Best Senior Living Communities in Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona has **989 senior living communities** offering a range of care options for seniors and their families. From independent living to memory care, this guide covers what's available in Phoenix — with real quality scores, pricing data, and the information you need to choose the right community.
Key Takeaways
- •989 senior living communities
- •Covers Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care, Home Care, Skilled Nursing, Ccrc, Adult Day Care
- •Data current as of March 2026
Senior Living in Phoenix at a Glance
| Metric | Data |
|---|---|
| Total communities | 989 |
| Assisted Living | 547 |
| Independent Living | 334 |
| Memory Care | 302 |
| Home Care | 175 |
| Avg CARES score | 2.5/10 |
| Avg monthly cost | $3,386 |
Types of Senior Care Available in Phoenix
- ●Assisted Living — 547 communities
- ●Independent Living — 334 communities
- ●Memory Care — 302 communities
- ●Home Care — 175 communities
- ●Skilled Nursing — 60 communities
- ●Ccrc — 15 communities
- ●Adult Day Care — 8 communities
Having multiple care types available in Phoenix means residents may be able to transition between levels of care — from independent living to assisted living to memory care — without leaving their community or neighborhood.
Top-Rated Communities in Phoenix
Based on CARES quality scores (rated out of 10):
- ●BridgeWater Assisted Living Midtown — CARES Score: 9.1/10
- ●Bridgewater Assisted Living-Midtown — CARES Score: 8.2/10
- ●Angel Care Home — CARES Score: 8.0/10
CARES scores evaluate care quality, dining, social life, amenities, and facilities — giving you an unbiased measure of community quality.
Senior Living Costs in Phoenix
Based on pricing data from 19 communities in Phoenix:
- ●Average monthly cost: $3,386
- ●Range: $2,500 to $6,000/month
How to Choose Senior Living in Phoenix
With 989 options in Phoenix, narrowing down the right fit takes some homework:
- ●Start with care needs — What level of daily assistance is needed now? What might be needed in 1-2 years?
- ●Set a budget — Know your monthly ceiling including potential care fee increases
- ●Visit in person — Tour at least 3 communities during different times of day; see the actual dining experience, not just the model apartment
- ●Talk to current residents and families — Their experience is the best indicator of daily life
- ●Check CARES scores — Our independent quality ratings help you compare communities objectively
- ●Ask about staffing — Staff-to-resident ratios, turnover rates, and training requirements matter more than fancy lobbies
Explore Senior Living in Phoenix, AZ
- ●Browse all 989 communities in Phoenix — detailed profiles, CARES scores, photos, and pricing
- ●Chat with CARA — tell her your needs, budget, and preferred area for personalized recommendations
- ●Assisted living in Arizona
- ●Senior living costs in Arizona
Data sourced from 165,000+ verified senior living communities across all 50 states. Our guides combine real pricing data, CARES quality scores, and expert analysis to help families make informed decisions.
Disclosure: We do not accept referral fees from senior living communities.
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