Lifestream At Youngtown sits at 11315 W Peoria Ave in Youngtown, Arizona, and provides senior living in a faith-based, not-for-profit community that's been offering care since 1975, and you'll find it operated by Bethesda Senior Living Communities. Residents here can choose from a mix of patio homes, studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and companion suite layouts, with options for both independent living and assisted living, plus a secure area for memory care that's meant to help people with Alzheimer's and dementia. You'll see private apartments with kitchenettes or full kitchens, private bathrooms, climate control, and emergency call systems in every room. The campus is spread across two main areas, called South Campus and North Campus, offering independent living garden homes and assisted living spaces. The grounds have outdoor patios and gardens where residents and sometimes their pets can spend time, if they've paid the $500 fee for bringing a pet.
People who live at Lifestream At Youngtown have access to help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medications, along with laundry and housekeeping. Staff includes nurses and medication aides, and there are long-term staff on site, although some people have mentioned overnight attendants may have been seen sleeping on duty, so it's something to keep in mind. For spiritual needs, there's a chaplain on site providing religious services and spiritual support, and you'll see in-house church services offered regularly. Residents can take part in all kinds of activities like art, volunteering, ice cream socials, fitness classes, music groups, story time, game nights, and group outings. There's a recreation room, common areas with TVs, and community dining with meals cooked by chefs focused on nutrition.
Memory care is set up with secure areas to prevent wandering and daily routines planned to help with mental function. Assisted living options balance help with privacy, letting people get extra help where needed while still keeping independence. There's an emergency response system all over the property, so help is nearby if someone falls or has trouble. The building is wheelchair accessible, has parking, and provides free transportation to medical appointments. Pharmacy and medication management services are available, and you'll find physical, occupational, and podiatry therapy through scheduled visits. The facility also offers respite and hospice care, in-house nursing, guest accommodations, and even home care services for those who need support staying at home for a while.
You'll see the staff organize spiritual events, social programs, offsite trips, and wellness programs that focus on reducing loneliness and keeping health in good shape. The organization puts effort into community grants and aid funds, so there's help for residents with lower incomes and strong partnerships with Meals on Wheels and local agencies. The facility keeps to state safety and licensing rules, and has earned praise for its friendly activities. Residents pay all-inclusive pricing, and payments by check are accepted. Lifestream At Youngtown aims for a simple, honest approach to care- focusing on safety, dignity, and meaningful daily living - with a focus on helping each person keep as much independence as possible, and while no place is perfect, many find a stable, supportive setting here.
