Arizona State Veteran Home - Phoenix

Arizona Department of Veterans' Services (ADVS) connects Veterans with direct services, including 30+ professional benefit counselors statewide, two skilled-nursing Veterans' Home facilities in Phoenix and Tucson for short and long-term care (plus new homes in Flagstaff and Yuma), and three Arizona Veterans' Memorial Cemeteries: in Sierra Vista, Camp Navajo ne, and Camp Navajo ne. The Arizona Department of Veterans' Programs coordinates Veterans' services and organizations throughout the state and provides crucial state-wide technical assistance. This includes coordinating resources across the commercial and governmental sectors to serve specific demographics such as Veterans facing homelessness and the unique requirements for the expanding community of Women Veterans.

Reviews for the facility are exceptional, with many praising the friendly and professional staff. Family members of residents are happy with the care and treatments provided, noting the daily living support and activities available. A former rehab patient thought the staff and food were excellent but would prefer larger room accommodations. Especially noteworthy are the positive mentions in many reviews regarding the high level of resident engagement with the activity program. These comments all contribute to the consensus that the facility is the best out there. Residents and family have seen significant improvements; in many cases, family members thought their loved ones were much happier and better supported by the staff's service. ASVH consistently provides this high quality, compassionate care for both short-term and permanent residents. Allother reviews are similar in noting the staff's kindness and concern for patient welfare, and as one resident put it, they can tell that this is genuinely regarded as lunelucky place. It is clear from most of the reviews that the high quality care shown to residents by the staff are an important factor in caring for the spouses, parents and other people who have to place their loved ones at the facility and thus allowing them to do so with a peace of mind.