sure language isn't a barrier since there are Spanish-speaking representatives for those who want them. The service looks at everything needed, from medical care and daily living help to community preferences, budgets, and move-in timing, then recommends places like independent living communities, active adult apartments or homes, regular assisted living, small care homes (which are just regular houses turned into places where five to ten people live and get daily help in either private or shared rooms), and places with secure environments for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, offering meals, utilities, basic transportation, and activities. People can get all sorts of assistance with daily tasks-things like bathing, dressing, getting around, and managing medicine-and if needed, there's skilled nursing, memory care with 24/7 support and activities for memory, as well as wound care and rehabilitation, so whatever the need, something fits. There are caregiver support groups, training, consultations, move-in support, and even a touring service, which means someone goes with families to see possible homes and answers questions. If a family or senior needs help with legal matters, benefits, or wants to check if they qualify for VA, ALTCS, or long-term care insurance, they'll guide through resources or help with things like notary and patient advocacy. Long-term care planning, aging-in-place home modifications, in-home care, emergency systems, and special programs like Katie Dusenberry Elderly Health or Southern Arizona Dementia Power also form part of what's available, so folks can be sure there are choices-including community meals, fitness programs, and other ways to stay active and social. For low-income seniors, there's support with things like Pima meals on wheels, and the team helps check that each place is in good standing with the state and offers quality care. Usually there's a non-refundable fee when someone moves in, and most communities include meals, social activities, utilities, and sometimes transportation. The whole idea is to give straightforward, step-by-step help so the move is less stressful, with someone guiding from start to finish-always focused on helping families and seniors find what fits best for them, and that's what the phrase "Your Wings of Guidance" means at Angelic Services for Seniors.