Assisted living
Everyday help, in a place that feels like home.
Maybe your parent is missing medications, skipping meals or finding the shower harder to manage. Those are often the first signs that more support would help.
Always no-cost to you and your family.
Assisted living offers help with daily activities, meals and medication management in a community setting, while residents keep their own space. We help you find the right one, at no cost to you.
What’s typically included
Inside Assisted Living
24-hour staff
Staff are available day and night, though care is not one-on-one.
Meals and medication management
Prepared meals and help keeping medications on track.
Housekeeping and laundry
Cleaning and laundry are taken care of.
Personal care
Help with bathing, dressing and incontinence care as needed.
Who it’s for
A Good Fit When…
Assisted living is generally for seniors who need some help each day but not round-the-clock nursing.
- Help is needed with activities of daily living, such as bathing or dressing.
- Physical needs or mild memory changes make living alone harder.
- Medication reminders or management would help.
- Your loved one would enjoy company and activities.
On a tour
Questions Worth Asking
Bring this list, or let us ask for you. You'll never walk into a tour unprepared.
- How is the care level assessed, and how often is it reviewed?
- What is included in the base rate, and how are care charges added?
- How many staff are on duty during the day and overnight?
- How are medications managed and recorded?
- What happens if care needs increase?
How we help
Where We Come In
Additional charges at assisted living communities vary with each resident's care needs, which makes prices hard to compare. We explain how pricing generally works at the communities you're considering, join you on tours and help you weigh the options side by side.
We care for every client like family.
Questions families ask
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between assisted living and memory care?
Assisted living offers daily help in a community setting. Memory care provides similar services in a secured environment, with activities and staffing designed for people living with dementia.
How much does assisted living cost in Tucson?
It depends on the community, the apartment and the level of care, and care charges are usually added to a base rate. We share current pricing for the communities that fit your loved one when you call.
Will a nurse assess my loved one before move-in?
Usually, yes. Assisted living and memory care communities typically assess each new resident, often with a nurse, to plan their care. We help you understand the assessment.
Can my parent bring their own furniture?
In most communities, yes. Residents usually furnish their own apartment. Ask on the tour about sizes and any restrictions.