Arizona's Best Assisted Adult Care Home

Arizona's Best Assisted Adult Care Home sits in a calm neighborhood in Peoria, AZ, and is licensed under Arizona license # AL4928H for up to 10 residents, giving it a small and quiet feel that many people like, with one-bedroom and semi-private suites, private ADA-compliant baths, and spaces that feel more like a real home than a big building, and residents use spacious living rooms with fireplaces, access a library for reading, and relax in spots like the courtyard, gazebo, pool, and walking paths outside. People who live here get help with daily life, including bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, medication management, and meals, with trained caregivers on site 24 hours a day, and there's extra support for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, diabetes, or who need incontinence care, with individualized plans that let everyone have as much independence as possible. There's housekeeping and private laundry, meal service with three home-cooked meals each day-including diets for allergies and diabetes-plus snacks, with call buttons in rooms if anyone needs fast help, and transportation is provided to doctor visits, stores, spiritual centers, and personal errands. The home has extras like an exercise room, on-site beauty salon and barbershop, mobile stylists, and personal needs services, so people can keep up with routines without leaving, and small pets are allowed. People can join in on birthday parties, movie nights, music and art classes, game and social events, exercise schedules, and family support groups, and there's wi-fi and computer access for staying in touch with family or doing activities online. Arizona's Best Assisted Adult Care Home supports a safe, smoke-free environment throughout all outdoor and indoor areas, offers help with spoon feeding or two-person transfers if needed, and can provide hospice and respite care for short-term stays. The staff aims to treat everyone as family, with companionship, regular health checks, and a calm, friendly feel that helps everyone feel comfortable, and prices start around $3,000 a month and go up depending on care needs, room choices, and other options, and people can use private pay, long-term care insurance, or Veterans Aid and Attendance to help cover costs. Many people say this is a warm, supportive group home that helps everyone feel included, while giving space for privacy and quiet if someone chooses, and guests won't find any pressure here, just plain and simple care in a residential home setting.