Retirement Homes in Arizona

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In the state of Arizona, there are many senior citizens. Some have retired there and others are living in Arizona retirement homes. There are more than 130 senior home & retirement home options in the state of Arizona. When looking into a place for a loved one in this state, you may seem overwhelmed at first. However, there is some information that might make the process easier for you.

In this guide, you will find more information about Arizona retirement home amenities, who senior homes in Arizona are for, how much they cost, and how you can get the retirement home paid for, as well.

Amenities offered in Arizona Retirement Homes

When it comes to retirement homes in the state of Arizona, there are many amenities and services that you should know about. In the long-term care facilities in Arizona, your loved one can get rehabilitative care, short-term or long-term care, various types of therapy, Alzheimer’s care, dementia care, and even respite care.

Unlike other senior living residences in Arizona, skilled retirement facilities and senior homes also provide 24/7 care. When looking into a skilled nursing facility, you will find other amenities, as well. Some of these include apnea monitoring, case management, coma management, dermatology services, enterostomal care, hemodialysis supportive care, neurological rehabilitation, oncology treatments, ostomy care, peritoneal dialysis, psychological services, tube feeding, ventilator management, trach weaning, and more.

In addition to these amenities and services, it is important to know who exactly a retirement home in Arizona is for.

Who are Arizona retirement homes for?

A home or facility for retirement living in Arizona can be for a wide range of people. Since they offer all sorts of different care and amenities, they are not just for senior citizens. They are for those who need rehabilitative care, respite care, or other types of medical care. The retirement facilities in Arizona are for those who need help with things like getting dressed, bathing, eating, and other skilled care support. They are for both the elderly and disabled people.

If you know of anyone who needs this type of support or any of the amenities mentioned above, they might be best moving into one of the Arizona skilled nursing facility options.

How much do Arizona retirement homes cost?

If you are looking into long-term care in Arizona or into retirement facilities, you should know the cost can vary quite a bit. First of all, the cost can vary based on the location of the retirement homes or long-term care facilities. Secondly, the cost can vary on what services are being provided to the resident.

One of the options your loved one has is memory care in Arizona. The lowest costs in the Southwest are in the state of Arizona for memory care. They average around $3,500 per month. There are many of these facilities in this great state that help with activities such as meals, getting dressed, medication management, and other things. The staff is on-site around-the-clock for the residents, as well.

There are also retirement homes in the state of Arizona. The cost for these can vary based on location, too. However, the average cost for the retirement homes in this state is around $170 for a semi-private room per day and around $220 for a private room per day. The senior homes provide the services and amenities you read about above.

Hospice care is another option in the state of Arizona, often provided by nursing homes. The average cost for this type of care ranges between $3,300 and $6,000 per month. Hospice care provides help to those who are seriously ill, chronically ill, or terminally ill.

Respite care is offered in the state of Arizona as well and it is offered by both retirement homes and assisted living facilities in Arizona. The cost for short-term respite care would range from around $200 to $430 per day or an average of around $8,500 per month. This is lower than the average for the nation.

Now that you know more regarding the cost of retirement homes in Arizona, you should know there are multiple ways these facilities can be paid for.

    List of 10 Senior Retirement Homes in Arizona

  1. Handmaker Home For The Aging

    2. Handmaker Home For The Aging is a senior retirement home in Tucson, Arizona that can provide skilled nursing care and assistance to up to 94 senior citizens. It is located at 2221 North Rosemont Boulevard, Tucson Arizona 85712 zip code and includes amenities and services such as a Alzheimer's care unit, 24-hour security, cable and transportation services. Handmaker Home For The Aging became licensed by Medicare to provide nursing care services on 01/01/1967 and accepts Medicare and Medicaid. License #: 35016.

  2. Life Care Center Of Scottsdale

    3. Life Care Center Of Scottsdale is a long-term care and retirement facility located at 9494 East Becker Lane that provides nursing services to all Maricopa county residents. It provides amenities such as Alzheimer’s care, rehab care, wound care and dermatology services. Life Care Center Of Scottsdale is equipped to provide nursing care services to a total of 132 older adults at once who are looking for retirement homes in Scottsdale, AZ. It became licensed on 04/30/1987 with license number 35143.

  3. Desert Cove Nursing Center

    4. Desert Cove Nursing Center is a Medicare licensed nursing home - license # 35095 - located in Chandler, Arizona, with exact address of 1750 West Frye Road in the 85224 zip code area. Desert Cove Nursing Center includes amenities such as Alzheimer's care on-site, sub-acute nursing care, podiatry services and more. Desert Cove Nursing Center can accommodate up to 120 Maricopa residents who need 24/7 skilled nursing services.

  4. Hacienda Nursing Facility

    5. Hacienda Nursing Facility accepts Medicare and Medicaid and can fit 74 Phoenix residents at its full capacity. Hacienda Nursing Facility is a Medicare-licensed retirement home that was started on 04/12/2000 and includes services such as physical and therapeutic activities, psychological services and restorative nursing care and is located at 1402 East South Mountain Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85040. Its license number is 35258.

  5. Advanced Healthcare Of Mesa

    6. Up to 38 older adults who need a retirement home and live in Mesa, AZ can choose to stay at Advanced Healthcare Of Mesa to receive nursing home services. Advanced Healthcare Of Mesa is licensed from 04/26/2006, with license # 35266. It includes amenities such as wound care, respite care and physical therapy and is situated at 5755 East Main Street. Advanced Healthcare Of Mesa provides skilled nursing services to Maricopa county seniors who are looking for a nursing home in Mesa.

  6. Scottsdale Village Square

    7. If you are looking for a senior retirement facility near you in Scottsdale, you should consider Scottsdale Village Square, an officially licensed skilled nursing facility that accommodates all Maricopa county residents and is located at 2620 North 68th Street. Its license # is 35217. No more than 141 seniors who live in Maricopa county can reside at Scottsdale Village Square at a time. Some of the services and amenities provided by Scottsdale Village Square include orthopedic rehabilitation, pain reduction and cardiac recovery.

  7. Chandler Nursing Center

    8. Chandler Nursing Center received its initial license from Medicare to operate as a retirement home in Chandler, Arizona on 10/01/1991 - license #: 455910. Chandler Nursing Center can provide long-term care services for up to 90 Chandler and Henderson county residents at once and includes vestibular services, pre and post operative care and medication management.

  8. Maryland Gardens Care Center

    9. A maximum of 60 Maricopa county senior citizens can take advantage of skilled nursing offered at Maryland Gardens Care Center, a retirement home which is located at 31 West Maryland Avenue inside Phoenix, AZ in the 85013 zip code area. Maryland Gardens Care Center accepts Medicare and Medicaid and private payment methods as well and includes amenities such as dental care, podiatry services and outpatient therapies.

  9. The Lingenfelter Center

    10. The Lingenfelter Center is a retirement facility started on 10/07/2003 that provides long-term nursing care and short-term rehabilitation in Kingman, Arizona and includes services such as respiratory care, hospice care and pet visitation. Up to 88 senior citizens who are searching for Kingman nursing home care can stay at The Lingenfelter Center at a time. It is located at 1099 Sunrise Avenue, Kingman, Arizona 86401.

  10. Mission Palms Of Mesa Health And Rehabilitation Ce

    11. Mission Palms Of Mesa Health And Rehabilitation Ce was established on 05/07/1979 and it's one of the retirement homes in Mesa, AZ that you should evaluate when looking for a retirement facility in Maricopa county, Arizona. Mission Palms Of Mesa Health And Rehabilitation Ce can support Mesa residents with heart disease or who have recently suffered cardiac arrest. Mission Palms Of Mesa Health And Rehabilitation Ce is limited to providing skilled nursing to up to 100 Arizona senior citizens at a time and is located at 6461 East Baywood Avenue in the 85206 zip code area.

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How to pay for retirement homes in Arizona?

If you are looking for information on how to pay for a retirement home in Arizona, then this guide is for you. There are many ways that Arizona retirement homes and skilled nursing homes can be paid for. Some of the ways they can be paid for include private pay, annuities and retirement savings, long-term care insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare.

If you are going to pay for an Arizona retirement home with private pay, most of the time the retirement home staff members are going to work with you on when the payments will be due.

You can also pay via the annuities and retirement savings. While these are similar to private pay, they give you another option for covering the cost of the long-term care facility.

Long-term care insurance is another way to pay for retirement homes in Arizona. With LTC insurance, the resident will have a set benefit amount that is figured out at the beginning of the policy. An example would be $600,000. This will cover the nursing home care costs until that benefit amount runs out. Usually, there is a set cost per month that will get covered with LTC insurance, such as $4,500.

Medicaid is an option for covering retirement home care, as well. There is actually a Medicaid program in Arizona that helps people with their long-term care needs. This is called the ALTCS program. They will cover the cost of nursing home care if the resident qualifies for the program. They must meet requirements such as needing that level of care, must not make more than $2,313 per month, and must meet the asset limit guidelines.

You may be able to use Medicare to pay for up to 100 days of skilled nursing home care in Arizona if the resident can receive those same services in their home.

There are many Arizona nursing homes that can help your loved one to get the care they need. Hopefully, this guide has provided you with the information you need to help your loved one find the right retirement home in the state of Arizona. 

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