Assisted Living in Phoenix, Arizona

We found 303 results for assisted living in Phoenix, Arizona. Assisted living costs in Arizona range from about $37 to $223 per day, with an average expenditure running approximately $105. The monthly cost averages roughly $3,150 and ranges between $1,100 and $6,700. On an annual basis, the mean cost is around $37,800, which is below the nationwide average of $42,000.

Costs for assisted living in Phoenix, AZ generally range between $1,400 per month and $7,072 per month. The average cost is approximately $3,250 per month, or about $39,000 yearly.

Phoenix, Arizona Assisted Living Costs

Phoenix is the capital city of Arizona. It is located in Maricopa County. It is the biggest city in the state, with 1,312,922 inhabitants residing within the city limits and 4,437,076 in the encompassing area. Those 55 and over make up approximately 18% of the total community.

Phoenix has an above average SeniorScore™ of 74. The city has a median per capita income of $24,000 and a median household income is $48,000 (the Arizona state average is $36,000). The current unemployment rate is about 9.22% and the average home price is $136,500, which is somewhat lower than the state average of $183,000.

Phoenix has ideal mean temperatures, with very mild winters and very balmy summers. The city receives ideal levels of rainfall annually. Phoenix has low water quality ratings, very low air quality ratings, and a higher than average rate of crime compared to other American cities.

Phoenix, AZ Senior Living

With 300 days of sunshine per year, it's easy to see why Phoenix is known as the Valley of the Sun. The natural beauty of the desert meets modern city life in this popular retirement destination. Ranked #17 on US News & World Report's Best Places to Retire, Phoenix offers abundant outdoor activities, fine dining, sporting events, arts and culture, exceptional healthcare options, and best of all -- it's affordable.

Phoenix has a low cost of living, especially in comparison to other large metro areas. Arizona's tax policies also help stretch a fixed income. With tourism off-setting costs, the state does not tax Social Security and public pensions quality for a deduction. Plus, property taxes are much lower than the national average. It's also worth noting that groceries, one of the major living expenses for seniors, are exempt from Arizona sales tax.

The city also has many options for healthcare. The best hospitals in the Phoenix metro area include the Mayo Clinic, Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center, and Banner Estrella Medical Center. The dry, arid climate keeps many seniors healthy by reducing allergies and encouraging outdoor activity, since there's low humidity.

The senior population in Phoenix has been steadily growing. With 16 percent of the population above the age of 50, Phoenix is becoming a hot spot for retirees. And the city welcomes them. There's no shortage of retirement communities and senior services in Phoenix.

Senior Resources in Phoenix

The City of Phoenix Human Services Department provides programming and services to older adults through its 15 senior centers located throughout the city. Each center provides a wealth of opportunities for activity, education and personal development. Participants can enjoy recreation and social activities, nutrition programs, educational opportunities, and social services such as emergency utility and rental assistance and eviction prevention/move-in assistance. Case management services are available to seniors who need help seeking employment, budgeting, and creating social and life-skills. For information on a local senior center call 602-262-7379.

In order to keep its seniors healthy and fight food insecurity among the older population, each senior center offers congregate meals that provide residents with hot, delicious meals. Free, nutritious lunches are served five days a week and vary in time depending on the center. Menus are posted online and are updated in accordance to changes. Lunch reservations are required and should be requested three days in advance and can be made by contacting the senior center by phone or in person.

Seniors who are homebound or unable to make it to the senior centers for a meal may qualify for the Home Delivered Meal program. The program is referral-based and delivers nutritionally-balanced meals to homebound residents over the age of 60. To find out if one is eligible, contact the senior help line at 602-264-4357.

Transportation is a necessity for everyday life in Phoenix. Because the city understands that not all senior residents are able to drive or have access to vehicles, Phoenix partnered with organizations that provide seniors with the accessibility they need when it comes to public transit. Phoenix Dial-a-Ride is a paratransit service for people who are ADA-certified with disabilities and are residents of Phoenix. Seniors and those with disabilities can schedule rides online. The Alternative Transportation for Phoenix residents is a ride service specially made for adults 65 and older. For seniors who do not specifically need ADA-capable transportation can take one of the many bus services offered throughout the city. Phoenix also has four free circulator routes in downtown Phoenix, Ahwatukee, Maryvale and Sunnyslope.

Phoenix is dedicated to helping its older population sustain a comfortable and independent lifestyle. Through its Housing Department, Phoenix has developed a variety of housing communities that are conveniently located throughout the city. All five apartment communities are located at different parts of the city and are situated near shopping centers, grocery stores and bus routes. The communities are all close to hospitals and pharmacies to maximize the level of comfort and convenience for the residents. Senior eligibility information and applications can all be found online.

Sifting through all the resources and services offered can become overwhelming. That's why the city is offering a helpline to make it easier. The Senior Help Line provides older residents with 24-hour assistance. Seniors and caregivers who are overwhelmed by the multitude of resources and services offered can call the helpline. The staff on the other line help seniors and their caregivers navigate through everything to find solutions that fit their individual needs. Questions about transportation, housing, long-term care, meals, minor home repair, support groups and volunteer opportunities can all be answered through the helpline at 602-264-4357.

Fun for Seniors in Phoenix

Just because most of us associate Phoenix with the desert doesn't mean there is nothing to do. In fact, the city is bursting with museums, attractions, hiking trails and breweries all waiting to be explored. Visit the botanical garden that features local plants or head out and cheer on one of the many professional sports teams based in Phoenix. It may be quieter than most metro areas, but there is no reason to be bored in the Valley of the Sun.

Sure, most large cities will have a botanical garden where visitors can gaze upon beautiful plants and flowers, but Phoenix's Desert Botanical Garden is beyond impressive. The 140-acre garden is home to more than 50,000 different plants. The garden showcases the beauty of the desert with special garden tours and a light and music show that is sure to impress. Right next to the Botanical Garden is the Phoenix Zoo. The Phoenix Zoo is the largest privately owned, non-profit zoo in the United States. The zoo has developed an international reputation for its efforts on animal conservation, including breeding and reintroducing endangered species back into the wild.

Golf enthusiasts will revel in the fact that Phoenix is a rising golf destination. Over 200 courses cover the desert town that provide games for the novice to most advanced player. The Arizona Biltmore is home to two 18-hole PGA Championship courses as well as a driving range and putting green. Phoenix is also home to the popular Waste Management Phoenix Open that brings in half a million people every year.

Many unique museums and art exhibits make up the culture of the town. The Musical Instrument Museum is one of them. Walk through the history of music with displays that feature the evolution of musical instruments. Head downstairs to view John Lennon's infamous piano and other instruments that belonged to famous musicians. The city has numerous performing arts venues, most of which are in and around downtown Phoenix or Scottsdale. The Phoenix Symphony Hall is home to the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra, the Arizona Opera and Ballet Arizona.

Visit the Pueblo Grande Museum and Cultural Park to view the largest preserved archaeological site in Phoenix, view the ruins of a village belonging to the Hohokam people that date back to 1450 A.D., or hike to the top of Camelback Mountain and enjoy the view. For those who prefer to be indoors, the Heard Museum is perfect for the art lover and the Arizona Science Center is the perfect spot to beat the heat and take the grandkids. The city park system has 182 parks which contain over 41,900 acres, making it the largest municipal park system in the country. The park system has facilities for hiking, camping, swimming, horseback riding, cycling, and climbing.

Sports fans will have plenty to do in Phoenix with five professional sports teams located in the city. Games are being played throughout the year. Whether it's the NFL Cardinals, WNBA Mercury, MLB Diamondbacks, NHL Coyotes or the NBA Suns, there's always a game.

After a day of exploring all that Phoenix has to offer, head over to some of the best eateries in the city. Fox Restaurant Concepts owns many local eateries that appeases residents. Healthy and fresh food can be found at Flower Child while The Henry is an ode to the Gatsby era with specialty cocktails. In the mood for tacos and tequila? Blanco has the best in town.

>The Welcome Diner at the end of Roosevelt Row features traditional southern comfort food and a long list of biscuits to choose from. Try out the Snooze: An AM Eatery for a delicious brunch and to die for pancakes. One percent of all sales go back into the community so do the charitable thing and have the mimosas.

Follow the savory taste with something sweet and stop by the Sugar Bowl. The famous old school ice cream parlor was often featured in the Family Circus comics. The comic strips are hung around the shop to pay tribute to the creator.

To see information on the SeniorScore™ for Phoenix, AZ, please visit senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-phoenix-az.

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50 E Pierson St

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