17 Memory Care Facilities in Tucson, AZ
The average cost of memory care in Tucson is $4,538 per month. This is lower than the national median of $4,600. Cheaper nearby regions include Green Valley with an average starting cost of $3,800.
To help you with your search, browse the 19 reviews below for memory care facilities in Tucson. On average, consumers rate memory care in Tucson 3.8 out of 5 stars.
Caring.com has helped 11 families in Tucson find high-quality senior care. To speak with one of our Family Advisors about memory care options and costs in Tucson, call (855) 863-8283.
Sunrise at River Road
Provides: Memory Care
The Villas at La Canada
Provides: Memory Care
The Villas at Houghton
Provides: Memory Care
Brookdale Santa Catalina
Provides: Memory Care
Copper Canyon Alzheimer's Special Car...
Provides: Memory Care
Pacifica Senior Living Tucson
Provides: Memory Care
Via Elegante Assisted Living at La Ch...
Provides: Memory Care
The Groves on Spring St.
Provides: Memory Care
Brookdale Tanque Verde
Provides: Memory Care
The Groves on Pima St.
Provides: Memory Care
The Forum at Tucson
Provides: Memory Care
Atria Campana Del Rio
Provides: Memory Care
The Fountains at La Cholla
Provides: Memory Care
Foothills Place
Provides: Memory Care
Woodland Palms Assisted Living & Memo...
Provides: Memory CareMemory Care near Tucson, AZ
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Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Tucson
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Review of Copper Canyon Alzheimer's Special Care Center
It is a very attractive and clean facility. There is a nurse on duty during every shift, which gave me great peace of mind. My mother shared a room with another resident. The room was lovely. M... Read more
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Review of Pacifica Senior Living Tucson
The team you have at Pacifica Tucson,specifically Cottage 5, is truly a group of angels! They don't even realize how amazing they are! Crystal, the manager runs her cottage like it is her home and ... Read more
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Review of Brookdale Tanque Verde
The rooms at Brookdale Tanque Verde were neat, clean, and spacious. They were very nice and also had windows. The only thing I don't understand is I didn't see a single resident when I was there. I... Read more
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