Gems Assisted Living #4 sits at 1502 Avalon Avenue, Unit A & B, in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, about 2.5 miles outside town, with space for up to 10 residents, making it a small, quiet option for those wanting a supportive place without crowds. Folks here get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, transfers, and taking medications when needed, and staff are around all day and night for supervision and support. The community covers a wide range of care types, including Assisted Living, Memory Care, Respite Care, Independent Living, Home Care (Non-Medical), Skilled Nursing, Home Health Care (Medicare-Certified), Hospice Care, and Long-Term Care, with a focus on addressing different levels of independence and health needs, including specialized care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia-making sure residents don't wander, helping ease anxiety, and giving routines that can help with memory.
Rooms come as either shared or private suites with simple furnishings and telephones, and meals are served in a dining room with the kitchen taking dietary needs like allergies and diabetes into account. There's a small garden and outdoor space, walking paths, and a media room for activities, plus scheduled community events and movie nights. Laundry, housekeeping, linen service, and maintenance get handled for residents, and there's move-in coordination to help things start off on the right foot. The staff speak English and offer personalized care plans, so support adjusts to match what each resident needs. Residents and visitors have parking available, there's an emergency alert system in place, and transportation for local errands or appointments. Gems Assisted Living #4 has had an active license since 2020 (license number AL11387H) and is available for those seeking a smaller, quieter place focused on safety, health, and daily support, though it's not shown through video and the latest community score is 3.8 out of 5 according to Seniorly. The facility is part of a network allowing for updates to listings or reports of issues, and aims to provide a steady, welcoming environment for both short-term stays and long-term living.
