Circle of Life Alzheimer’s Homes in Prescott, Arizona, operates as both a licensed residential care home and a dedicated memory-care provider. The community is equipped to manage residents who wander during the day or night, have a history of elopement, display combative or other behavioral symptoms, remain awake throughout the night, or live with advanced dementia. Medical oversight addresses wound care, supplemental oxygen, special dietary requirements, and diabetes management whether by oral medication, injections, or sliding-scale insulin. Residents under the age of sixty are admitted when they need the same level of specialized dementia care as older adults.

Around-the-clock clinical support is delivered by registered or licensed nurses on staff, backed by a nurse available on call 24 hours a day. All employees undergo background checks, and an awake night shift monitors the secured, fenced property that includes wander-guard technology. Direct care aides provide complete assistance with bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting. Transfer help ranges from walk-along standby or one-person assists to two-person moves, full-support Hoyer lift transfers, and services for bed-bound individuals.

Private rooms are offered and many include an en-suite bathroom, although not every accommodation has the same features. Each space is designed for wheelchair access, and residents can arrange personal items and small furnishings to meet individual comfort needs.

Meals follow a set menu prepared to meet general nutritional guidelines, and the kitchen team adjusts recipes to honor physician-ordered or resident-requested diet modifications such as diabetic, low-sodium, or mechanically altered textures. Staff remain on hand through every meal to provide cueing or full feeding assistance when needed.

The property is fully wheelchair accessible and offers internet access to residents who want to stay connected with family or online services. Scheduled transportation is available for medical appointments, errands, and community activities, helping residents maintain essential routines outside the home.