5 Assisted Living Communities in Flagstaff, Arizona

There are 5 assisted living facilities in Flagstaff, AZ and several assisted living facilities nearby. The average cost of assisted living in Flagstaff, AZ is $5,098 per month.

The median cost of assisted living in Flagstaff for a single-occupancy apartment is $5,098/month (Genworth - 2018). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

 

Located at the base of the San Francisco Peaks adjacent to Mount Elden, the dynamic city of Flagstaff is home to just over 60,000 equally dynamic residents. Sitting along historic Route 66, Flagstaff draws in thousands of tourists each year as they make their way to nearby Grand Canyon National Park. Seniors who choose Flagstaff assisted living are attracted to the city’s scenic natural beauty, abundant arts and cultural events and nearly 300 days of sunshine.

Amtrak
Seniors that are at least 62 years of age are entitled to a 15% discount on many Amtrak routes. Coconino Forest National Park – Senior Pass
For $10, a senior aged 62 or older can purchase a lifetime senior pass that is good for amenities at any of the country’s national parks, including Coconino Forest. Greyhound
A 5% discount is extended to those seniors who are 62 years of age and who purchase an unrestricted fare. Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (NAIPTA)
Individuals aged 60 and over are entitled to a reduced fare card for Mountain Line and Mountain Lift transit service.

• Flagstaff Area Agency on Aging
  This governmental agency provides a variety of services that are designed to support seniors and their caregivers.
  43 S. San Francisco Street, Flagstaff, AZ 86001-5222
  (928) 213-5215 or 1-877-521-3500

• Foster Grandparent Program
  People who are 55 years of age and older are afforded the opportunity to become tutors and mentors to children and special needs adults in the community.

• NAU RSVP Program
  This Northern Arizona University program connects seniors with volunteer opportunities that are available with non-profit organizations.

• Senior Companion Program of Northern and Central Arizona
  This program offers a companionship program where seniors are provided with friendship and help with everyday tasks.

• SeniorCorps
  This program is designed to connect seniors with those people and organizations that need their skills and expertise. It gives seniors aged 55 and older the opportunity to become coaches, mentors or companions.

• Senior Nutrition Program

• This program serves lunch for seniors at the Joe Montoya Community and Senior Center Monday through Friday. It also operates a Meals on Wheels program for those seniors who meet the eligibility requirements set forth by the Area Agency on Aging.

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