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Assisted Living
Rod13
4.0
Review of Scott's Harbor
I toured Scott's Harbor. The level of care that they provide after interviewing with both the owner and the manager was very good. The cleanliness was excellent. The structure was not so good. The...
Assisted Living
Bill78
3.0
Review of The Landings of Prescott Valley
My wife has moved into The Landings of Prescott Valley. It seems like there's a pretty decent staff, but not enough actual medical personnel. They have good facilities. They have things to do, and...
Assisted Living
Dewey Shirley
1.0
Review of The Landings of Prescott Valley
Rooms were okay. The call button was across the room from my husband the door was closed and he was calling for help. He fell resulting in 13 stitches while under their care. Dirty disposable...
In Prescott Valley, assisted living facilities charge $4,500 per month for services, which is equal to the national average but $500 more than the state norm of $4,000. Local care costs are high compared to rates in Phoenix and Yuma, where respective averages come in at $3,975 and $3,800. However, Prescott Valley is a budget-friendly alternative to care in Lake Havasu, which costs $4,700 per month, and to Flagstaff, where facilities charge $5,000.
Prescott Valley
$4,500
Arizona
$4,000
The United States
$4,500
Lake Havasu
$4,700
Flagstaff
$5,000
Phoenix
$3,975
Yuma
$3,800
Assisted living fees in Prescott Valley average $4,500 per month.
The state of Arizona does not provide financial assistance to seniors for the costs associated with assisted living but does offer Medicare/Medicaid for those who qualify. Criteria may include physical and mental limitations, as well as financial considerations.
Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in Arizona page.
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:
For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in Arizona page.
Assisted living facilities in Prescott Valley charge $4,500 for care, which is affordable compared to most other senior care options within the city. Nursing home care, which features skilled nursing services, starts at $6,547 for semiprivate accommodations. Older adults who obtain home-based care pay $5,053 for in-home care and home health care, about $500 more than assisted living costs. Adult day health care is the only option that’s cheaper than assisted living, with rates coming in at $1,842 monthly.
In-Home Care
$5,053
Home Health Care
$5,053
Adult Day Health Care
$1,842
Assisted Living Facility
$4,500
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
$6,547
Prescott Valley is home to a range of resources and services for seniors, helping older adults navigate their long-term care options and connect with social and recreational programs. The following table lists top resources for seniors in the region, including those that can help older adults find ways to pay for assisted living.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| CASA Senior Center | (928) 772-3337 | The senior center hosts programs and activities for older adults in the Prescott Valley region, helping them maintain social connections and physical and mental health throughout retirement. Along with social and recreational programming, the center offers a durable medical loan closet, free blood pressure screenings and a foot care clinic. |
| Area Agency on Aging, Region 3 | (928) 774-1895 | The Area Agency on Aging advocates for those aged 60 and over in the Prescott Valley region, helping them connect with community-based resources, such as congregate meals, transportation and referrals, to supplement what they receive through assisted living. The agency also houses the regional long-term care ombudsman. |
| Community Legal Services | (928) 445-9240 | Community Legal Services is a nonprofit organization that provides free civil legal services to those aged 60 and over. Assisted living residents can contact the organization to get help with issues such as unfair billing practices, suspected health insurance fraud or submitting Medicare or Medicaid applications. |
| Prescott Vet Center | (928) 778-3469 | The Prescott Vet Center is located about 10 miles from Prescott Valley and provides in-person and over-the-phone assistance to veterans. Through this office, veterans and their families get personalized help with identifying and applying for programs that may help them pay for medical and long-term care expenses. |
| Catholic Charities Community Services | (928) 778-2531 | Catholic Charities Community Services is a nonprofit organization that provides free and low-cost services to seniors in the Prescott Valley region. It operates a medical loan closet that provides free loans for those recovering from injuries or surgery. Equipment that may be available includes walkers, wheelchairs and crutches. |
Prescott Valley Assisted Living Communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all Assisted Living facilities in Arizona are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Arizona page for more information about these laws.
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