Paradise West Assisted Senior Living is a 10-bed, home-style assisted living community in a residential part of Peoria, Arizona, where ten residents share one household.
- Small home setting
- Assisted living
- Quiet routines
- 10-bed household
Why Families Choose Paradise West Assisted Senior Living
- A 10-bed residence in Peoria, Arizona, set up as a home rather than an apartment building
- Assisted living with hands-on help for bathing, dressing, and daily routines
- A small household where caregivers and residents see each other every day
- Shared meals around a common table in a residential setting
- Medication support and housekeeping handled by the care team
About Paradise West Assisted Senior Living
Paradise West Assisted Senior Living is a 10-bed assisted living home in Peoria, Arizona, and that number shapes nearly everything about it. With only ten residents under one roof, the community works at the scale of a large household rather than an institution, and the rhythm of the place is set by the people who live there instead of by the logistics of a big building. The home sits in a residential setting, so the surroundings are those of an ordinary neighborhood rather than a commercial campus.
Visitors arrive at something that looks and feels like a house, and residents live somewhere that resembles the kind of place many of them spent most of their adult lives. For an older adult who has found large buildings with long corridors unsettling, a home-style layout can make the first week of a move feel far less abrupt. Assisted living here means help with the everyday tasks that have become harder at home, offered in a way that fits a small household.
In a community of ten, the people providing that help come to know each resident's habits, preferences, and routines in a way that is difficult to reproduce in a building with dozens of apartments. A caregiver who sees the same ten faces knows who likes to rise early, who takes time to wake up, and who prefers the quiet end of the room. Small scale also changes how a day moves. There is no crowd to navigate at mealtimes, no distant wing to walk to, and no large group event that everyone is expected to attend.
Conversation tends to happen naturally among housemates, and a visiting son or daughter can expect to meet the same few people each time they stop by rather than a rotating cast. Family members often find that this familiarity makes visits easier, because the staff and residents become recognizable and the questions that come up can be asked of someone who already knows the answer. The home is a good match for someone who needs steady, hands-on support but would be overwhelmed by the noise and size of a larger community.
It suits an older adult who values being known by name, who is comfortable sharing a living space with a handful of others, and who would rather have a calm household than a full social schedule. Couples and siblings making decisions together may also appreciate that the whole community can be understood in a single visit. A home of this size has a different feel from the larger communities across the Peoria area, which often run to dozens of apartments and several floors.
Ten beds mean fewer amenities of the resort variety, but they also mean that attention is not spread thin across a large census. What a resident gains is proximity: to caregivers, to the other residents, and to the ordinary routines of a house, from the kitchen to the living room. Paradise West Assisted Senior Living offers a starting rate that is published through the price box on this page, and the local advisor can walk through what that rate includes and how it changes with the level of support a resident needs.
Anyone interested in the home can request a visit through the form on this page, which is the simplest way to see how the household works, meet the people who run it, and picture an older relative settling into one of its ten beds.
Environment
The community is a residential, home-style house in Peoria with just 10 beds, so the feel is that of a large household on a neighborhood street rather than a corridor-based building with many floors.
Services
Assisted living here provides hands-on help with everyday activities in a small household, where the same caregivers work with all ten residents and come to know each person's habits and preferences well.
Resident Experience
With only ten residents sharing the home, conversation happens naturally among housemates, routines follow individual habits, and there are no crowded dining rooms or distant wings to navigate.
Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Randy Chipman for the latest figures.
Randy Chipman
Certified Senior Advisor, Arizona
Advisor Insight on
Paradise West Assisted Senior Living
Paradise West Assisted Senior Living suits older adults who do best with a quiet, familiar household, and a short visit is usually enough to see how the ten-resident home runs from morning to evening.
Amenities & Services
Review Highlights
Residents settle in quickly and feel at home, and the owners and caregivers are known for warmth toward both residents and the relatives who visit.
What People Like
- Owners who welcome visiting family
- Caregivers who treat residents with kindness and respect
- A home-like feel from the first day
- Generous staffing for a 10-bed home
Things to consider
- Families often ask how openings are handled in a 10-bed home
Compare Paradise West Assisted Senior Living with Nearby Communities
Use this comparison to evaluate pricing, care availability, and key differences between similar communities in Peoria, AZ.
| Compared | Paradise West Assisted Senior LivingPeoria, AZ 4.8 (18) | G & G Comfortable Care HomeGlendale, AZ· 1.4 mi No Google rating yet | Bee Hive Homes of ArrowheadGlendale, AZ· 1.4 mi 5.0 (1) |
|---|---|---|---|
Care types | Assisted Living | Assisted Living | Assisted Living |
Total beds | 10 | 10 | 22 |
Medicaid | Not accepted | Not accepted | Not accepted |
Pet friendly | No | No | No |
Housing type | Residential | Residential | Community |
| View this community | View this community |
Paradise West Assisted Senior Living
Peoria, AZ
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 10
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
G & G Comfortable Care Home
Glendale, AZ· 1.4 mi
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 10
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Bee Hive Homes of Arrowhead
Glendale, AZ· 1.4 mi
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 22
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Community
Location
7482 W PORT AU PRINCE LN, Peoria, AZ 85381
Get DirectionsNearby Essentials
- Hospital:Peoria and the nearby West Valley cities have hospitals and urgent care clinics within a short drive, so medical visits stay close to home.
- Dining:Everyday restaurants and cafes around Peoria make a meal out easy to arrange for residents who enjoy getting out with family.
- Shopping:Grocery stores, pharmacies, and general shops in Peoria cover errands and personal supply needs close by.
Paradise West sits on a residential street in Peoria, Arizona, where the home-style setting fits in among the surrounding houses.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of care does Paradise West Assisted Senior Living offer?
Paradise West Assisted Senior Living provides assisted living in a small residential home in Peoria, Arizona. With 10 beds in total, residents live in a household setting rather than a large building, and caregivers get to know each person well.
How much does Paradise West Assisted Senior Living cost?
Pricing starts at $3,200 per month. The final amount depends on the level of support a resident needs, so your senior advisor can walk through what a specific care situation would look like and which details to confirm with the community.
Does Paradise West accept Medicaid?
Medicaid is not believed to be accepted here, though payment options are worth confirming directly. Your senior advisor can check the current arrangement for you and explain how families typically cover the monthly cost.
Are pets allowed at Paradise West Assisted Senior Living?
Pets are not believed to be allowed in the home. Since policies can change, your senior advisor can confirm the current rule and ask whether visiting animals are welcome during family stays.
Does Paradise West offer short respite stays?
Respite stays are not believed to be offered, so it is best to confirm before planning one. Your senior advisor can ask the owners whether a short-term arrangement is ever possible and what move-in timing looks like.
How many residents live at Paradise West?
The home has 10 beds in total. That small size means mealtimes, daily routines, and visits with the owners and caregivers feel more like life in a family household than in a large community.
What is the setting like at Paradise West Assisted Senior Living?
Paradise West is a residential, home-style setting in Peoria, Arizona. Residents share a household with a small group of neighbors, and relatives often mention how at ease they feel when they visit.
What is the staffing like at Paradise West?
Families often notice a generous number of caregivers for a home of 10 beds. The owners are closely involved, and the team is known for kind, respectful, and compassionate day-to-day care.
How do I start the move-in process at Paradise West?
Reach out through the contact form on this page and your senior advisor will follow up within a business day. They can arrange a visit to the home, talk through your loved one's needs, and confirm current openings and starting costs.
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