Archstone Care Center "Where Everyone Is Family" sits at 1980 W Pecos Rd in Chandler, AZ, with a 99-bed capacity certified for Medicare and Medicaid, and the place stresses a home-like setting where staff treats everyone with care, compassion, and respect for each resident's dignity. Folks living here find room and board, medical care, and personal care services, with different care levels for seniors, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services, and the nursing home costs fall between $8,185 and $9,960 per month. Residents have a choice of private or semi-private rooms, with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, so they manage comfort and privacy, and housekeeping and linen services help keep things clean.
The grounds feel relaxed with gardens, water features, outdoor fireplaces, covered seating, and shady walking paths, which makes for nice days outside, and inside there's a grand lobby with leather couches, a grand piano, fireplace, private dining room, and other shared spaces that everyone uses for activities and socializing. Communal dining rooms make shared meals easier, but there are private dining areas if someone wants a special gathering or celebration with family or friends. There's a beauty salon with granite countertops, a computer center, and areas for fitness and wellness programs, so people keep busy, active, and tidy, and there are fitness programs and a fitness room, too.
Care here's tailored to the person, with help for daily needs, medication, meals, and whatever's needed, so both assisted and independent seniors find support. There's a memory care unit for folks with Alzheimer's and dementia, designed with security and daily memory-strengthening activities, plus round-the-clock support. Skilled nursing means there's always someone around to watch over wounds, deliver medical care, and help folks recover, and a partner with over twenty years of rehabilitation experience helps with therapy for strokes, surgeries, and orthopedic recovery.
Activities happen every day, like community-sponsored events, resident-run outings, planned day trips, and scheduled classes, so life isn't dull and folks stay connected. There are common areas like a community center, activity rooms, and places just to sit and chat. Transportation gets residents to appointments or outings, and a dedicated social service team helps during tough times and helps coordinate extra services when needed. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and the team's goal is to create a place where everyone feels like family, with steady support and a safe, warm place to live.
