First Adult Care Home sits at 3925 North 1st Avenue in Tucson, Arizona, with a license number AL11385H, ready to take in up to 10 residents in a home-like setting where the focus stays on comfort and daily support, and they keep an active license running through February 5, 2025. The facility runs as an assisted living home-directed community, offering both assisted living and memory care, with caregivers trained to help folks with Alzheimer's and related memory issues. There are private and semi-private rooms, with options for studio, single, or two-bedroom apartments, so every resident can find a space that feels right for them. First Adult Care Home provides 24/7 support, and staff help with daily needs like medication, bathing, dressing, transfers, personal care, and meal services, making sure everyone gets the help they need when they need it.
The property boasts simple comforts like a dining room, scheduled and all day dining, and meal choices that include options for allergies and diabetes. Laundry, housekeeping, and maintenance help keep things in order, and there are washers and dryers available so clothes stay fresh. Residents can spend time in a shared game or activities room, enjoy guest parking, use Wi-Fi, or simply relax in the gardens or on walking paths. Safety remains a top priority, with a sprinkler system and emergency alert systems installed throughout, while wheelchair and mobility assistance is always there for those who need extra help getting around.
The home provides personal care for daily needs-dressing, grooming, toileting, and bathing-while medical services cover things like medication support, wound care, diabetic care, catheter and ostomy care, occupational therapy, nurses on call, PEG tube care, and Hoyer lift transfer assistance, all given by experienced and trained staff. First Adult Care Home coordinates care with outside health professionals and works with long-term care insurance, offering a supportive environment for people with age-related conditions, arthritis, or physical disabilities, and also provides hospice and home health care as needed.
Residents find plenty of ways to stay social, busy, and fit with scheduled arts and crafts, wellness programs, community activities, and educational offerings. The home also helps with transportation, and the kitchen staff covers special diets for any allergies or diabetes concerns. Memory care residents have a secured outdoor area and benefit from staff who are alert and trained to help if they want to wander. The staff work to build trusted relationships so folks feel at home, always offering a hand for mobility, eating, or exercise. Amenities like cable TV, fitness center, kitchenettes, salon, and community house round out the daily comforts, so everyone gets a safe, active life in an environment that feels familiar and warm.
