Meadow Assisted Living Care is a 10-bed, home-style assisted living residence in Sun City, Arizona, where daily support happens at the scale of a large household.
- Small home setting
- Assisted living
- Quiet routines
- 10-bed community
Why Families Choose Meadow Assisted Living Care
- Only 10 beds, so daily life runs at the pace of a household rather than a large building
- Residential home setting in Sun City, Arizona, on a neighborhood street
- Assisted living focused on daily personal care, meals, and medication routines
- Small group of residents who share meals, conversation, and the same living spaces
- Caregivers work with a few residents at a time, so routines stay familiar
About Meadow Assisted Living Care
Meadow Assisted Living Care is a home-style residence in Sun City, Arizona, with just 10 beds, and that small scale shapes nearly everything about how the place runs. Instead of a long corridor of apartments and a central dining hall built for hundreds, the community works at the size of a large household, where the people who live there and the people who help them see one another many times a day.
Assisted living is the one type of care offered here, which keeps the purpose of the house clear. Residents receive support with the everyday tasks that have become harder at home, such as getting dressed, moving around safely, and keeping up with daily routines, while still living in an ordinary residential setting rather than an institutional one. The help is meant to fit around the person instead of asking the person to fit around a schedule written for a much larger crowd.
A residential setting changes how a building feels from the moment someone walks in. Rooms open onto shared living spaces of a familiar, domestic size, and the sounds of the house are the sounds of a household: conversation in a common room, a kitchen in use, footsteps that a resident learns to recognize. For someone who has spent decades in a private home, this can feel far more natural than moving into a large complex with its own directory and elevators.
Because only 10 people live here, relationships carry more weight than programs. Staff have the chance to learn how each resident likes a morning to begin, which chair is favored in the afternoon, and which small habits make an ordinary day feel right. Neighbors in a house this size tend to know each other well, and a quiet resident is noticed rather than lost in a crowd. That kind of familiarity is difficult to build in a larger building, and it is the main thing a home-style community has to offer.
Sun City adds its own character to the setting. The surrounding area is a long-established Arizona community with a settled, residential rhythm, and a house on an ordinary street fits comfortably into it. Residents who have lived in the Phoenix area for years, and families who live nearby, can stay close to places and routines that already mean something to them, which makes the move feel like a change of address rather than a change of world.
A small house also means a small number of openings. With 10 beds in total, availability depends on when a room becomes free, and the pace of life stays measured because the community never grows beyond the size of the house itself. Visiting family members find a setting where they can sit in a living space with their relative instead of crossing a lobby, and a visit can feel like an afternoon at someone's home.
For families who want assisted living delivered in a quiet, household-scale setting in Sun City, Meadow Assisted Living Care offers a straightforward arrangement: a modest number of residents, a residential house, and hands-on daily support from people who come to know each person well. The community does not try to be everything at once. It concentrates on being a comfortable, personal place to live with help close at hand, and the 10-bed size is the clearest expression of that choice.
Environment
The community is an ordinary residential house in Sun City with 10 beds, so shared rooms are of a domestic size and the sounds and rhythms are those of a household rather than a large complex.
Services
Assisted living is the care offered here, with support for everyday tasks such as dressing, moving about safely, and keeping up with daily routines in a small house setting.
Resident Experience
With only 10 residents, people tend to know their housemates and caregivers well, and the day follows the pace of a household instead of a large building's schedule.
Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Randy Chipman for the latest figures.
Randy Chipman
Certified Senior Advisor, Arizona
Advisor Insight on
Meadow Assisted Living Care
Meadow Assisted Living Care suits families who value a household-sized setting in Sun City, and since there are only 10 beds, timing of openings matters, so early conversations help.
Amenities & Services
Review Highlights
Meadow Assisted Living Care feels like a family home: attentive caregivers, a bright and spotless house, homemade meals, and steady support through long stays and hospice care.
What People Like
- Caring, attentive caregivers who treat residents with respect
- Bright, clean, cheerful home
- Homemade meals
- Family-like atmosphere led by Wilma
Things to consider
- Medicaid, pets, and short-term stays are topics families ask about
- With 10 beds, openings are limited
Compare Meadow Assisted Living Care with Nearby Communities
Use this comparison to evaluate pricing, care availability, and key differences between similar communities in Sun City, AZ.
| Compared | Meadow Assisted Living CareSun City, AZ 5.0 (13) | Garden RidgePeoria, AZ· 1.0 mi 3.8 (40) | West Valley Helping HandsPeoria, AZ· 1.0 mi 5.0 (30) |
|---|---|---|---|
Care types | Assisted Living | Assisted Living, Memory Care | Assisted Living |
Total beds | 10 | 259 | 7 |
Medicaid | Not accepted | Not accepted | Not accepted |
Pet friendly | No | Yes | No |
Housing type | Residential | Community | Residential |
| View this community | View this community |
Meadow Assisted Living Care
Sun City, AZ
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 10
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Garden Ridge
Peoria, AZ· 1.0 mi
- Care types
- Assisted Living, Memory Care
- Total beds
- 259
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- Yes
- Housing type
- Community
West Valley Helping Hands
Peoria, AZ· 1.0 mi
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 7
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Location
16610 N MEADOW PARK DR, Sun City, AZ 85351
Get DirectionsNearby Essentials
- Hospital:Sun City has hospitals and medical offices within a short drive, so doctor visits and appointments stay close to home for residents.
- Dining:Casual restaurants and cafes are spread along the main roads of Sun City, an easy outing for families who want to take a resident out for a meal.
- Shopping:Grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday shops are a short drive away, which keeps errands and family supply runs simple.
A quiet residential street in Sun City, Arizona, where the community sits among neighboring houses rather than on a commercial corridor.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of care does Meadow Assisted Living Care offer?
Meadow Assisted Living Care provides assisted living in a small residential home in Sun City, Arizona. With only 10 beds, caregivers get to know each resident personally, and daily routines feel closer to a household than to a large building.
How many residents live at Meadow Assisted Living Care?
The home has 10 beds in total. That small size means meals, activities, and conversations happen in shared spaces among a handful of neighbors, with the same caregivers present day after day.
How much does Meadow Assisted Living Care cost?
Monthly cost depends on the level of support a resident needs. Your senior advisor can share the current rate details and explain what is included, so you know what to expect before planning a visit.
Does Meadow Assisted Living Care accept Medicaid?
Medicaid is not currently understood to be accepted here, but payment options can change, so it is worth confirming. Your senior advisor can check the current payment arrangements for you.
Are pets allowed at Meadow Assisted Living Care?
Pets are not believed to be allowed in the home. Since policies can be updated, your senior advisor can confirm the current rule before you plan a move.
Does Meadow Assisted Living Care offer respite stays?
Short-term respite stays are not believed to be offered. Your senior advisor can confirm whether anything has changed and talk through the move-in options that are available.
What are meals like at Meadow Assisted Living Care?
Meals are homemade and served in the home's shared spaces. Families often mention how much residents enjoy the cooking, which adds to the household feel of daily life.
What is the atmosphere like inside the home?
The house is bright, clean, and cheerful, and residents are encouraged to take part in daily activities. Wilma and her caregivers are known for treating each resident with warmth, respect, and dignity.
Can residents stay at Meadow Assisted Living Care for the long term?
Yes, many residents live here for a year or more, and caregivers have supported residents through serious illness and hospice care. The same familiar faces stay close throughout.
How do I arrange a visit or start the move-in process?
Reach out through the contact form on this page and your senior advisor will follow up within a business day. They can check current openings in the 10-bed home, set a visit time, and walk you through the steps to moving in.
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