A Paradise for Parents Campbell Avenue sits right on 15292 Campbell Ave in a quiet Goodyear neighborhood, and folks tend to say it's a comfortable place with only ten residents per house, so everyone gets to know each other and the staff pretty well. The care here covers assisted living and memory care, so seniors who need help with daily things like dressing, meals, or remembering appointments get the support they need without full-time nursing. They've got both private and semi-private rooms that are easy to move around in, and every house has a secure, single-story layout that helps people feel safe, especially those who might wander.
Staff members here stick around for years, and folks talk about how caring and steady they are, with caregiver-to-resident ratios often as low as 1:3, which means people get lots of attention. The team follows strict safety rules like mask-wearing and vaccinations, and they focus a lot on building relationships, making sure every resident's needs and wishes matter. People with memory problems like Alzheimer's or dementia get help through routines and specialized care, sometimes using things like the Bredesen Protocol, and there's an Enhance Protocol for memory health, too.
You'll find home-cooked meals that meet different dietary needs, usually prepared right there in the house, and there's always a focus on nutritious food because everyone knows how important meals are as people get older. Activities are built around each person's skills and interests - everything from gentle group exercise with a personal trainer three to five days a week, to outings like boat rides on Lake Pleasant, walks in the neighborhood, trips to local fairs, shopping malls, or even catching a baseball game or a movie. Families and even pets can visit any time, so there's never the worry of missing out on seeing loved ones.
The setting feels like someone's home, with landscaped backyards for sitting outside and real furniture for relaxing, and there are church volunteers and other helpers dropping in regularly. The place has won awards like the Best Home in Goodyear AZ and Best of Senior Living, and reviewers almost always mention the friendly staff and good food. The company behind it, Purple Door, LLC, runs houses in Surprise, Goodyear, and Mesa, all with the same quiet, homey style. There aren't set visiting hours, so families come by as they please, and the goal's always been to help seniors keep living life as fully as possible, with respect for each person's background and traditions. They provide resources for family caregivers, too, so everyone supporting a senior can get advice and information. With steady staff and small group living, residents and their families report feeling cared for and engaged, and it's easy to see why people say there's a strong sense of community, where a person's needs and wishes come first.
