Fellowship Square Tucson

Fellowship Square Tucson is a senior living community on East Broadway Boulevard in Tucson, Arizona, operated by Christian Care Companies. Its assisted living license is not in the state data used for this page, so families should confirm the current license on AZ Care Check. Fellowship Square Tucson sits on a 22-acre campus on East Broadway Boulevard in east Tucson, minutes from shopping, dining, and entertainment.

It offers independent living apartments, assisted living, and in-home supportive services on one campus. Fellowship Square is part of Christian Care Companies, a faith-based nonprofit founded in Arizona in 1979 that began with a single skilled nursing building on its Phoenix campus and has grown to six retirement communities in the state. The organization says it welcomes residents of any faith or none and reinvests in residents, programs, and services.

Residents enjoy chef-prepared meals, wellness programs, and social events, and one resident quoted on the site describes a spacious apartment with a 20-foot bedroom and walk-in closet. In Arizona, assisted living centers serve eleven or more residents and are licensed by the Department of Health Services at one of three service levels. Supervisory care covers general supervision and help in an emergency, personal care adds hands-on help with activities such as bathing, dressing, and medications, and directed care is for residents who can no longer recognize danger or direct their own care.

Knowing a community's level helps families judge whether it can keep meeting a loved one's needs over time. Because Fellowship Square Tucson offers more than one level of living, it can suit couples whose needs differ, or someone who is independent today but wants a plan if more support is needed later. A move from one level to another usually begins with a new assessment, so it helps to ask how that process works.

Arizona rules require an assisted living facility to prepare a written service plan for each resident that describes the care and services to be provided, and to review and update it as needs change. Families can ask to take part in that review and to learn who to call when something in the plan no longer fits. Families can look up a community's license and inspection history on the state's AZ Care Check website before a visit, and reading recent inspection reports can show how a community has responded to any past findings.

The Tucson address keeps the community within reach of the area's hospitals, shopping, and services. When visiting Fellowship Square Tucson, it helps to ask who completes the move-in assessment, how often care plans are updated, how many caregivers are on duty overnight, and how the team communicates with families. Local Senior Advisor is a free service to families, and a local advisor can help you weigh Fellowship Square Tucson against other options around Tucson and plan the questions to bring on a visit.