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At Options for Senior Living, we genuinely believe in our brand, our people, and above all, our character and reputation we live out each day. Our integrity and ethics drive us, while our passion for people ensures our success.

That’s why we created this page to serve those who may be living out-of-state and wish to reside in a senior living community in AZ. We are here to assist you with this transition.

Contact us today with any questions or further information about our services at 602-845-1320 or complete the form below and we will get back with you shortly.

While we are a team of professional referral specialist – we also navigate you through your complete transition into this next phase of your life.

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FAQ’s

Does Medicare pay for assisted living?

Medicare does not cover assisted living. Medicare considers assistance with activities of daily living(assist with bathing, dressing, toileting, meals and medication management) to be custodial rather than skilled care. Medicaid can provide coverages for long-term care for these issues for qualified individuals.

For a more detailed discussion or to speak to one of our team members by calling 602-845-1320

What is the difference between assisted living, skilled nursing and Independent living?

Independent living is a senior supported but predominantly social environment that is unregulated- no care is provided by the facility although some residents arrange for private caregivers to assist them with their specific needs and activities of daily living

For a more detailed discussion or to speak to one of our team members by calling 602-845-1320

Is there financial assistance to help pay for senior care?

Since Medicare does not pay for assisted living, in some instances Medicaid can cover those long-term care costs for qualified people. There are additionally, veterans benefits potentially a resource for those men and women who may have been active duty in the military during specific wartime dates. Some families can utilize other financial strategies such as reverse mortgages to aid in paying for assisted living.

For a more detailed discussion or to speak to one of our team members by calling 602-845-1320