How many assisted living communities are in Prescott Valley?

SeniorVue lists 16 licensed assisted living communities in Prescott Valley, Arizona. The majority are small residential care homes licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services. A smaller number are larger community-style buildings with structured programming and memory care options.

What is the difference between a residential care home and an assisted living community in Prescott Valley?

Residential care homes in Prescott Valley are licensed small homes in residential neighborhoods, typically serving 6 to 10 residents. Larger assisted living communities are purpose-built or converted facilities serving more residents, often with structured programming, amenities, and dedicated memory care units. Both are licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services.

How much does assisted living cost in Prescott Valley?

Pricing varies by care level, room type, and community. Most Prescott Valley assisted living homes do not publish their rates publicly. One larger community in the area lists assisted living suites starting around $3,800 per month. Families should contact each community directly for current pricing. SeniorVue can help families understand what to ask and what to expect.

Does ALTCS cover assisted living in Prescott Valley?

Arizona's ALTCS (Arizona Long-Term Care System) program may help eligible seniors with assisted living costs. Eligibility is based on both functional and financial criteria. Not all assisted living communities accept ALTCS. SeniorVue helps families understand the ALTCS process — for official eligibility questions, contact AHCCCS directly.

What hospital is near assisted living communities in Prescott Valley?

The primary regional hospital near Prescott Valley assisted living communities is Yavapai Regional Medical Center – East Campus, located at 7700 East Florentine Road in Prescott Valley. The West Campus in Prescott is approximately 9 miles away. Families should confirm which hospitals each community works with during the tour process.

How does SeniorVue help families find assisted living in Prescott Valley?

SeniorVue provides free, advisor-supported guidance for Yavapai County families navigating assisted living decisions in Prescott Valley. We help families understand care needs, compare communities, review payment options, and plan next steps — at no cost to families. We are a care navigation and guidance service; we do not operate communities.

Assisted Living

Assisted Living in Prescott Valley, AZ

Explore 16 licensed assisted living communities in Prescott Valley, Arizona. SeniorVue helps Yavapai County families understand care options, compare communities, and plan next steps — at no cost.

Get Free Guidance Browse Prescott Valley Listings (480) 376-8402

16 licensed assisted living communities
Residential care homes and larger communities
Local Yavapai County guidance — no cost to families

Assisted Living guidance for families in Prescott Valley, Arizona

Assisted Living communities in Prescott Valley, Arizona

At a Glance

What You'll Find in Prescott Valley

Residential Care Homes

Most assisted living in Prescott Valley consists of smaller licensed homes with 10 or fewer residents — offering intimate, personalized care in a neighborhood setting.

Larger Communities

Prescott Valley also has mid-size and larger assisted living communities, including options with memory care, structured programming, and a wider range of room types.

Yavapai Regional Medical Access

Many Prescott Valley communities are located near Yavapai Regional Medical Center – East Campus on Florentine Road, providing families with confidence in acute care proximity.

Know the Difference

Residential Care Homes vs. Assisted Living Communities

Prescott Valley's assisted living market includes both small residential care homes (typically 10 residents) and larger community-style buildings. Understanding the difference helps families find the right fit.

Residential Care Home

A licensed home in a neighborhood setting, typically caring for 6–10 residents. Staff-to-resident ratios are often higher and the environment is quieter and more intimate.

Small home environment — typically 6 to 10 residents
Higher personal attention from caregivers
Quieter, residential neighborhood setting
Often more affordable than larger communities

Assisted Living Community

A purpose-built or converted facility serving larger resident populations. May offer on-site amenities, structured activity programming, and dedicated memory care wings.

Larger resident population with more social opportunities
Structured activity and wellness programming
May include dedicated memory care unit
On-site amenities such as dining rooms and common areas

Factor	Residential Care Home	Assisted Living Community
Typical capacity	6–10 residents	25–125+ residents
Environment	Residential neighborhood home	Purpose-built community building
Activities	Household-style, informal	Structured programming
Memory care option	Select homes only	Often available on-site
Pricing	Varies — often competitive	Varies by room type and care level

Both types are licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services. The right choice depends on your loved one's care needs, personality, and family priorities.

Arizona Care Levels

Understanding Arizona Assisted Living Care Levels

Arizona licenses assisted living facilities to provide one or more of three care levels. The level your loved one needs affects which communities are eligible — and what it costs.

Level 1

Supervisory Care

For independent seniors who need oversight

Staff provide reminders, oversight, and 24-hour availability. Residents manage most personal care tasks independently.

Best for:

Cognitively and physically capable seniors with occasional support needs.

Level 2

Personal Care

For seniors needing hands-on daily assistance

Staff provide direct physical assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility in addition to medication support.

Best for:

Seniors who need regular help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).

Level 3

Directed Care

For seniors with significant cognitive impairment

Staff provide ongoing direction, supervision, and hands-on assistance throughout the day for residents who cannot recognize danger or direct their own care.

Best for:

Seniors with moderate-to-advanced dementia or significant cognitive decline.

Quick filters:

Community Name

ZIP Code

Facility Type

Care Type

Sort By

Overview

Assisted Living in Prescott Valley, Arizona

Prescott Valley is a growing community in Yavapai County, located in the Central Arizona Highlands at approximately 5,100 feet elevation — about 90 miles north of Phoenix along Highway 69. As part of the Quad Cities area (Prescott Valley, Prescott, Chino Valley, and Dewey-Humboldt), it offers families a distinct regional alternative to Phoenix-metro senior care markets.

Assisted living in Prescott Valley ranges from small licensed residential homes caring for as few as 6 to 10 residents to larger community-style buildings with structured programming and memory care wings. The mix gives families meaningful choices depending on their loved one's personality, care needs, and preference for setting.

All assisted living communities listed here are licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services and are located within Prescott Valley city limits. This page covers 16 licensed communities.

Page last updated: June 2026

Assisted Living Communities