Assisted Living · Scottsdale, AZ
Care for someone you love, in a real home.
A licensed assisted living home in a real house in south Scottsdale, with caregivers here day and night.
A house
on a quiet residential street
24/7
caregiving staff
Family
visits are encouraged
Licensed
by the State of Arizona
How we work
When you know someone, you notice things.
Our caregivers know every resident here — what they usually eat, who calls on Sundays, how they normally sound in the morning. That’s why we notice when someone isn’t eating the way they usually do, or seems more tired than yesterday, or just needs someone to sit with them for a minute. Small things like that are usually how bigger problems start, and catching them early is most of what good care is.
It’s also why the days here don’t feel rushed. Meals are cooked in the kitchen and eaten together at the table. People keep their own furniture, their own quilts, their own photos. And family visits are part of the ordinary rhythm of the week here rather than an interruption to it. Call us for our visiting hours.
What we do
Care that changes as needs change.
Assisted Living
Help with the everyday things — getting up, bathing, dressing, medications, meals — from caregivers who know the person, not just the chart.
Read moreCare Teams
Doctors, therapists, hospice and palliative nurses, dentists, podiatrists and more, visiting residents here at the house instead of the other way round.
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Meals
Real food, cooked in the kitchen, eaten together.
There’s no cafeteria and no food service. Someone cooks in the kitchen every day, and everyone eats at the same table. For a lot of our residents that’s the best part of the day — and it’s often where we first notice if someone isn’t feeling well.
We cook around what people need — low sodium, diabetic, gluten-free, vegetarian. And if there’s a recipe they’ve always loved, share it with us. We’ll make it.
Rooms
Bring their own furniture. Make it theirs.
We have private and shared rooms, all on one level with no stairs anywhere. We’d much rather a room look like the person living in it than look like us — so bring the bed they’re used to, the dresser, the chair, the photos. It helps with settling in more than people expect.
- Private and shared rooms
- Adjustable beds available in any room
- Call button in every room
- Wheelchair-friendly throughout, including the bathrooms
The day
Days that feel like days at home.
Mornings are slow. People get up when they’re ready. Afternoons might mean cards, music, a visit from family, or just sitting in the living room with everyone else. We do plan things — happy hour, dances, karaoke — but nobody gets marched to them.
Families tell us this is what they were looking for and couldn’t find at the bigger places: a day that looks like a normal day.
Finding us
On East Latham Street, in south Scottsdale.
We’re a house on East Latham Street, near the Scottsdale–Tempe line — a few minutes from Old Town, Papago Park, and HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn.
Most of our families are in Scottsdale, Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa, or Paradise Valley. Being close matters more than you’d think. The families who visit most are the ones who can get here easily — so if you’re weighing a place that’s twenty minutes farther away, that’s worth being honest with yourself about.
Latham Assisted Living Home
7746 East Latham Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85257
(623) 296-5265 · Fax (888) 897-8710
Come see it for yourself.
The only way to really know if Latham is right for your family is to walk through it. Call and we’ll tell you what we have open. Visits take about half an hour — no pressure, no sales pitch, just a look around and a chance to ask whatever’s on your mind.