Cerbat Guest Home, also called Cerbat House Assisted Living, sits at 2364 Carver Avenue in Kingman, Arizona, as a medium-sized licensed facility with space for 35 residents and holds license AL12844C, good through February 2025. Folks describe Cerbat as clean, affordable, and friendly, with care and kindness from both staff and the owner, and visitors say the staff are involved, caring, and treat people well, even when caring for residents who have difficult needs. The place offers assisted living and memory care, and they help people keep their independence while giving support with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, transferring, and medication management, which makes things easier for seniors who need help but still want to live as independently as they can.
Cerbat Guest Home provides secure memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, which means there are alert systems to help keep residents safe if they try to leave, secure outdoor areas for walking, and staff trained to care for folks with memory problems. Medical care's been praised as very good, and the place lets any doctor come see residents, plus there's an in-house doctor, so people get regular medical attention, and if someone needs physical or occupational therapy, they can get that too, along with home health services, hospice care, and medication administration. The place takes both short and long-term placements, offers respite care, and is an ALTC provider, so there are options for families with different needs.
People say Cerbat's atmosphere feels home-like, welcoming, and comfortable, and residents can decorate their rooms with familiar things. The facility has studio rooms-some furnished, some for people to bring their own-and common areas like a garden, library, arts room, walking paths, a dining room with all-day meals, and even a barber or salon. There's a program of structured daily activities for socializing, learning, and being entertained, like movie nights and resident-run events, plus church services come in for worship. Visitors are welcome and the staff, who are friendly and experienced, stay present to help residents 24 hours a day with whatever comes up, and a 24-hour call system boosts safety.
Residents get housework, meal service including special diets, laundry, and transportation help, all included, and family members often stay involved in care decisions. The facility runs caregiver training classes for the community and works with families to pick hospice providers if ever needed. Cerbat's community rating is 7.9 out of 10, which reflects what families and residents think of it, and folks looking for a simple, active, supportive place for their loved one's care have recommended it for its reasonable rates, skilled care, and genuine compassion.
