Fellowship Square Tucson sits on a quiet, pretty campus in East Tucson and offers a full mix of senior living choices, from independent living and assisted living to memory care and nursing services, so folks can get different levels of care in the same place if their needs change, and the place has a faith-based heritage but welcomes everyone, showing respect for all backgrounds. The community stretches across 22 acres, giving room for outdoor seating, walking paths, and plenty of fresh air, with grounds that include a swimming pool, hot tub, and a fitness room, so people can stay active if they'd like, and apartments come in different sizes, like studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms with large bedrooms and walk-in closets, and you can rely on elevators for easy access and credit card payments for convenience. Every apartment has emergency call buttons, which bring help from caring staff around the clock, and air conditioning runs throughout the buildings to keep things comfortable. There are restrooms onsite and the whole place is wheelchair accessible, with parking and other services right there for residents and guests.
The Oasis, which is the dedicated assisted living area, gives folks three meals each day and keeps certified caregivers present at all hours, with special help for things like medication, bathing, and dressing. Memory care is available too, with rooms and routines that lower confusion and help those dealing with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia. The community focuses on keeping residents independent and active, offering restaurant-style dining, weekly housekeeping, maintenance, expanded cable, and fifteen meals a month included in the monthly rates, plus help with chores if needed. Scheduled transportation helps with errands and appointments, and the monthly fee also covers 24-hour security and an emergency call system that works with a landline phone.
There are a lot of activities each day, with things like senior fitness classes, aqua therapy, Wii games, computer classes, Bible studies, religious services, bingo, cards, music nights, group dances, and even field trips to local events and places like botanical gardens and country clubs, trying to help people feel fulfilled and part of a community. Friends often run programs themselves, and the staff keep things friendly and supportive rather than formal, working under a not-for-profit Christian Care Companies banner, which means money goes back into services instead of to shareholders. The campus also includes a library for quiet time, a beautician onsite, and a busy events calendar with both on-site and off-site social gatherings.
Nurses and a primary care clinic are onsite for regular health checks and basic needs, and therapists and wellness teams encourage movement and well-being. Housekeeping and physical therapy are included for those who need them, and residents get to enjoy chef-prepared meals made with good quality ingredients. The community holds up its purpose by making daily life easier, offering supportive hands with personal care, and staying focused on creating a safe, active, engaged environment. Different options suit changing needs, with people able to shift from independent living to assisted living, in-home support, or memory care if that time comes. Neighbors and staff know each other and look out for one another, sharing stories, meals, and laughter. The place gets high marks for satisfaction, with a community review score of 9.8, and tours are available for those who want to see first-hand what daily life, dining, and activities look like. Amenities, friendliness, faith, and flexibility are all part of the experience at Fellowship Square Tucson, providing a reliable place for seniors to make friends, find support, and live with purpose.
