Because We Care LLC, located in Peoria, Arizona, operates as a group home helping seniors and people who need support with daily living, so people can find assisted living and senior living services along with special options like memory care for those who need it, and there's independent living too for folks who want more freedom, and what's really nice is that the facility has a BBB accreditation with an A+ rating, which gives families some peace of mind when choosing care. The group home goes by Because We Care Assisted Living Group Home, and they focus on taking care of older adults and people who need nursing home care, and the nursing services come through Because We Care Assisted Living LLC, which means the staff help with bathing, dressing, medication, and other health needs, and there are licensed specialties in mental illness and substance abuse rehabilitation under the organization's full name, Because We Care Behavioral Health LLC, showing they handle more than just basic senior care.
Now, the place is sometimes called a Community Based Residential Treatment Facility and a Residential Treatment Facility, so they're really set up to help people who need mental health or substance abuse services in a home setting, and you'll find an official named Complot, Oliver who takes care of authorized matters for the organization, which has an NPI number of 1518630896 for those who want the details. Folks can get directions or check the address with the map tool, and if you have questions about cost, available rooms, jobs, or anything else, there's a way to ask on their website, plus people can read or write reviews. You'll find the home at 8802 W Puget Ave in Peoria, where the team aims to provide personal care, making sure residents get dressed, groomed, bathed, and helped with medication and other health needs, and the nursing care often includes wound care, diabetic help, medication support, and occupational therapy, plus podiatry.
The home stands out with pet-friendly choices so some residents can have cats or dogs, and there are guest meal options, devotional services right on campus, enclosed courtyards for safe walks, and a salon if residents like to keep up their hair or appearance, and sometimes they take field trips out into the community. Activity directors work full time to organize programs like arts and crafts, education, fitness, games, and social events, with plenty of common areas indoors where residents can visit each other or relax with family. Meals are prepared with care, housekeeping comes included, and rooms come in semi-private and private styles with cable TV and kitchens or kitchenettes, and you'll find safety features all around like sprinkler systems, handicap access, and call buttons for help.
Because We Care LLC allows residents to go on trips, offers transportation to appointments, and helps with other daily errands, plus there's respite care available for those who need a short-term stay, and they serve people from special communities like Fairmont Village, MorningStar at Golden Ridge, Paseo Village, Silver Creek Assisted Living, Casa Del Sol Resorts, Ambience Care Home II, Dina's Assisted Living Home, Apollo Mobile Home Park, and Majestic Villa Assisted Living II, so there's a mix of folks from all over. The place keeps things accessible for those with mobility issues, and laundry and maintenance are handled for you-there's Wi-Fi, a dining hall, a fitness center, game rooms, and guest parking, making visits easy.
Staff provide incontinence and non-ambulatory care, and the home accepts long-term care insurance to help families cover costs, with rates from $6,000 to $9,000 per month depending on what kind of room you pick. They run activities and wellness programs to keep everyone healthy in body and mind, and they also support caregivers with resources like the American Caregiver Relief Network, plus community forums such as the Olera Forum for sharing advice and experiences, and if someone needs to look into Medicare or Medicaid, or wants tips about skilled nursing, independent living, assisted living, or staffing, they'll give clear advice or refer you to someone who can help. Guests or potential residents can check on licensing, certifications, and safety records, and you can set up a tour or virtual visit to ask about the home, to see if the staff and building feel like a good fit, and the main goal's always to help people live with dignity, comfort, and as much independence as they can, surrounded by care, activities, and a sense of community.
