Desert Comfort Assisted Living Home

Breakfast Lunch and Dinner

In the moring we usually serve pancakes, oatmeal, hot or cold cereal, scrambled or eggs, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit with a beverage of preference like milk, coffee, orange juice, or cranberry or grape juice. For lunch our meals consist of a side of home made soup or salad with a half grilled chicken or tuna sandwich and an optional side of fresh fruit.

Type of Medical Conditions we Support

Our Phoenix assisted living services include assistance with all activities of daily living, this is usually covered by any adult group home in Arizona. Medical conditions we’ve supported over the years may include:

• Alzheimer’s Disease / Dementia / Memory Care
• Parkinson’s Disease
• Diabetes Diet Controlled / Staff Injection
• Stroke Care
• Wound Care
• Ambulatory Problems
• Breathing Support
• Handicapped
• Hypertension / High Blood Pressure
• Incontinence
• Respiratory Disease
• Monitored Food Intake
• Obesity / Overweight

If your loved one is diagnosed with one of these or a similar condition, they may not need to be placed in a nursing home, adult group homes like ours can offer all the quality assisted living in Phoenix services at nearly half the cost.

Outside Services we Work with

Some of the outside agencies or health care providers we work with include home health, referrals, social workers, hospice care, beauticians, podiatrists, on-call doctors or nurses, therapists or any agency our resident’s elect to bring in-home services.

Why choose assisted living, what are the benefits?

• Cost of Care: residential assisted living offered by adult group homes averages in cost at about half the rate at a nursing home. This is because adult group homes do not offer medical services and can afford to have lower pricing.
• Daily assistance: why struggle with daily activities when someone is there to take care of them all? From housekeeping to cooking, from personal care to direct care, from assistance in basic activities to exercise programs ““ essentially, all the daily assistance requirements are covered by a good assisted living provider.
• Homelike environment and comfort: a great home-made dinner, a one weekend family excursion, a grill with the friendly neighbors, watching your favorite TV program”¦ these are just some of the activities that make the resident feel like home.
• Companionship: human relations are one of the most important elements of a happy life. An elder can develop a healthy social life, by being surrounded by other people of his same age, if living in a group home, or by developing a closer relationship with his care provider.