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Senior living & care in Arizona

Arizona is our second state. Start with sourced assisted-living profiles in the Phoenix metro, Tucson and Flagstaff, understand how Arizona licenses care, and follow official inspection records without a sales gate.

ARIZONA · LAUNCH INDEX39

individually sourced starter profiles

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cities with verified source links

Not a count of all licensed providers in Arizona.
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Each city hub includes only facilities currently represented in our curated starter dataset.

Arizona licenses two very different assisted-living settings.

An Assisted Living Home has rooms for ten or fewer residents. An Assisted Living Center has room for eleven or more. Both are regulated under Arizona rules; a facility's listed care level and license should be confirmed in AZ Care Check.

Understanding the record

What is covered now?

We are publishing individually sourced assisted-living home and center profiles first. Some memory care operates under these licenses; we do not treat a program name as proof of a distinct license.

AZ Care Check holds the authoritative licensing and inspection record. We have not yet imported the complete live state roster, and our listings are not a current-availability inventory.

What's next?

More licensed providers, nursing homes and CMS measures, home-care and hospice directories, and deeper city-level decision guidance. The expansion sequence after Arizona is New Mexico, Florida and Texas, with Houston, Austin, Dallas and San Antonio first.

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Data quality: These are selected records researched from the Arizona Department of Health Services, not a complete directory. Source checked November 15, 2026. Availability, pricing, services, ownership and licensing can change. Always open the official state record before making a decision.