Families comparing memory care in Prescott Valley can review 4 published profiles across 1 ZIP code in Yavapai County. Based on published facility type and capacity details, the directory includes 2 smaller care homes and 2 larger communities.
Prescott Valley communities offering memory care in the Central Arizona Highlands.
Memory Care Communities
Browse below to compare settings, care types, and community profiles.
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.
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.
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 4 published memory care communities in Prescott Valley, AZ.
At a Glance
Smaller licensed homes in Prescott Valley offering an intimate, home-like setting with structured routines and high caregiver-to-resident ratios — often preferred for mid-to-late stage dementia care.
Several Prescott Valley assisted living communities offer dedicated memory care services alongside their primary programs, providing secured environments and specialized programming within a larger campus setting.
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
4
Matching memory care records in Prescott Valley
Small care homes
2
Residential settings identified by facility type or licensed capacity
Larger communities
2
Center, campus or 11+ capacity settings
Current rate samples
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0% of these profiles have sourced rates confirmed within 90 days
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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 families choosing memory care typically compare small residential homes with larger licensed communities that offer dedicated memory care wings. Each model has distinct strengths depending on the stage of dementia and the resident's social preferences.
A licensed Assisted Living Home serving a small number of residents in a single-family setting. Common in established Prescott Valley neighborhoods.
A larger licensed assisted living community with a dedicated secured memory care wing, activity staff, and full amenity suite.
| Factor | Residential Memory Care Home | Larger Community with Memory Care |
|---|---|---|
| Resident capacity | Small (typically 6–10) | Larger (20+) |
| Secured environment | Varies by license | Standard in dedicated units |
| Activity programming | Basic / family-directed | Structured, daily schedule |
| Caregiver ratio | Higher (fewer residents per caregiver) | Varies by community |
| Details to Confirm | Residents who prefer quiet settings | Residents who thrive with social engagement |
Pricing for Prescott Valley memory care varies by community type, room type, and care level.
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.
Early-Stage Memory Loss
Staff provide oversight, reminders, and assistance as needed. Suitable for residents with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage memory concerns who are still largely independent.
May support:
Residents with mild cognitive impairment or early Alzheimer's who are still largely independent
Moderate Dementia
Hands-on assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication management alongside 24-hour staff oversight. This is the most common care level for Prescott Valley memory care residents.
May support:
Residents with moderate Alzheimer's or dementia who need daily physical assistance but are ambulatory
Advanced Dementia
Full care including support for residents who cannot direct their own care. Licensed for complex needs including feeding assistance, limited mobility support, and ongoing supervision throughout the day.
May support:
Residents with advanced dementia, limited mobility, or complex medical needs requiring licensed directed-care oversight
Overview
Situated at roughly 5,000 feet elevation in the Quad Cities area alongside Prescott, Chino Valley, and Dewey-Humboldt, Prescott Valley sits east of Prescott along Highway 69 and draws families from across the region seeking a cooler alternative to the Phoenix metro for a loved one living with dementia.
All four list Assisted Living as their primary care type but include Memory Care in their licensed services — families should confirm the specific memory care licensing and secured unit capabilities of any community they are considering.
Memory care in Prescott Valley is regulated by the Arizona Department of Health Services under the state's three-tier care level system — Supervisory, Personal Care, and Directed Care. Communities offering memory care must meet additional requirements for secured environments, dementia-trained staff, and structured programming designed to support residents with Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and other cognitive conditions.
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 memory care.
Memory Care 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.
External benchmark boundary
CareScout does not publish separate regional medians for memory care. We do not relabel its assisted-living figure or add an unsupported percentage. Use the current local rate evidence below and request itemized quotes for this care type.
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.
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How We Help
We help you understand memory care options, compare communities, and plan next steps — without pressure or obligation.
We understand the Prescott Valley and Quad Cities memory care landscape — including the differences between community types, ADHS licensing, and local medical resources.
We help you match your loved one's current and likely future care needs — early, moderate, or advanced dementia — to the right type of community and license level.
We help families understand ALTCS eligibility, VA benefits, long-term care insurance, and private pay options so you can plan with confidence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Nearby Arizona options
Compare nearby memory care directories when family proximity, preferred physicians, timing or current provider availability broadens the search.
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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