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Finding assisted living in Scottsdale, AZ can be an overwhelming experience. Fortunately, there are local care advisors who can help guide you through the process. Their familiarity with the city allows them to offer a personalized approach and answer all your questions about assisted living properties in the Scottsdale area.
Finding the perfect assisted living option in Scottsdale for your loved one can feel like an overwhelming task. Fortunately, there are Assisted Living Locators® Care Advisors nearby who can help guide you through the process from beginning to end.
Your Scottsdale, AZ Senior Living Advisor
The Scottsdale AZ Team
Servicing Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, Cave Creek, and Carefree AZ
As an Assisted Living Locators Senior Care Advisor, I make sure seniors and their families receive support, assistance and resolution needed to manage the life transitions they are facing. I have a network of fully vetted assisted living solutions and care providers throughout the Scottsdale area that share one common characteristic -- excellence in care.
What is the Cost of Assisted Living in Scottsdale, AZ
According to the 2021 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, the median monthly cost of assisted living in Scottsdale is currently $3,700. This amount is projected to increase to $4,289 by 2025. The exact price of an assisted living facility can vary depending on several factors, such as services, amenities, unit size, and specific location.
Scottsdale, AZ, at a Glance
Scottsdale is the perfect place to retire for those who want to enjoy the sunshine, mild winters, and explore the natural beauty of the American Southwest. Indeed, roughly 22 percent of the population is over the age of 65. As such, the City of Scottsdale offers a wide variety of senior support services to address the diverse needs and interests of its senior population.
Scottsdale Weather and Climate
Located in the Sonoran Desert region, Scottsdale has a hot, semi-arid type of climate and very low levels of precipitation. The summers are hot and dry, with an average temperature of 95° F. However, the winters are remarkably mild, with an average temperature of 58° F. Scottsdale generally experiences almost 300 sunny days per year, making it one of the “sunniest” cities in the U.S.
While great for sun-lovers, it should be noted that air quality is a potential issue. The American Lung Association ranks the greater Phoenix area (which includes Scottsdale) as one of the most polluted by ozone in the U.S. Paired with the heat, the air quality may not be suitable for older adults with certain health conditions. Even seniors without pre-existing respiratory concerns might have to limit the amount of time they spend on outdoor activities during peak season.
Local Hospitals and Notable Medical Care
Scottsdale, AZ boasts a number of highly ranked medical providers, including:
- Mayo Clinic: The Mayo Clinic of Phoenix, which has a Scottsdale campus, has been rated the number one hospital in Arizona. It is ranked nationally in the fields of cancer, cardiology, geriatrics, as well as diabetes and endocrinology.
- Banner University Medical Center: A research and teaching hospital, Banner University Medical Center is noted for its work in the fields of geriatrics, gastroenterology, and nephrology.
- St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center: St. Joseph’s Hospital is nationally ranked for neurology & neurosurgery.
Transportation
Three public transit systems operate in the Scottsdale area. First is the free Scottsdale Trolley system, which provides residents an easy way to access entertainment, restaurants, shopping, parks, and health services within Scottsdale proper. The Scottsdale Trolley also connects with the city of Tempe’s Orbit Neighborhood Circulator Shuttle (also free). Finally, Scottsdale residents can also make use of the Valley Metro’s transit system, which provides access to the greater Phoenix metro area. Valley Metro consists mainly of a bus and rail system and offers discounted fare rates to seniors 65 years of age or older, Medicaid members, and those with disabilities.
Arts, Culture, and Recreation
There are numerous attractions for senior adults to enjoy in Scottsdale. To start, Scottsdale prides itself as being “The World’s Finest Golf Destination,” and the region is home to over 200 courses. There is also a variety of different biking and hiking trails to explore the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert. The city of Scottsdale’s Department of Senior Services also offers a wide range of recreation and entertainment opportunities, including daily exercise classes, games and activities, and art programs. After a full day of fun, seniors can unwind in one of Scottsdale’s luxurious day spas or explore the city’s vibrant culinary scene.
Additional Senior Living Care Advisors near Scottsdale, AZ
Tera Johnson
Serving in Phoenix, Laveen, Goodyear, Avondale, Ahwautukee, Arcadia, Tempe, Litchfield Park, and Pebble Creek Communities.
As the proud owner of Assisted Living Locators in Phoenix, Arizona I'm here to serve my community. With 20 years as a Social Worker, I've dedicated myself to long-term care services, supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds including the elderly, brain-injured, and those with various illnesses and disabilities. My deep knowledge of the Phoenix area, combined with my strong communication and problem-solving skills, has enabled me to effectively find suitable placements for countless individuals. My top priority is building trust and fostering relationships with families and providers. I’m passionate about using my expertise to guide seniors and their families, ensuring their loved ones find the most comfortable and appropriate setting.
Melissa and Jay Stuckey
Mesa, AZ
As Senior Living Care Advisors, we make sure seniors and their families receive the support, assistance and resolution needed to manage the life transitions they are facing. We have a network of fully vetted assisted living solutions and care providers throughout the Mesa area that share one common characteristic -- excellence in care. Having gone through this process in our own family, we have the compassion and problem solving skills you need to find the very best senior living match for your loved one.
The East Valley Team
Serving the East Valley of metro Phoenix including; Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, San Tan Valley, Queen Creek, East Mesa, Apache Junction & Gold Canyon.
We're Dan and Jenni Henderson, the proud owners of Assisted Living Locators of the East Valley. With over 30 years in Chandler and a combined background in corporate management and advocacy, we're dedicated to guiding families through the complexities of senior care. Our personal experiences in finding assisted living for our loved ones have driven us to help others in similar situations. As a team, we're committed to making a positive impact in our community and the lives of our clients.
Lori Sears
Serving Arizona’s West Valley including Peoria, Glendale, Sun City, Sun City West and Surprise
I have researched and toured the majority of the assisted living homes, memory care and independent living communities in your area. I will work with you and help you choose the right community. My in-depth knowledge of health care and our local market will help guide you quickly to the best solution, including preferred location, budget and care needs for you or for your loved one.
Chad Kinney
Servicing the northern Phoenix Metropolitan Area, New River, Deer Valley, Anthem and Norterra
Finding the right home for your aging loved one can be a time-consuming and daunting experience. You don’t have to go it alone! I am an expert in finding care options in your community and will guide you through the entire decision-making process. I will discuss your needs and concerns, visit properties with you, and answer all your questions about cost and care options.
How Do I Pay for Scottsdale, AZ Assisted Living?
Veteran's Benefits
VA benefits can help cover assistance with daily living activities for qualified military veterans, their spouses, or surviving spouses. Program benefits apply whether care is provided at home or in a community living situation like an assisted living facility.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Long-term care (LTC) insurance policies are designed to help cover the costs of that care when you have a chronic medical condition, degenerative disease, or other disabilities. Most LTC policies will reimburse you for care in a variety of situations, including care provided at an assisted living community. However, such plans will not necessarily cover the cost of room and board.
Home Equity
If you own a house or other real estate, it can provide a source of funding for assisted living. For instance, you can rent it out, sell it, get a reverse mortgage, or use your home equity line to establish a line of credit. The best course of action will depend on your family situation and financial needs.
Medicare
It is important to note that Medicare does not cover the cost of long-term care at assisted living facilities. However, in specific situations, Medicare A (hospital insurance) might temporarily pay for some of your loved one’s daily skilled care in the short term. Currently, financial assistance is limited to skilled nursing services for the first 100 days after hospitalization for an acute illness or injury.
Medicaid
In the state of Arizona, the Medicaid office that serves elderly and disabled individuals is the Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS). This program provides qualified senior and disabled residents with long-term care assistance, including nursing home care and home and community-based services (HCBS). While ALTCS does pay for medical and care-related services for Arizona residents in assisted living, the program does not cover the cost of room and board.
Care assessment tool
Access our free senior care assessment tool, which can help you evaluate the specific needs and requirements of you or your loved one. By answering a series of questions, you’ll receive personalised recommendations and insights to aid in the decision-making process.
Take the AssessmentFAQ About Assisted Living in Scottsdale, AZ
Assisted living facilities provide daily support services and social interaction in an apartment-style community. Depending on the property, they may also offer skilled nursing care, hospice, or other continuing care services.
One of Scottsdale’s Assisted Living Locators can help arrange a virtual tour of your top assisted living property selections.
Some assisted living properties in Scottsdale allow pets; others do not. Keep in mind: If pets are allowed, there might be size/breed restrictions. Your local care advisor can help you find the perfect situation for both you and your four-legged friend.
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