Arizuma Horizons Assisted Living Homes sits at 23221 North 121st Drive in Sun City, Arizona, and holds an active license (AL11852H) as an assisted living home with directed care. The facility serves up to 10 residents in a cozy, two-story house, keeping a close-knit feel that helps residents feel comfortable and seen. Live-in caregivers stay on site, offering 24-hour support every day, while personalized care plans help each person get what they need, whether that's help with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, or moving around. The trained staff provides all three levels of care-Supervisory, Personal, and Directed-and knows how to support people with dementia, Alzheimer's, diabetes, and Parkinson's. Arizuma Horizons accepts ALTCS, Mercy Care, and UnitedHealthcare, letting residents with long-term care coverage use their benefits.
The home takes care of physical, emotional, and social needs with programs for memory care, mild cognitive impairment, mental wellness, and non-ambulatory care. Wound care, hospice services, catheter management, and medication management-including insulin administration-are all available and there's a house doctor for added peace of mind. Residents can join fitness activities and wellness programs, use the spa and sauna, go for walks, or enjoy the game room, library, movie nights, and garden. There are both private and shared rooms, all furnished with air conditioning and emergency alert systems, and move-in help for newcomers.
Dining is in communal or restaurant-style settings, with home-cooked meals that consider diet needs and preferences, and snacks available too. Staff help with feeding, exercise, and medicine reminders or pickups, and provide help with appointments. Weekly housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning keep things tidy, and residents can join community activities for fun and friendship. With no more than 10 people in each home, Arizuma Horizons uses its smaller setting to ensure nobody feels overlooked, giving constant companionship, health monitoring, and support as needed, making daily living feel safe and homey for everyone.
