Adam's House
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Families comparing assisted living in Prescott Valley can review 16 published profiles across 2 ZIP codes in Yavapai County. Based on published facility type and capacity details, the directory includes 13 smaller care homes and 3 larger communities.
Review published assisted living profiles in Prescott Valley. Compare provider-reported services and fees, and confirm current details directly with each provider.
Assisted Living Communities
Browse licensed assisted living communities in Prescott Valley below. SeniorVue lists only published, content-verified records. Contact information and addresses are sourced from Arizona DHS licensing records and operator websites.
7697 East Nightingale Star Lane, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Adam's House is a licensed assisted living home in Prescott Valley, Arizona, with capacity for 8 residents. Its website says it serves survivors of traumatic brain injury.
7859 East Las Flores Avenue, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Aimee's Arizona Angels is a licensed assisted living home in Prescott Valley, Arizona, with capacity for 7 residents.
3951 North Viewpoint Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Ativo Senior Living of Prescott Valley is a planned 117-unit assisted living community in Prescott Valley offering assisted living, independent living, and memory care. It is positioned near Bob Edwards Park in a 5.3-acre campus setting.
7943 East Gazelle Road, Prescott Valley, AZ 86315
Brookings is a licensed Assisted Living Home in Prescott Valley, Arizona with a capacity of 10 residents.
3160 North Pine View Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Drew Assisted Living Institution is a licensed assisted living home in Prescott Valley, Arizona with capacity for 10 residents.
7509 East Long Look Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Glassford Place is an assisted living community in Prescott Valley serving older adults who want support with daily living in a residential setting. Publicly verifiable operator details were limited, so this profile focuses on licensed facts and nearby care resources.
7832 East Las Palmas Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Lighthouse Home Care is a licensed Assisted Living Home in Prescott Valley, Arizona with capacity for 10 residents. Publicly available operator information is limited.
7020 East Longlook Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
New Horizons Adult Care Home #2 is a licensed Arizona assisted living home in Prescott Valley with capacity for 10 residents.
6530 East Stratford Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
North Star Adult Care Home is a licensed assisted living home in Prescott Valley, Arizona, with license AL6884H and capacity for 10 residents.
7539 East Clear Sky Trail, Prescott Valley, AZ 86315
Prescott Caring Homes is a licensed Arizona assisted living home in Prescott Valley with a capacity of 5 residents. Public web presence is limited, so details beyond licensure are not readily published.
6081 North Dodge Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Prescott Valley Assisted Living is a licensed Arizona assisted living home in Prescott Valley with capacity for 10 residents.
8554 North Ridge Rider Trail, Prescott Valley, AZ 86315
Pronghorn Assisted Living LLC is a licensed Arizona Assisted Living Home in Prescott Valley with capacity for 10 residents.
8196 East Yavapai Road, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Scotts Harbor is a licensed Assisted Living Home in Prescott Valley, Arizona with capacity for 10 residents. Publicly available operator details are limited.
3500 North Windsong Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
The Landings of Prescott Valley is an assisted living and memory care community in Prescott Valley, offering personalized support in a warm residential setting. The community emphasizes attentive care, resident engagement, and a secure environment for memory care.
7766 East Welsh Mountain Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86315
The Meadows of Prescott Valley LLC is a licensed Assisted Living Home in Prescott Valley, Arizona with capacity for 10 residents.
4016 North Sheridan Lane, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Villa Fiore Assisted Living II is a licensed Arizona assisted living home in Prescott Valley with capacity for 10 residents. Public listings indicate residential care with private and shared room options.
Showing 16 published assisted living communities in Prescott Valley, AZ.
At a Glance
Most assisted living in Prescott Valley consists of smaller licensed homes with 10 or fewer residents — offering intimate, personalized care in a neighborhood setting.
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.
Discuss which needs can be supported now and what changes could require another setting.
Local comparison
This snapshot compares the published local inventory on SeniorVue. It is not a ranking, endorsement or complete census. Use it to narrow the questions you ask, then confirm licensing, availability, services and the full monthly price directly.
Published profiles
16
Matching assisted living records in Prescott Valley
Small care homes
13
Residential settings identified by facility type or licensed capacity
Larger communities
3
Center, campus or 11+ capacity settings
Current rate samples
0
0% of these profiles have sourced rates confirmed within 90 days
Two alphabetical examples are preloaded—not recommended or ranked. Compare up to three.
Methodology reviewed August 11, 2026. Inventory reflects published SeniorVue profiles loaded for this city and care type. Missing information means “not reported,” not “not offered.” Always request a written, itemized quote and verify the Arizona license record.
Know the Difference
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.
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.
A purpose-built or converted facility serving larger resident populations. May offer on-site amenities, structured activity programming, and dedicated memory care wings.
| 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
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.
For independent seniors who need oversight
Staff provide reminders, oversight, and 24-hour availability. Residents manage most personal care tasks independently.
May support:
Cognitively and physically capable seniors with occasional support needs.
For seniors needing hands-on daily assistance
Staff provide direct physical assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility in addition to medication support.
May support:
Seniors who need regular help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).
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.
May support:
Seniors with moderate-to-advanced dementia or significant cognitive decline.
Overview
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.
Page last updated: June 2026
Understanding Costs
See the available local rate evidence, which fees to compare and what to confirm in writing before choosing assisted living.
Assisted Living costs in Prescott Valley are provider-specific and can change with the residence, room choice, included services and assessed support needs.
Request a written, itemized estimate from every provider you are considering. Confirm which charges are recurring, which are one-time and what may change after a reassessment.
2025 regional planning benchmark
$6,225/month
$74,700 annual median
CareScout’s Prescott Valley–Prescott region median is a private-pay planning benchmark for a private one-bedroom in licensed assisted living. It is not a provider quote, a city-specific average or a guaranteed all-in charge. Survey data was collected July–November 2025.
Why no local range? None of the matching profiles currently has a sourced starting rate confirmed within 90 days. Request written quotes instead of relying on stale or unsourced figures.
Paying for care
Compare Arizona payment paths before choosing a Prescott Valley provider. Program eligibility and provider participation must be verified directly.
Compare private pay, ALTCS, Medicare, veterans benefits and long-term care insurance.
Understand Arizona Medicaid long-term care and where to verify current rules.
See how financial and medical eligibility work together.
Follow the application steps and gather the documents AHCCCS may request.
Review current income rules and why individual circumstances matter.
Learn which resources may be counted or excluded.
Understand the PAS assessment and level-of-care review.
Explore services ALTCS may authorize in approved settings.
Tour Prep
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How We Help
We help families understand the difference between residential care homes and larger communities, and what Arizona's care level licensing means for their loved one's needs.
A SeniorVue Care Navigator can help your family compare published options and organize practical next steps.
We help families understand private pay, ALTCS, VA benefits, and long-term care insurance — including whether specific communities accept public programs.
A SeniorVue Care Navigator can help your family compare published options and organize practical next steps.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Nearby Arizona options
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Reviewed by the SeniorVue Editorial Team on August 11, 2026. We prioritize official Arizona and federal sources, clearly label provider-reported information and avoid presenting incomplete samples as market-wide facts.
Local inventory is based on published SeniorVue profiles. Provider details, availability and prices can change; verify all material facts before making a care decision.
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