Acacia Cove sits in a quiet residential neighborhood in Glendale, Arizona, on a corner lot not far from Sunset Vista Public Park and Abrazo Arrowhead Hospital, and you'll notice the place has a well-kept yard with low-maintenance landscaping, a big covered patio, and even a putting green out back, which is nice for residents who like being outside, plus the indoor and outdoor common spaces give people room to relax or visit with guests. The care home takes both men and women and has a small, homey feeling, with just six bedrooms and three bathrooms in a single-level, split-floor plan setup, offering both private and semi-private rooms for those who need regular assisted living or short-term respite. Folks get to bring their pets, which makes the facility feel less lonely, and there's a no-smoking policy in all indoor spaces to keep the air clean.
Residents get daily, home-cooked meals, including options for special diets for diabetes, allergies, or other health requirements, with vegetarian and kosher choices as well, and the eat-in kitchen has a big island and breakfast bar that opens up to the great room with tall ceilings and a lot of natural light, so the space never feels closed in. The staff assists with all the usual activities like bathing, dressing, eating, medication, transfers, and even incontinence care, providing 24-hour supervision, and they also help with household chores through housekeeping, laundry, and move-in coordination. Nurses are on staff, with a doctor on call, and a dentist who comes by, so residents don't have to travel far for routine care, and therapy services-speech, occupational, and physical-are available to keep everyone as active and healthy as possible.
The facility handles high-acuity care, offers memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and supports hospice needs, making it adaptable for changing conditions, plus they run programs like music and animal therapy, board games, exercise groups, and social events in the book room, game rooms, or on scheduled outings. Residents can take complimentary transportation for errands, doctor visits, or faith-based services, and there's parking, an RV gate, wide doors with zero-grade entries, wheelchair-accessible showers, and accessible hallways for anyone with mobility needs.
Acacia Cove is a continuing care retirement community, which means there are options for increasing levels of help as time goes on, spanning assisted living and memory care within a board and care home setting, and the place has a soft water loop, epoxy floors in the garage, a stucco and wood frame, concrete roof, and energy-efficient windows. There's an on-site beauty and barber shop, community gardens and walking paths, and scheduled movie nights, along with extra touches like a hot tub, steam room, health area, private yard, and direct-access garage with extra storage. The monthly HOA fee covers ground maintenance, and the home is FHA and VA approved for those who qualify. The neighborhood feels safe, with a block fence, close proximity to a grassy ramada, and easy bus stop access right nearby. Acacia Cove gives personal attention to every resident, in a comfortable, well-equipped home, with services that change to fit what seniors need over time.
