Beautiful Assisted Living Home sat in Laveen, AZ as a small, residential care home with space for only five residents, so you really had a close-knit group and staff that would get to know everyone pretty well, and the care was both attentive and friendly. Staff stayed available all day and night, offering help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving from bed to chair, with lifts if someone needed more than one person to help or they couldn't walk at all, and people could get as much help as they needed, whether they got around alone or used a wheelchair. Folks with memory problems like Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia were welcome, and the memory care area had extra protection, including bracelets that set off an alert if anyone who might wander tried to get somewhere unsafe, plus doors always stayed secured.
Care at Beautiful Assisted Living Home included looking after people with diabetes and giving them insulin if a doctor said so, helping with incontinence, and providing supervision for folks who sometimes needed reminders about daily life. For those who needed more medical care, they could coordinate with home health services, and even arrange outside medical and home care visits, and staff could help with things like blood sugar checks or giving medicine. They also allowed hospice care and respite stays, giving caregivers a break or a place for someone to stay for a short while, and you could even arrange for adult day services. Staff spoke English and really tried to be kind and supportive.
There were both indoor and outdoor places to spend time, so there were gardens and walking paths, outdoor common areas, and indoor rooms for meeting up or doing activities. Each resident got a furnished studio room with private bath featuring a full tub, and the community felt homey and calm. Residents could keep a smaller dog if it worked for their care plan. There were regular activities like movie nights, social events, and crafts, plus scheduled outings, and planned meals served in the dining room with special options for allergies or diabetes. If you needed a ride somewhere, they'd help arrange transportation, and there was parking for visitors or residents who still drove.
Laundry, housekeeping, and move-in help were part of the service, and the building offered Wi-Fi and phones in rooms so folks could stay connected with family. Staff did their best to make every resident feel safe, respected, and part of daily activities, and each care plan could change as needs changed, so people could stay even as they needed more help. The home was kept clean, and meals were planned and prepared with attention to nutrition by meal planners and a chef. This place had its license number AL9800H, was classified as an assisted living home-directed facility, and accepted folks who had wandering risks or higher care needs. It opened in July 2020 and closed on June 30, 2024, after four years providing support for seniors in a warm, secure setting.
