Senior-living directory
Explore published independent living profiles in Phoenix and see which practical details still need confirmation.
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Phoenix, AZ
Clarendale Arcadia is a senior living community on East Camelback Road in Phoenix, near Arcadia and Paradise Valley, offering independent living, assisted living and memory care. The community sits on about six acres along East Camelback Road, with restaurant-style dining, a fitness center, a movie theater and outdoor spaces.
Phoenix, AZ
Fellowship Square Phoenix is a non-profit senior living community in north-central Phoenix, Arizona, that offers independent living, assisted living, memory care and short-term rehab on one campus. Established in 1979, the community is part of Christian Care Companies. It is a rental continuing care retirement community that does not charge an entrance fee.
Phoenix, AZ
La Siena is a senior living community in Phoenix offering independent living and assisted living in a landscaped, resort-style setting. The community is CARF-accredited and has on-site health care and rehabilitation partners, a Grand Canal restaurant, a pool and spa, and a fitness center.
Phoenix, AZ
Madison Meadows Retirement Community is an independent and retirement living community in Phoenix, Arizona, with on-site services.
Phoenix, AZ
Mountain Park Senior Living is a senior living community in the Ahwatukee area of Phoenix, offering independent living, assisted living and memory care. The community has a theater, wellness center, library, sky lounge and deck, courtyard with walking paths, and a pet-friendly campus with ground-floor apartments.
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Planning your search in Phoenix
Our directory currently includes 14 published communities in Phoenix across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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