Verde Valley Assisted Living sits peacefully at 195 South Willard Street in Cottonwood, Arizona, surrounded by nature and designed for comfort, independence, and safety, and the facility welcomes adults who need help with daily tasks, memory care, and medication management, offering eighty-nine assisted living beds across three units called Austin House, Sycamore Unit, and Gardens Unit, while a separate space called the Terrace is set aside for residents who don't have behavioral issues, and you'll find semi-private or studio apartments, some of which allow pets, as well as spacious common areas and courtyards for everyone to enjoy-these shared spaces, along with a recreation room and beautiful outdoor areas, give people plenty of spots to relax or visit with loved ones. Verde Valley Assisted Living holds a license from the state and operates as a for-profit community, and after recent renovations, the living spaces are more comfortable and modern, with community dining, nutritious meals, and group activities meant to help residents stay social and active, while offsite activities can also be arranged.
Residents can join in-house religious services and benefit from compassionate caregivers who help with daily living tasks, and for those who need secure surroundings due to wandering or other dementia-related behaviors, some units are secured for safety. The community's staff are trained to support people with Alzheimer's, dementia, and psychiatric needs-caregivers know how to respond to wandering, pacing, and aggression, and a Behavioral Health Clinical Director develops individual care plans, while skilled nurses, medical providers, and psychiatric professionals visit every week to check on each resident's health and well-being, and licensed nurses are available all hours of the day and night. Verde Valley Assisted Living provides a continuum of care, which means traditional assisted living is available along with specialized dementia and memory care; respite care lets people stay for short periods from two weeks to a month if needed, and the whole place focuses on safety, dignity, and helping residents stay as independent as possible, with personalized plans for healthcare and everyday support. The community offers a virtual photo tour and video overview, so families and future residents can see what life at Verde Valley looks like before moving in, and the front desk stays open for questions about visits, admissions, or daily life, with staff ready to help people understand the move-in process and what's available to them.
