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Free Arizona senior care resources
Sometimes the right next step is getting help at home, asking questions about care, or contacting an agency that protects residents. Here are trusted public starting points.
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Arizona Adult Protective Services (APS) receives reports of suspected abuse, neglect, self-neglect or exploitation of vulnerable adults outside licensed care-facility complaints. For immediate danger, call 911.
The Arizona Department of Health Services accepts complaints about licensed assisted living facilities. The Long-Term Care Ombudsman also advocates for residents in long-term care settings.
The Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS) is a Medicaid program for people who meet medical and financial eligibility rules. Approval is not automatic and provider participation must be confirmed with the applicable health plan.
Area Agencies on Aging can connect older Arizonans and caregivers with local programs, community support and options counseling. Start with your county's agency.
Arizona Care Check is the official place to search facility licenses, public inspection records, deficiencies and enforcement information. A missing entry in a third-party directory does not prove that a community is deficiency-free.
We can help you organize the questions and identify possible next steps. We do not replace state regulators, emergency services, legal professionals, medical assessments or benefits-eligibility decisions. You don't have to be ready to move into a community to begin learning.