Clarendale Arcadia sits in Phoenix, surrounded by mountain views and easy access to hospitals, pharmacies, and city life, and it has a big, modern building spread out across six sunny acres on East Camelback Road, with a grand covered entrance, all trimmed with desert plants and other touches that help it fit into the neighborhood. Residents can pick from different types of apartments-studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom-with kitchen appliances, washers, and dryers included, and private balconies offering scenery of Camelback Mountain and the city skyline if someone likes to look out over the action. The place gives options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care all in one campus, so someone can move in at any stage and stay as their needs change, with floor plans and prices posted clearly, starting at $4,100 for independent living, $4,195 for assisted living, and $4,800 for memory care studios, while people can see all the floor plans using the online pricing tool if they want more details.
Everywhere you go, Clarendale Arcadia has touches that feel comfortable but fancy too, with hotel-style finishes, a fireplace for cool evenings, a custom cabana for shade, a 2nd-level outdoor deck for relaxing, a big swimming pool with a heated spa, and even a putting green and shuffleboard and Bocce ball courts for when someone wants to get outside. People can gather indoors or outside, whether it's sharing a meal at one of the big restaurant dining rooms, a bistro, or a lounge, or joining friends at events like movie nights, cultural happenings, and game tournaments, and staff serve chef-made meals every day. Residents get daily help with things like bathing, dressing, and keeping up with medications, with licensed caregivers on hand at all hours and LCS signature programs in place for health and engagement. Memory care studios are set up for people with Alzheimer's or other dementias in their own safe neighborhood, and skilled nursing is right there too if someone needs more care over time.
Friendly staff keep up the cleaning, cooking, and maintenance, freeing up residents to pick from club events, games, and fitness sessions or just settle in for a quiet day watching the mountains. The community schedules buses for local trips, helping people get to Phoenix's shops, museums, and doctor's offices without trouble, and the emphasis stays on treating everyone with dignity and attention to what each resident wants or needs. All amenities-from the gym, movie theater, and spa to dining, activities, and care-are aimed at helping seniors enjoy their lives, stay connected, and find support whether they're living on their own or with some help. Visitors often say the atmosphere is lively but respectful, and Clarendale Arcadia works to make sure residents have both the privacy and the options they need, whatever stage they're in.
