Quail Manor Assisted Living sits at 13820 North 65th Avenue in Glendale, Arizona-not far from Peoria, which is about three miles away-where you'll find a medium-sized community with room for ten residents, mostly focused on memory care, so the staff here are trained to help people with Alzheimer's and dementia, and they've designed the place to prevent confusion and make things easier for folks who need extra attention, even installing things like Wander Guard systems and keeping the area secure so residents can still spend time outdoors safely. The building lets in a lot of light and features both indoor and outdoor walking paths, private bathrooms, and a garden, and there's a barber shop, a beauty salon, and a library that residents can enjoy, and for those who like animals, you'll find pet-friendly policies that let dogs stay. The rooms come in studio and suite layouts, always with air conditioning, wheelchair accessible showers, internet, cable TV, and private options, and although the starting rate for private rooms is $5,300 a month, they haven't put full pricing information out where everyone can see it. Families can get help from their senior living advisors for free to figure out what's best-this is part of their approach, offering education and guidance so people can make decisions that fit their needs, and the staff here will walk families through every step.
Meals are included, and anyone can ask for food at any time, plus there are guest meals, kosher, and vegetarian options, with everything balanced for nutrition. Transportation comes with the package, so residents can get to appointments or run errands, and there's parking for residents as well as nearby public transit. Folks can join in activities like stretching classes, yoga, barbecue picnics, movie nights, birthday and holiday parties, and even pet-focused programs, with a chaplain, priest, and rabbi visiting sometimes, and there's always something scheduled to keep minds and bodies busy. Quail Manor has 24-hour supervision and a call system so help is always close, with staff trained for medication management, help with bathing, dressing, and moving around, plus diabetic, high acuity, and incontinence care. They can even support those needing hospice care or short-term stays, and everyone gets a personalized care plan.
The facility has independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home, and in-home care services, and the environment feels homely, away from city noise but still close to things people need. Rooms and common spaces-including arts rooms, community dining, and indoor and outdoor spots for gathering-are designed to help seniors feel comfortable and safe. The team uses special tools like VELA chairs to make movement easier and support independence, which helps residents keep their dignity and confidence as they manage daily tasks. Quail Manor Assisted Living is state licensed until July 31, 2025, holds license number AL10791H, and is rated 4.5 stars online-sometimes higher-with reviews noting helpful, kind staff who are awake all night to check on residents. Tour options let families see the daily routines, food, and activities for themselves. Their focus is on promoting a warm, close-knit environment where each person gets attention that fits their own needs and interests, which has led to awards and above-average satisfaction scores, so Quail Manor does well by older adults who need an extra hand or extra care, especially those dealing with memory loss.
