Aging Grace, LLC

Aging Grace, LLC sits at 6701 E Opatas St., Tucson, AZ 85715, near Tucson Country Club, and offers assisted living and board and care home services in a home-like setting that feels comfortable for seniors who need some help with daily activities, and the place is certified by the state of Arizona for all levels of care, so folks with memory conditions like Alzheimer's or those needing diabetic care will find staff trained for these needs, and there's a FocusCare™ program that pays special attention to Health, Harmony, Happiness, and Heart. The facility has ten licensed beds and provides both private and semi-private furnished rooms, each with telephone access, emergency alert systems, and housekeeping or laundry, and caregivers stay on site around the clock to help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management as well. Meals are home-cooked, served in a community dining room or available throughout the day, with choices made for those who need diabetic or allergy-sensitive diets, and residents can enjoy social activities, a garden with walking paths, and outings to nearby parks, restaurants, or even the local theater for live shows, though no indoor smoking is allowed anywhere in the building. There's help for people who need hospice or end-of-life care in a calm, residential environment with secure grounds, plus transportation to doctors and pharmacies and help from a placement agent if families need to talk through their choices, and with nearby hospitals and plenty of healthcare providers in the area, families can visit often and know their loved ones have accessible care if they need it. The place has wheelchair access and helps coordinate with other healthcare providers outside, but does not accept ALTCS, though they do offer professional referral services for those looking for the right living situation. Ms. Noreen Londo manages the community, and Mr. Charles Friedrichs owns it, and the place has two locations, though this one, like the other, is not BBB accredited but does have an A+ rating, and reviews on public websites give it a score of 1.5 stars, so it's important for families to visit and look around before making a decision, and there are no claims made about being Medicare certified unless shown by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Residents have access to four places of worship, two parks, eleven cafes, twenty-six restaurants, and a variety of activities arranged by the staff, and the goal is to offer support that feels caring and personal for each senior and to help bring peace of mind to families during a challenging time.