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Discover unique independent living amenities, social activities, dining, and more independent living benefits. With 62 independent living facilities in Scottsdale, A Place for Mom makes it easier to find your new, maintenance-free home.
We are also serving Independent Living facilities in surrounding neighborhoods like Central Scottsdale, Pinnacle Peak and Desert View.
You may also consider nearby communities such as Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley or Carefree.
Types of care available in Scottsdale, AZ
Independent Living
We love how Oasis offers so many different activities both on-site and off-site for my mom to choose from to keep her active and social. The apartment isn't new or updated, but everything is in good shape. I would recommend it as a good option for independent living.
The staff are friendly and always willing to take a call, and I think the community is worth taking a look at. I would recommend this community to others.
Questions about operation of 2nd shift and weekend when management is not around. On the whole, staff is very efficient with residents, kitchen is clean as are the restrooms. I'm very fond of management as they act on many questions/complaints
8225 E. Indian Bend Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85250
INDEPENDENT LIVING, REIMAGINEDRevel Scottsdale is reimagining independent living in a vibrant community where personalized experiences meet comfortable living. A place where good food and good friends go hand-in-hand, and fun is never far from home. Here, you’ll laugh, learn, and make some of the...
I was impressed with Revel Scottsdale from my very first contact. By the time I arrived for my first tour, the friendly sales director had contacted me a couple of times by phone, so I felt welcome right...
8170 N. 90th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Welcome to Legacy Village of Salt River, recent recipient of the APFM "Best of Senior Living" 2023 award/recognition (2nd year). Open since 2021, Legacy Village of Salt River, a premier senior living community, provides independent living, assisted living and memory care services, while "Serving...
It is a newer facility that has only been open for about a year now. They are having turnover of staff just like everywhere else is. great activities provided. Overall it is a wonderful community with...
8300 East McDowell Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85257
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Everyone has their own perception of what living at a senior community is like. We here at McDowell Village would like to invite you in to take a look.Our apartments are second to none. They range in size from 648 to 1300 square feet, and all of the apartments feature fully-equipped kitchens,...
I would, and have, told people that McDowell Village was everything I was hoping for, and even some things I didn't think to hope for. I appreciate the welfare checks they make if my dad doesn't appear...
9000 E San Victor Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Tuscany at McCormick Ranch is Scottsdale's most luxurious full-service rental retirement community. The property features 57 apartment homes and 16 villas for rent. Select from a myriad of floor plans to suit your lifestyle with choices ranging from spacious one bedroom apartment homes to villas...
It is a smaller property. The residents seem very kind and welcoming. The facility is in a great location. Dedicated staff. I would recommend Tuscany at McCormick ranch to others looking for independent...
14500 N. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Our luxurious, resort-style community is situated in a residential neighborhood in North Scottsdale with stunning mountain views and kaleidoscopic sunsets. We're within walking distance of shopping, dining and banking less than 20 miles from downtown Phoenix. Atria Park of Sierra Pointe has...
My loved one is a resident at Atria Park of Sierra Pointe and the experience has been great, overall. However, the activities are geared towards women. I wish they had more things geared towards men. Other...
8890 E. Legacy Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
INDEPENDENT LIVING, REIMAGINEDRevel Legacy is reimagining independent living in a vibrant community where personalized experiences meet comfortable living. A place where good food and good friends go hand-in-hand, and fun is never far from home. Here, you’ll laugh, learn, and make some of the...
I moved in to Revel in [date removed] and I love the whole atmosphere. It is so easy and convenient as I don’t have to worry about taking care of my home any more. I use the fitness studio everyday. The...
3212 N Miller Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
The Springs is a beautiful property where you could be proud to call it 'home' with lovely furnishings throughout and an elegant dining room with delicious meals served. Affordable too! The Springs of Scottsdale is known for it's cleanliness and it's caring staff. Our Food Director prepares a...
One thing we really appreciated was the excellent meals the chef always cooked - everyone said when you ate in the dining hall it was excellent. However there is a new company in and while the dining staff...
9160 East Desert Cove Ave, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Welcome to The Ranch Estates at Scottsdale! If you're looking for a community that understands and honors you as a unique individual, you've come to the right place. We understand you probably have many questions, and we're here to help make the process as simple and straightforward as possible....
We are very satisfied with our selection here at the Ranch Estates. Would recommend you to arrange several trips to confirm your observations prior to signing a lease!
7370 East Gold Dust Avenue, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Step into a Sunrise Assisted Living community and you can't help but feel at home. We stop at nothing to make your experience warm and inviting, from our homelike exterior architecture, to our comfortable community areas and choice of suites to our exceptional outdoor gardens and landscaping....
Things that stand out to us about this facility: Safety/Security (front door is secured with alarm) and all guests sign in and get name tags, friendliness, feels like a family, pleasantly decorated, Holiday...
15436 North 64th Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Home Sweet HomeAre you ready to redefine independence? If so, our assisted living and memory care community in Scottsdale, Arizona is ready to welcome you with open arms. You’ll find that once you let go of the cumbersome chores like home maintenance and cleaning, you will have ample time to...
My wife and I have lived here over a year and a half and love it. The caregivers, waitstaff, nursing staff and [name removed] (activities) are all great.
2620 N 68th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85257
Welcome to Scottsdale Village Square, an award-winning Pacifica Senior Living community in Scottsdale, AZ, created to be an oasis of comfort that anyone can enjoy. We offer Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing services for all seniors looking for a place that...
Every minute from the initial phone call to the day we moved in my mom, we have experienced nothing short of superior service, exceptional care and wonderful people. I cannot recommend Scottsdale Village...
6001 E Thomas Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Located just minutes from historic Old Town Scottsdale, The Gardens of Scottsdale sits in the heart of one of 'America's Most Livable Cities' near two major Arizona State Routes. We pride ourselves in our commitment to preserve dignity, nurture the spirits of our residents, celebrate...
The attitude toward the residents from the caregivers is very cheerful and caring and they take the time to learn the peoples names. I just think this team is impressive. I like my apartment and the food...
23005 North 74th Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Vi at Silverstone, a Vi and Plaza Companies Community in north Scottsdale and located north of Phoenix, is a Life Plan Community, also known as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC). Vi at Silverstone is part of a 165-acre master-planned community on the former site of the Rawhide Western...
I have been a resident of Vi@ Silverstone for seven plus years; [date removed] The life style at this senior resort resembles sailing on a luxury cruise ship with daily excursions followed by cocktail...
13850 North Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Belmont Village Scottsdale is conveniently situated in the center of several world-class health care facilities, including Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Medical Center, Scottsdale Healthcare Thompson Peak Hospital, Mayo Clinic, and Mayo Hospital in North Phoenix. Abundant shopping, restaurants and...
I like this community because it is small and there is a nurse here all of the time. This community is spotless clean and the food is terrific. My mom loves it here. They have activities like art projects,...
10455 E Pinnacle Peak Pkwy, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
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Introducing ACOYA Scottsdale at Troon:A stunningly beautiful retirement community with a novel approach to life.Welcome to ACOYA, a dynamic community of lifestyle amenities, concierge services and striking desert beauty. Here, you’ll live just steps away from the Pinnacle Peak trailhead in one of...
It's a stunning facility, with so many social activities, sparkling clean, profession and friendly staff, great medical team. The neighborhood/ area is very upscale, near the Four Seasons, and unparalleled...
16800 E. Paul Nordin Parkway, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
Assisted LivingFor our Assisted Living residents, MorningStar offers four levels of help with the activities of daily living: minimal; moderate; more frequent and intensive; and extensive. In all cases, around-the-clock Care Managers ensure your safety and meet your needs.It is our staff's...
Very deserving organization above all others that I have ever come in contact with or toured, the awards that have been previously won speaks well for how they operate. I am honored to know and see the Love...
2802 East Juniper Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85032
Arizona Desert Falls is where your family is our family. We specialize in providing the best care available for those individuals on a fixed income or budget. We encourage you to visit our facebook page @azdesertfallsassistedliving to see pictures of different events we have put on for our...
Great place and take very good care of our father. Great food and staff and outstanding price for our father that does not have a lot of money. Very clean and communicates with us very well if any issues...
16621 North 38th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85032
We offer a distinctive approach to specialized memory care and assisted living, which builds on already more than ten years of dedicated service. Our grounds are beautifully manicured and maintained with walking paths, shaded seating areas, and views for enjoying the outdoors and seating areas...
In July, I unexpectedly was thrown into the world of memory care assisted living, and for those people who have had to experience this, it can be greatly overwhelming from the hospital to the behavioral...
13240 North Tatum Boulevard, Phoenix, AZ 85032
At our independent, assisted living and memory care community in Phoenix, Arizona, you can enjoy all the comforts of retirement without the burdens of home ownership, cleaning, cooking, and more. Instead of wasting your energy on the responsibilities you’ve carried for decades, you can wake up...
What we really like about the Brookdale Central community is the friendliness of the people there. It has a very positive cultural atmosphere to it with all the residents living there - that can really make...
5560 E Deer Valley Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85054
After searching for the past year and a half for the perfect place to make our retirement move, my wife [name removed] and I finally found Manor Village and we knew immediately that we had found our niche. ...
7001 E Mountain View Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Barton House is an Alzheimer's memory care community located in Scottsdale, Arizona in Maricopa county. Seniors that enjoy golf love living at Barton House, due to Orange Tree Golf Resort, Gainey Ranch Golf Club, and McCormick Ranch Golf Club all being within a short distance of the community....
What we really like about Barton House is that it is not a "big facility" it feels much more homelike. The rooms have very large backyard patios that are easily accessible. Based on the experience we have...
20802 N Cave Creek Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85024
Tucked into a beautiful mountain setting, LifeStream Complete Senior Living at Northeast Phoenix is tops when it comes to quaint and comfortable active retirement living. The one and two-bedroom garden homes feature attached private carports, cozy patios, utility rooms, and full kitchens....
Truly we couldn't be happier. My mom loves it there! Staff are passionate about what they do and it shows in both the facility and how they treat their residents. They go above and beyond what we imagined....
4050 East Bluefield Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85032
These Are The Best YearsThe seniors you see here may be part of our assisted living and memory care community in Phoenix, but we like to think of them as family. Each and every person who walks through our door is an individual with a unique story and background, and a host of personal interests....
We picked this community, because I visited two places. Desert Ridge is bright and cheery. I would recommend Desert Ridge. I am concerned the elevator has needed to be repaired a few times. Also, how the...
23733 North Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
Discover the pinnacle of senior living in beautiful Scottsdale, Arizona. Clearwater Pinnacle Peak provides a full spectrum of care in a luxurious setting with upscale amenities and five-star service. Whether you want an Independent Living community that pampers you in every way, or you want the...
We chose Cleawater Pinnacle Peak over others we saw because it was very clean, the staff were friendly, and we got to try the food during the tour and it was good as well. The staff have been very personal...
16455 E Ave of the Fountains, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
At Fountain View Village Retirement Community, you will find everything from independent living to assisted living to memory support all in one supportive vibrant community. We provide a continuum of care that makes Fountain View Village as right for you in years to come as it is today.The...
We have had no problems with the cleanliness of the community so far, the staff have been great as well as the care that is provided. The meals are good but they are that typical institutional meals, but the...
A Place for Mom’s proprietary data shows that residents of Scottsdale’s independent living facilities pay an average of $4,941 monthly.[02] This includes associated fees and service fee add-ons, but the individual cost a senior pays will depend on factors like the floor plan or amenities they select. Besides basic monthly rent prices, costs in Scottsdale’s independent living facilities may include access to either at-cost or complementary transportation, fitness centers, private dining rooms, and swimming pools. However, exact amenities will depend on each community’s specific offerings.
In the chart that follows, we’ll cover baseline costs for the Scottsdale area’s independent living facilities. These costs don’t include add-on fees, so they’re a great way to compare overall costs in surrounding areas.
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In this section, you’ll find information on the different ways to pay for an independent living stay in Scottsdale. Options include private payment, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits, Medicaid, and Medicare.
Those interested in Scottsdale’s independent living communities should know that Medicaid, Medicare, and long-term care insurance will not cover base living costs at these facilities because they don’t provide care. However, both Medicaid and Medicaid will still pay for medically necessary in-home care services for individuals in independent living facilities.
Continue reading for more specific insight into the varying ways to finance an independent living stay.
Those looking to move into an independent living facility in Scottsdale are free to rely on private payment methods to finance their stay.
Long-term care insurance doesn’t cover independent living facilities given that these communities don’t provide care or include care-related fees in their monthly costs. However, seniors can certainly consider other forms of private income sources when looking for ways to pay for their stay. These include personal savings, Social Security benefits, pensions, and returns on investment portfolios. Likewise, seniors can consider the following sources:
Below, we’ll share more specific information about the laws and regulations for different types of independent living communities in the area.
Independent living communities generally don’t require special licensing given that they’re not care facilities, but they’re still subject to applicable rental and housing laws.
In general, residents in Scottsdale’s independent living facilities will have all maintenance and repairs taken care of by the property itself. This also includes ensuring apartments are in a livable condition. However, residents are expected to maintain their units and not make alterations without consent from the community. If there are disputes between independent living communities and residents, they are resolved privately.
Independent living facilities may have age or income limits for prospective tenants, which will vary depending on the individual facility. Age limits ensure seniors can be around like-minded peers while still making sure they can live with their spouses, and these usually start at either 55 or 62. On the other hand, income limits exist so that seniors with lower incomes can still secure a quality living space. Independent living facilities may also require that residents meet certain health requirements to reside there (e.g., not being bedbound).
Arizona requires that every property manager who handles residential or commercial properties has a state-issued real estate license. Likewise, independent living facilities in Scottsdale may also receive one of four types of inspections meant to maintain alignment with the city’s housing regulations:
Scottsdale’s building permits and inspection records are available on this portal.
Arizona requires that landlords meet the following stipulations:
Arizona has a handbook covering tenants’ rights and responsibilities that outlines more specific information — from processes surrounding lease agreements and security deposits to eviction requirements.
Scottsdale’s independent living facilities must align with standards outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). In general, the ADA requires that buildings feature accessibility features necessary for those living with disabilities, including things like ramps, accessible entrances and common areas, and grab bars in bathrooms.
The same goes for the Fair Housing Act: Legislation that prohibits discrimination based on protected characteristics (these include things like race, age, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and familial status). As a result, an applicant’s age is not a reason for independent living communities in Scottsdale to deny housing, and these facilities must meet reasonable requests from those with disabilities. This might include facilities that generally don’t allow pets accommodating seniors who have service or emotional support animals.
You can read through a specific list of actions prohibited under the Fair Housing Act here.
It’s also important to note that some A Place for Mom-partnered Scottsdale independent living communities have assisted living and skilled nursing wings on site, which are regulated in the same way as standalone assisted living communities and nursing homes.
The Arizona Department of Health Services (DHS) is in charge of licensing, regulating, and inspecting residential care institutions in Arizona, including assisted living and memory care facilities. While its Bureau of Residential Facilities Licensing is in charge of licensing and regulating these communities, the DHS’s Division of Licensing Services also licenses and monitors them as well as conducting inspections. Facilities are inspected by the Division at least once every two years, but the frequency of inspections may increase if the ADHS receives a complaint or believes a facility isn’t complying with Arizona’s regulations.
During these inspections, surveyors from the ADHS examine facility staff, the quality of care and medication management residents receive, nutrition offered, and similar factors. They might also choose to conduct interviews with staff or residents, read through relevant documents, and observe care practices. If a facility is found to be noncompliant, it must correct any infractions. The ADHS may also charge penalties or take other actions if a facility is still found to be in violation of state regulations or doesn’t address its violations.
You can search for a specific facility’s licensing records using this state-provided portal.
Arizona Department of Health Services contact information
150 N. 18th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: 602-542-1025
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
In Scottsdale, independent living facilities do not have any strict regulations surrounding COVID-19. However, A Place for Mom highly recommends reaching out to the independent living facilities you’re interested in to see whether they have any individual COVID-specific guidelines.
The city of Scottsdale does have this list of health and safety suggestions that could be helpful for curbing COVID-19’s spread in the community. And besides publishing its own COVID guidelines, Arizona’s Department of Health Services (DHS) also stays abreast of updates created by the U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Note that independent living facilities that combine different care types may be subject to more specific COVID-19 regulations outlined by the DHS.
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It’s no secret why Scottsdale is a haven for retirees. After all, a warm and sunny climate, top-tier health care offerings, abundant natural beauty, and a vibrant cultural scene create a well-rounded desert town for seniors looking to relax and enjoy their golden years. All of this also means that Scottsdale isn’t lacking in senior-minded accommodations — including an array of independent living facilities that can meet seniors’ must-haves. In this section, we’ll share more information about the area’s independent living market and everything these facilities offer.
If you or your loved one is concerned about being at a facility that offers multiple levels of care, rest assured that Scottsdale has options. Of A Place for Mom’s 17 partner facilities in the area, just three are standalone independent living facilities. Five combine assisted living and independent living, and nine offer assisted living, independent living, and memory care — a very progressive care classification. Because the care these independent living facilities provide can adapt to meet the needs of seniors as they grow older, this provides an additional layer of security for residents.
Scottsdale is known for providing all the best that life has to offer, and its independent living facilities certainly keep up with that expectation. Besides their artfully designed and decorated facades and interiors, many of the area’s independent living facilities are known for their extensive list of comfortable amenities.
Specific luxury offerings will vary by facility, but examples include movie or theater rooms; swimming pools; cafés, bistros, patio dining, and restaurants with VIP service; spas; and bocce ball courts. It goes without saying that seniors looking for a life of luxury will feel right at home in Scottsdale’s independent living communities.
Independent living is great for seniors who are looking to take a bit more hassle out of their daily lives, and Scottsdale’s communities ensure seniors won’t have to worry about the little things. In certain communities, residents can enjoy convenient perks such as housekeeping, laundry services, on-site health and fitness classes, daily meals, beauty salons and barber shops, at-cost or complimentary transportation, and 24-hour staff. Independent living communities will also take on grounds maintenance, cover utility bills for residents, and handle repairs.
Besides this, seniors are free to choose from a variety of floor plans to find the space that’s right for them. Exact offerings will vary by facility, but options range from cozy studio apartments to large villas.
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Number of seniors over the age of 65 currently living in Scottsdale, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Percentage of seniors 65 and older within the Scottsdale population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Median annual income for Scottsdale seniors 65 and older, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
If you’re seeking quality health care options in Scottsdale, you won’t have to look far — in fact, the area is home to several world-renowned medical institutions. We’ll share information here on the area’s top hospital systems.
HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center is a top performer across seven different adult procedures and conditions — including knee replacements and care for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease — and is within Arizona’s top 10 hospitals.[]
It’s no surprise that the world-renowned Mayo Clinic’s Phoenix location is the area’s best medical facility. It also performs especially well in 19 procedures and conditions (and is even nationally ranked in 10 conditions).[]
Veterans seeking either primary or specialty care can head to the Carl T. Hayden Veterans’ Administration Medical Center, which is the area’s dedicated U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs hospital.
Looking to explore the beautiful surroundings in Scottsdale? It might be best to go by automobile, as most residents rely on their cars when doing errands or getting from point A to point B. However, you won’t even need your own set of wheels because all of our partner independent living facilities offer free transportation.
Scottsdale also has minimal public transit, but you can still get around on Scottsdale’s trolley system or the Valley Metro system, which serves the city of Phoenix and surrounding areas. Valley Metro has a fleet of buses, a light rail system, streetcars, vanpools, and paratransit offerings. While Scottsdale’s trolley is free and operates on a 20-minute cadence Monday through Friday, a one-way Valley Metro fare will set you back $2. If you’re 65 or older, on Medicare, or have a disability, however, you’re eligible for a discount.
Bikers should take note, as Scottsdale has great options for those who’d prefer cycling around. In fact, the League of American Bicyclists awarded the city “Gold Level Bicycle Friendly” status due to safe biking options, many miles of bike-specific roadway, and the many bike-accessible trails in the area.
The following three ratings are from Walk Score. They’re calculated out of 100 and show how easy or difficult it is to get around town using certain transportation methods.
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Although it’s on the smaller side compared to other cities in Arizona, Scottsdale boasts a variety of engaging activities seniors and their loved ones can enjoy.
Given the city’s large senior population, it’s no surprise that Scottsdale is home to two dedicated senior centers. The Granite Reef Senior Center has 13 multipurpose rooms and hosts many different activities, including current events discussion groups, table tennis, and Canasta. Located about a 15-minute drive north, the Via Linda Senior Center also offers up senior-specific activities, from knitting and crocheting to matinee movies. Seniors are also sure to enjoy Talking Stick Resort Casino, which offers exciting slots, 24/7 poker, a variety of table games, and other traditional casino offerings.
If you’re looking for something indoors for all ages, though, Scottsdale won’t leave you empty-handed. It’s home to many world-class museums, including famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West winter estate; the Smithsonian-affiliated Western Spirit, which covers both Western and Indigenous culture; and Penske’s memorabilia-filled Racing Museum. The OdySea Aquarium might be more geared toward families and younger audiences, however, so it could be a great place to bring the grandkids for a shark tour or sloth encounter.
For a night of enjoying the arts, you also have plenty of options in Scottsdale. The Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts hosts festivals, musicians, dancers, plays and more, while the more intimate Desert Stages Theatre is perfect for those interested specifically in plays and musicals. Those looking for daytime arts jaunts could head to Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art to check out some stunning architecture and design pieces.
Of course, Scottsdale is known for its breathtaking views of the Sonoran Desert — meaning many outdoor activities can also be found here that allow you to relax, learn, and take in some nature. The city offers its residents public pickleball courts, fishing and boating opportunities, tennis centers, and pools where you can beat the desert heat. Scottsdale’s Cactus Park is another public option: It’s home to 17 acres of greenery perfect for viewing and relaxing among picnic villas, ample bench seating, and one of the best public pools in the city. Sports fans might opt to head to Scottsdale Stadium for spring training instead to check out the San Francisco Giants before baseball season, and avid hikers can explore McDowell Sonoran Preserve from its ample trailheads.
But for nature that’s more on the polished side, why not check out Troon North Golf Club? Featuring amazing views of the Pinnacle Peak, this highly rated golf club is sure to impress both Scottsdale residents and guests alike. If you have grandkids in tow, you might consider the Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center instead, which offers appointment-only tours of its wildlife rehabilitation center, or Butterfly Wonderland, the largest butterfly conservatory in the States.
Ready to round out your day with some shopping and a meal? Scottsdale Fashion Square features outdoor dining and shopping options, while Old Town Scottsdale marries Old West flare with locally owned boutiques and restaurants. No matter your cup of tea, Scottsdale has a special brew especially for you.
Atria Chandler Villas, Legacy Retirement Residence of Mesa and Revel Scottsdale are the top rated independent living facilities near Scottsdale, Arizona. See full list of communities.
There are 62 independent living facilities near Scottsdale, Arizona. See the full list.
The best independent living facilities near you in Scottsdale, Arizona are Revel Scottsdale, Legacy Village of Salt River, and Atria Park of Sierra Pointe. These independent living communities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews.
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