Senior-living directory
Explore published assisted living profiles in Tucson and see which practical details still need confirmation.
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Tucson, AZ
All Comforts of Home is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as an Assisted Living Home, a type of Arizona-licensed residential setting that provides housing and personal care for older adults. Its state license allows it to care for up to 10 residents.
Tucson, AZ
Heritage Oaks Assisted Living is a small community in Tucson, Arizona, made up of two freestanding residential homes with 16 and 17 beds, providing assisted living and memory care. Assisted living and memory care residents live, dine and socialize together. The community also runs an adult day program and offers respite stays.
Tucson, AZ
La Paz Assisted Living II is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as an Assisted Living Home, a type of Arizona-licensed residential setting that provides housing and personal care for older adults. Its state license allows it to care for up to 9 residents.
Tucson, AZ
Simancas Assisted Living Home is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as an Assisted Living Home, a type of Arizona-licensed residential setting that provides housing and personal care for older adults. Its state license allows it to care for up to 10 residents.
Tucson, AZ
Sunrise at River Road is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as an Assisted Living Center, a type of Arizona-licensed senior living community that provides housing and personal care for older adults. Its state license allows it to care for up to 110 residents.
Counts are published communities, not available rooms. A community may offer more than one care type.
Planning your search in Tucson
Our directory currently includes 15 published communities in Tucson across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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