Kivel Campus of Care provides assisted living, independent living, memory care, and home care services in Phoenix, Arizona, and what's nice is the independent living rent is based on 30% of total income, with essentials like air conditioning, heating, electricity, water, garbage, pest control, maintenance, and even basic cable all included, so budgeting makes sense and takes out guesswork, making things easier and fair for older adults. There's a small community size so everyone knows each other and staff keep a higher caregiver-to-resident ratio, and the staff here's known for being helpful, joyful, and kind, which helps keep a friendly feel in the daily routine for people living there whether they're needing care or more independent.
Folks can enjoy remodeled studio or one-bedroom apartments with private rooms built for comfort, with extras like 24-hour emergency call systems and a focus on making sure everyone stays safe and comfortable, and of course pets like dogs and cats are welcome. They pay attention to social, emotional, and physical needs, offering bathing and dressing help, medication management, housecleaning, and laundry services, so residents don't have to stress over chores. Meals come three times a day, planned by chefs who follow dietary laws, and they offer nutrition and choice for a variety of tastes.
People keep busy with music therapy, activity calendars, outings on the facility's bus for shopping or campus events, and programs meant to help folks stay active and connected. There are music and art programs, plus spaces like a fitness center, walking paths, salons, library, mini mart, gathering rooms, high speed internet, covered parking, and lounge areas for relaxing or joining in. The memory care wing's designed for safety, with a setup to reduce confusion and wandering, and provides individualized plans for those living with dementia.
Kivel Campus of Care follows Jewish values but opens the community to people of all faiths, aiming for dignity, kindness, and warmth. There's no discrimination based on background, and a Fair Housing Specialist works to uphold those rules. The community offers healthcare on-site, transportation, and safety measures like security patrols, fire alarms, and regular maintenance. Staff stands ready with trained aides to help, giving as much or as little assistance as someone needs, so people can enjoy life, keep their dignity, and hold onto as much independence as possible, and you see that in how the environment tries to build self-esteem and foster personal growth. It all comes together to make daily living steady and reliable for seniors, with a focus on comfort, respect, and steady support for whatever care they need.
