SunQuest Village of Yuma sits at 265 East 24th Street in Yuma, Arizona, and offers a range of senior care services for older adults who need different types of help. Residents can find assisted living, independent living, memory care, nursing home care, home care, long-term support, rehabilitation care, and short-term respite care for caregivers who need a break. The facility is large and licensed for up to 80 people, with 52 suites in the assisted living section, and the memory care unit is in a different building. They serve three homemade meals daily, with snacks and a 24-hour beverage bar, and staff work to make meal plan changes if someone has medical conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes. There's always staff on duty to help with emergencies, help residents move from bed to wheelchair, manage personal care, and give medication help, with services like two-person transfers, bathing help, dressing, and standby help for those who can manage their own incontinence.
The place has a comfortable, home-like environment, with indoor and outdoor areas where people can relax or spend time with friends. Pets like cats and dogs are allowed, though there are weight limits. The rooms can come carpeted and furnished if people want, and the building is wheelchair accessible. SunQuest Village of Yuma offers several amenities, including a reading room, a hot tub, sauna, large activity center, fitness room, and a beauty or barber shop, along with the services of a traveling hairstylist. There are outdoor spaces for walks or relaxing, and designated outdoor areas for smokers. Complimentary transportation is available for doctor appointments, errands, and trips to religious services, and there's also enough parking for residents, while the building is not far from a bus line.
Daily life at SunQuest comes with planned activities-there's a recreation committee that organizes things like social nights, art and music programs, movie times, and fitness classes, along with outside relaxation, pet therapy, board games, and music therapy. Staff coordinate events to help folks stay active and enjoy the day, and there are exercise and wellness schedules for those who want to keep moving. Residents with memory problems have care and therapies available for issues like Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, while those needing hospice care or non-medical services for daily tasks can get help too. SunQuest Village of Yuma tries to match its care services, meal choices, and activities to fit each person's needs, and the staff welcome new residents into what many call a cozy and friendly atmosphere. The facility is operated by Five Star Senior Living and aims to give older adults a range of comfortable living options and support to help them feel at home.
