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Senior Living in Sedona

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Sedona has two published senior-living communities on Local Senior Advisor, in Coconino County. Between them, they cover assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living. The U.S. Census Bureau estimated Sedona's population at 9,619 in 2025, and Coconino County had about 23,780 residents age 65 and older.

The Communities in Sedona

  • Haven Of Sedona: nursing care institution, 112 licensed beds, listed for skilled nursing.

  • Sedona Winds: assisted living center, 92 licensed beds, listed for assisted living, memory care, and independent living.

With two published listings, the choice inside Sedona itself is limited, so many families also look at nearby towns.

Licensing and Building Size

By license type, Sedona's published listings include one assisted living center and one nursing care institution. Licensed capacity ranges from 92 to 112 beds, about 204 beds in total across the listings with a published bed count.

Hospitals Nearby

Measured in a straight line from the average location of Sedona's published communities, the closest hospitals are Verde Valley Medical Center - Sedona Campus (about 7 miles) and Verde Valley Medical Center (about 16 miles), based on OpenStreetMap hospital data. Ask each community which hospital its residents usually use and how it handles doctor visits and transportation.

Paying for Care

Local Senior Advisor does not yet have verified, community-by-community pricing for Sedona. As a statewide reference, the 2024 CareScout Cost of Care Survey (formerly Genworth) put Arizona's median for assisted living at $6,370 a month, above the national median of $5,900, and nursing home care at $7,604 a month for a semi-private room and $10,494 for a private room. Actual rates depend on the room, the level of care and the facility. The Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS), part of the state's Medicaid program AHCCCS, can help eligible residents pay for long-term care; ask each community whether it accepts ALTCS.

Nearby Options

The closest other cities with published communities are Cornville (1 listing, about 9 miles away), Cottonwood (9 listings, about 16 miles away), and Camp Verde (3 listings, about 17 miles away), measured between community locations.

Getting Help

Local Senior Advisor is a free service to families. A local advisor can help a family in Sedona narrow the list by care needs, budget and location, explain Arizona license types and service levels, and set up tours.

Nearby Cities

Senior living communities within 25 miles of Sedona.

Common Questions About Senior Living in Sedona

How many senior living communities are in Sedona, Arizona?

Local Senior Advisor lists two published communities in Sedona: one with assisted living, one with memory care, one with skilled nursing, and one with independent living. Some communities offer more than one level of care.

How much does senior living cost in Sedona?

Local Senior Advisor does not yet have verified community-level pricing for Sedona. Statewide, the 2024 CareScout Cost of Care Survey reported Arizona medians of $6,370 a month for assisted living and $7,604 a month for a semi-private nursing home room. Ask each community for current pricing in writing.

What hospitals are near senior living in Sedona?

Based on OpenStreetMap data, the closest hospitals to Sedona's published communities are Verde Valley Medical Center - Sedona Campus (about 7 miles in a straight line) and Verde Valley Medical Center (about 16 miles in a straight line). Ask each community which hospital its residents typically use.

Who licenses assisted living in Sedona?

The Arizona Department of Health Services licenses assisted living homes (10 or fewer residents) and assisted living centers (11 or more), each for supervisory, personal or directed care services. It also licenses nursing care institutions, which are usually certified by CMS as well.

Does Arizona Medicaid help pay for senior care?

The Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS), part of AHCCCS, can help pay for nursing home care and for services in assisted living for people who meet its financial and medical rules. Not every facility accepts ALTCS, so confirm with each community.

What should we ask on a tour?

Ask which service levels the facility is licensed for, how care plans are updated when needs change, how many caregivers work at night and on weekends, how medications are handled, and what the monthly rate includes.

Can someone help us compare options in Sedona?

Local Senior Advisor is a free service to families. A local advisor can talk through care needs and budget and help set up tours.

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