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Assisted Living Communities in Paradise Valley, Arizona

Home to landmarks such as Mummy Mountain, Camelback Mountain and Piestewa Peak, Paradise Valley offers diverse senior care solutions just northeast of Phoenix. It contains 5 assisted living communities for older adults, with 100 additional facilities in nearby cities. In 2024, these facilities charge around $5,500 monthly, aligning with the state median but surpassing the national baseline by $150.

This directory presents 2197 reviews reviews of assisted living facilities in and around Paradise Valley. On average, these facilities garner a quality rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars stars.

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The Cost of Assisted Living in Paradise Valley, AZ and Nearby Cities

In Paradise Valley, the monthly cost for assisted living comes in near $5,500, according to data from the 2024 Genworth Cost of Care Survey. This amount aligns with the state’s median rate and trends below costs in Prescott, where facilities charge around $6,450. However, seniors in Lake Havasu City and Tucson pay lower fees of approximately $4,925 and $4,575, respectively.

Paradise Valley

$5,500

Arizona

$5,500

The United States

$5,350

Prescott

$6,450

Lake Havasu City

$4,925

Tucson

$4,575

Sierra Vista

$5,600

Paying for Assisted Living in Paradise Valley, AZ

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Paradise Valley

Seniors living in Paradise Valley have access to three programs that may help them pay for assisted living, including Supplemental Security IncomeArizona Health Care Cost Containment System and Arizona Non-Medical, Home and Community Based Services.

Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in Arizona page.

More Ways to Pay for Assisted Living

While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for assisted living, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance assisted living costs include:

  • Veterans Benefits
  • Life Insurance Policy
  • Long-Term Care Insurance
  • Reverse Mortgage

For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in Arizona page.

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Living in Paradise Valley, AZ

Assisted living ranks among the most budget-friendly care solutions in Paradise Valley compared to local alternatives, with seniors paying monthly fees of around $5,500. By comparison, those who opt for nonresidential care from adult day health care agencies pay about $8,667, and nursing home residents spend roughly $7,984. Home-based solutions are also comparatively costly at around $7,055 for home health care and $6,197 for in-home care.

In-Home Care

$6,197

Home Health Care

$7,055

Adult Day Health Care

$8,667

Assisted Living Facility

$5,500

Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)

$7,984

Note: Since data for Paradise Valley is unavailable, we used data for the nearest city, Phoenix, instead.

Free Assisted Living Resources in Paradise Valley

Whether seniors want to learn more about assisted living or ways to maintain their health and well-being, the following resources can help them understand all of their options. These organizations offer free and discounted services to seniors, caregivers and disabled adults.

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Area Agency on Aging, Region One(602) 264-4357Seniors who want to learn more about public benefits and community-based resources available in Paradise Valley can contact their Area Agency on Aging for assistance. This informational clearinghouse publishes an elder resource guide, manages the local senior volunteer program in partnership with AmeriCorps and helps residents maximize their Medicare benefits. It offers legal advice and ombudsman services for long-term care residents. Seniors and caregivers can learn more about these programs by contacting the agency's 24-hour helpline.
Paradise Valley Senior Center(602) 262-4520Paradise Valley is home to one of 15 senior centers operated by the Phoenix Department of Human Services. The center features a library and lounge that are used for cards, games and quiet activities. Seniors can participate in a wide variety of fitness classes, including yoga, tai chi and aerobics. It offers courses for residents who enjoy art, ceramics, quilting, music, knitting or crochet. The campus is also home to the Paradise Valley Community Center and the town's public swimming pool. Annual membership costs $20 and gives residents access to all 15 senior centers. Transportation is available via taxi.
Maricopa Community Colleges Lifelong Learning(480) 731-8000Paradise Valley is known for its well-educated residents, and seniors aged 65 and older can continue their educational journey at discounted rates, thanks to Maricopa Community Colleges' Lifelong Learning program. Seniors qualify for half-price tuition on all credit classes offered at 10 local campuses, and enrolled students can take advantage of on-campus fitness centers and other services. Discounts don't apply to fees or noncredit courses.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul Phoenix Medical Equipment Loan Closet(602) 261-6896Located on the society's Watkins Road campus, St. Vincent de Paul's Medical Equipment Loan Closet provides durable medical equipment to individuals who are uninsured or are unable to afford these items on their own. It stocks wheelchairs, crutches, shower chairs, bedside commodes, transfer benches and rehabilitative items. It also accepts donations from residents who no longer need these items.

What to Consider About Assisted Living in Paradise Valley

Assisted living centers and personal care homes in Paradise Valley must follow strict standards established by the Arizona Department of Health Services, Bureau of Residential Facilities Licensing to obtain a license and remain certified. These standards are designed to protect residents’ health, safety and dignity.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Paradise Valley

  • Paradise Valley is an affluent community with a cost of living that’s approximately three times higher than the state and national averages, which may impact the area’s seniors. Despite the high cost of real estate, health care is 8% cheaper than average, and other essentials are close to the U.S. median.
  • Crime rates in Paradise Valley are very low when compared to the national average. Residents report 48% fewer property-related incidents compared to the national average, and the number of violent offenses is 82% lower. According to FBI data gathered by AreaVibes, residents reported just 171 crimes in 2019.
  • Like many other parts of Arizona, Paradise Valley has a hot, dry climate. Seniors enjoy almost 300 days of annual sunshine. Winters are comfortable with lows around 43 degrees. However, summers can be punishing with triple-digit highs.
  • Paradise Valley is an exceptionally livable community. It’s been recognized as one of the state’s most desirable cities by HomeSnacks and Zumper for its educated populace, picturesque surroundings and large number of golf courses and resorts. These features may appeal to seniors and residents of all ages.
  • Air quality is a serious concern for more than 4.4 million residents in Paradise Valley and metro Phoenix. Maricopa County received an F grade for ozone and 24-hour particulates from the American Lung Association. Seniors may need to stay indoors and take other precautions to minimize respiratory symptoms.
  • Seniors in Paradise Valley have excellent health care access. Although the community has just 201 physicians per 100,000 residents, Phoenix has an impressive number of medical facilities. HonorHealth operates two top-rated medical centers in Scottsdale, and the Mayo Clinic-Phoenix is nationally ranked in 10 adult specialties by U.S. News and World Report.

Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Paradise Valley

Paradise Valley-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Arizona are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Arizona page for more information about these laws.

Reviews of Communities Nearby

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Ron A

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of The Paradise Assisted Living Home

My mother has been in The Paradise Assisted Living Home since May. They are treating her very well. It is a very clean place. Every time I go there, it is spick and span. She has a great...

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Camille

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of The Paradise Assisted Living Home

We have a very good experience going on at The Paradise Assisted Living Home. It is fantastic and it's working out very well. The staff is very good. We are very happy. The food is fantastic, too....

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MK

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of The Paradise Assisted Living Home

My mom is in The Paradise Assisted Living Home for five months now. It is very good. The place is very nice and clean. The meals are homemade, fresh, and Esther is a great cook. Those who are not...

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