Starfish Care Homes at Old Spanish Trail sits on two acres in Tucson with a clear view of the mountains, surrounded by walking trails and open space where seniors can enjoy the outdoors or just relax under the trees, and the design of the home tries to keep things simple and classic, with ten private rooms each having their own bathrooms, giving residents enough personal space and a little quiet when they need it. This home welcomes seniors who want help with daily routines like bathing and dressing, medication management, or just a hand getting through the day, and staff stay present day and night for support, two during the day and one overnight, making sure everyone is watched over but still left with as much independence as they can manage.
People who live here get the basics taken care of, like meals, cleaning, medication reminders, and laundry, and certified caregivers also help set up and carry out care plans, often working together with doctors, home health agencies, or hospice if that's needed. For seniors with memory problems, such as Alzheimer's or dementia, there's a secure setting with programs and activities set up to try to keep minds active, and the staff pays special attention to making daily routines smooth and safe. Starfish Care Homes at Old Spanish Trail also offers skilled nursing for residents who need medical care or help with rehabilitation, with services covering wound care and other needs that sometimes come up in later years.
Social events, art therapy, and exercises all fill the days, and meals always aim to be both healthy and something to look forward to, cooked by the same caregivers who help the residents in other ways. Each home is kept up to modern standards, fully accessible, and features open layouts and recently updated spaces, so it's easier for everyone to move around or get the help they need. Throughout Tucson, Starfish Care Homes runs several homes in neighborhoods like Indian Ridge and Rolling Hills, all privately owned and managed by Kris Silverman, a nurse practitioner with over twenty years of experience in geriatrics, and Ben Silverman, who oversees daily operations and care.
With an A+ BBB accreditation, Starfish Care Homes at Old Spanish Trail holds specific licenses from the Arizona Department of Health Services and stands out for its small group setting-only ten residents per home-so people get time and attention without feeling crowded or overlooked, and homes always try to keep doors open to family and friends, letting visits happen in a natural, home-like style. The community focuses on keeping things comfortable, familiar, and steady, with simple pleasures like sitting outside, enjoying the views, taking part in art or music if someone feels up to it, and having a steady, skilled team watching out for everyone.
