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SCOTTSDALE VILLAGE SQUARE in Scottsdale, Arizona

SCOTTSDALE VILLAGE SQUARE

2620 N 68TH ST, Scottsdale, AZ 85257

Scottsdale Village Square is a Pacifica Senior Living community near Old Town Scottsdale offering assisted living and memory care for up to 140 residents, with pet-friendly apartments and respite stays.

  • Pet-friendly
  • Central location
  • Respite stays
  • Social calendar

Why Families Choose SCOTTSDALE VILLAGE SQUARE

  • Assisted living and memory care for up to 140 residents
  • Close to Old Town Scottsdale and the Desert Botanical Garden
  • Pet-friendly apartments for cats and dogs
  • Short-term respite and trial stays
  • Library, games room, and coffee bar
  • Scheduled outings to shops and events

About SCOTTSDALE VILLAGE SQUARE

Scottsdale Village Square sits on North 68th Street in south Scottsdale, close to Old Town and a short drive from the Desert Botanical Garden, and that central location is one of the first things residents notice. The community is part of Pacifica Senior Living and is licensed for 140 residents across assisted living and memory care. Assisted living here is built around a care plan written with each resident and family.

Staff help with medications and day-to-day tasks, and the plan is adjusted as needs change, so a resident who starts with light support can add more without leaving the building. Staff are on site around the clock. Memory care occupies its own secured spaces designed with dementia and Alzheimer's disease in mind. Care plans take each person's habits and behaviors into account, and memory-friendly activities give structure to the day while leaving room for independence.

The community also offers short respite stays. Families use them when a caregiver needs a break, when someone is coming home from the hospital and needs support for a few weeks, or as a trial stay before deciding on a longer move. Pets are part of the picture. Apartments are pet-friendly for both cats and dogs, with some breed and weight limits, which matters to residents who would not consider a move without a companion animal.

Floor plans range from studios up to two-bedroom apartments. Inside, residents gather in a library, a games room, a coffee bar, and several smaller sitting areas, so there is always somewhere to read, play cards, or visit with family. A full social calendar runs through the week, and scheduled outings take residents to nearby shops, restaurants, attractions, and events. Location keeps errands and appointments simple.

Grocery stores, pharmacies, medical offices, and retail centers are close, and the community sits near main routes to Tempe, Mesa, and central Phoenix. The community is in south Scottsdale just off Thomas Road. HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center is about a mile away, Paiute Park is within half a mile, and Papago Park is under two miles off. An Albertsons and the Civic Center Library are a short drive, and Valley Metro buses stop at 68th Street and Thomas Road.

Scottsdale Village Square suits people who want a mid-sized community in the middle of things, with a pet welcome and both assisted living and memory care under one roof. Spending time in the common rooms during an afternoon activity is a good way to see the pace, and families who want help weighing options can reach out to a local advisor.

Environment

A mid-sized community on North 68th Street near Old Town Scottsdale, with studio to two-bedroom apartments, a library, games room, coffee bar, and sitting areas.

Services

Assisted living with individual care plans and medication help, plus secured memory care spaces, 24-hour staff, and short-term respite stays.

Resident Experience

Residents follow a full social calendar with regular outings to shops, restaurants, and local attractions, and many keep a cat or dog in their apartment.

Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Lee Thompson for the latest figures.

Lee Thompson

Lee Thompson

Certified Senior Advisor, Arizona

Advisor Insight on
SCOTTSDALE VILLAGE SQUARE

Scottsdale Village Square works well for people who want a central location and a pet at home; the respite program also lets a family try the community before a longer move.

Best for: Assisted living and memory care in one building, pet-friendly apartments, and scheduled outings.
Consider if: Someone seeking a very small, quiet home with a handful of residents may find this setting busier.
Ask on tour: How do care plans and monthly costs change if a resident moves from assisted living to memory care?
Comparison: More central than many Scottsdale options, with respite stays and a pet policy that covers cats and dogs.

Amenities & Services

Compare SCOTTSDALE VILLAGE SQUARE with Nearby Communities

Use this comparison to evaluate pricing, care availability, and key differences between similar communities in Scottsdale, AZ.

SCOTTSDALE VILLAGE SQUARE

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Care types
Assisted Living, Memory Care
Total beds
140
Medicaid
Not accepted
Pet friendly
No
Housing type
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Total beds
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Medicaid
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Pet friendly
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Care types
Assisted Living
Total beds
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Medicaid
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Pet friendly
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Housing type
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Location

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2620 N 68TH ST, Scottsdale, AZ 85257

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Nearby Essentials

  • Hospital:Medical offices and healthcare providers in south Scottsdale are close to the community.
  • Dining:Old Town Scottsdale restaurants are nearby, and outings regularly include local dining.
  • Shopping:Grocery stores, pharmacies, and retail centers are close, with easy routes to Tempe and Mesa.

South Scottsdale near Old Town, with quick access to the Desert Botanical Garden and central Phoenix.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What care does Scottsdale Village Square offer?

It offers assisted living and memory care, along with short-term respite stays.

How many residents can the community serve?

It is licensed for 140 residents.

Are pets allowed?

Yes. Apartments are pet-friendly for cats and dogs, with some breed and weight restrictions. Confirm the details with the community.

Can someone stay short term?

Respite stays are offered for caregiver breaks, recovery after a hospital stay, or as a trial before a longer move.

Who operates the community?

Scottsdale Village Square is part of Pacifica Senior Living.

How much does it cost?

Costs depend on the apartment and the care plan. Current pricing should be confirmed directly with the community or through a local advisor.

Does the community accept Medicaid?

Whether Arizona long-term care benefits can be used here should be confirmed directly with the community.

Where can families get help comparing options?

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