Willow Wind Assisted Living

Willow Wind Assisted Living sits at 3191 Aster Drive in Prescott, Arizona, and this place offers a range of care options for seniors. The community can welcome up to 62 residents in roomy studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom apartments, each with walk-in showers and kitchenettes, and the staff includes nurses and sometimes doctors right on-site, which helps when folks need help managing medications or keeping an eye on diabetes or getting moved from beds to wheelchairs, and the staff is there all day and night for emergencies so residents can feel supported around the clock. Willow Wind's part of the Good Samaritan Society network and has held its active assisted living license since 2020, with the license good through 2025 and checked regularly. The place offers a blend of active adult living, independent living, assisted living, and memory care, with skilled nursing, home healthcare that Medicare certifies, plus adult day services and hospice care for those who need it, and every care level is handled from simple help with daily activities like bathing and dressing, all the way through higher medical needs. There are special services for Alzheimer's care, pet therapy, programs that support caregiver well-being, and activities designed to boost physical, social, and spiritual health throughout the week, and spaces for residents to meet, eat meals, and join group activities. The dining options focus on healthful meals made right on site, and people can tour the facility both in person and online to see what a day is really like. Room pricing depends on the apartment type and care needed, with studios starting around $4,272 per month, one-bedrooms at $4,373, and two-bedrooms at $4,699, and there are extra fees for community amenities, higher care, or respite stays. Willow Wind has an average rating of 8 out of 10 so it's one of the higher-rated places in the Prescott area. The community focuses on supporting seniors to live as independently as possible while providing needed medical and daily help, and it's got a long history in the area, serving folks since 1998. The whole place runs like a little village, and the goal's always to help each resident meet their own personal goals in a way that feels steady and comfortable, balancing privacy, community, and care, with programs and staff in place for folks with all kinds of needs-whether someone's looking for independent apartments, assisted living, long-term nursing, memory care, or time-limited stays, it's all found right there under the Willow Wind roof.