Lodestone Eldercare Guide — Nursing-home data: CMS Care Compare. Arizona state-licensed care: Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS), Division of Public Health Licensing Services. Lodestone pulls every operating state-licensed Assisted Living Home, Assisted Living Center, Adult Day Health Care center, and Adult Foster Care home from ADHS's public AZLicensedFacilities feature service (the geocoded monthly extract of the Division of Licensing roster, retrieved 2026-06-30), keeping the ACTIVE licenses. We carry the home name, town, county, address, license number, licensed capacity, oversight agency, and contact, and report each name verbatim as Arizona licenses it. Arizona's assisted-living rules allow secured / dementia units, but the data carries no per-home dementia flag — its license sub-type is a care LEVEL (Supervisory / Personal / Directed), not a dementia designation — so memory care is a documented gap here, never guessed from a name. Arizona's Medicaid long-term care is ALTCS (AHCCCS), but the roster carries no Medicaid-acceptance field, so Medicaid is a documented gap for the state-licensed tiers (nursing homes are Medicare/Medicaid-certified by definition). Adult Day Health Care is a non-residential community day program. Adult Foster Care is a small private residence (1–4 residents in a caregiver's home), so we withhold the exact street address and map pin for that tier and publish home, county, town, phone, and capacity. Nursing homes and their accountability record (star rating, abuse icon, special-focus status, fines, coordinates) come from the federal CMS Care Compare file (state==AZ). Geography is by county.. Informational only; not medical, legal, or financial advice, and not an endorsement.
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