Admissions and cost
Moving in and paying for care.
We know this is a big decision. Here's how moving in works, how to pay for care, and answers to the questions families ask us most.
How moving in works
We'll go at whatever pace works for your family.
Give us a call
Tell us about your loved one: what a typical day looks like, what's changed lately, and what you're most worried about.
Come visit
Take a look around, meet our caregivers and ask us anything.
Make a care plan
We'll look over your loved one's needs and the medical information from their doctor, make sure we're a good fit, and write up a care plan together.
Move in
We'll go over the agreement and the monthly cost with you, then help set up the room with familiar things from home.
Paying for care
We accept ALTCS and private pay, and we'll go over every cost with you before you sign anything.
ALTCS
ALTCS, the Arizona Long Term Care System, is Arizona's Medicaid program for long-term care. It's run by AHCCCS, which decides who qualifies based on medical need and income.
ALTCS can cover the cost of care in an assisted living home. Room and board is usually paid separately. We're happy to explain how it would work for your family.
Private pay
The monthly rate depends on the room and how much care your loved one needs. We'll figure that out together during the assessment.
Call us for current rates. We'll give you the price in writing before you decide anything.
Common questions
Don't see your question? Just give us a call.
Is Frontier Haven licensed?
Yes. We're licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as an assisted living home, license number ALH20261. You can look up our license, or any Arizona care home's, on AZ Care Check.
What's an assisted living home?
It's a licensed care home for ten or fewer residents, run in a regular house. Residents get a room, meals, help with daily care, and someone looking after them day and night. Larger places with eleven or more residents are called assisted living centers.
Can you care for someone who needs total care?
Yes. We care for residents who need help with everything, including bathing, dressing, toileting, getting in and out of bed, and eating. Give us a call and tell us about your loved one, and we'll be honest about whether we're the right fit.
Can hospice or home health come to your home?
Yes. Hospice and home health agencies can come right here. If your loved one already has a team, we'll work with them.
What should we bring on move-in day?
Clothes, a favorite chair or other furniture, family photos, a list of current medications, and insurance or ALTCS cards. We'll go over anything else when you visit.
When can family visit?
Family is always welcome. For your first visit, give us a call ahead of time so we can make time to show you around.
Ask about an open bed.
Give us a call to see if we have a bed available and set up a visit.