Supervisory care
For someone who can do many things on their own but may need reminders, help planning their day, or someone checking on them.
When someone you love needs help,
where do you begin?
We're here to help Arizona families understand their choices, plan ahead, ask good questions, and find care that feels right for each person. You don't have to know where to start.
What's worrying you most?
HERE ARE A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
We educate. We plan. We advocate. We help you find care.
You know the person you love. We know what questions to ask. We'll explain Arizona care choices in plain words, help you think about costs, and guide you through the next step.
You don't have to do this alone.Some people can stay home with more help. Others may need an assisted living home or community. We'll help you learn what each option means.
Different places offer different help.
Some people just need reminders. Others need hands-on help or support staying safe.
A tour is only part of the picture.
It also helps to ask about staffing, daily care, and the provider's inspection history.
Care needs can change.
Ask what happens when someone needs more help. A little planning today can make a difference later.
Ask about the whole monthly cost.
Rent is not always the full price. Extra help and changing needs can change the bill.
Good answers begin with kind questions.
Tell us what's on your mindFree to families. If you choose a community or home we refer, that provider pays our referral fee. We disclose compensation and relevant relationships before making referrals, as Arizona law requires.
Sources & how referrals work
Arizona provider licensing and services should be verified directly. Arizona care-level definitions · FTC guidance on online reviews · Arizona referral disclosure law. Our guidance does not guarantee placement, care outcomes, or the avoidance of future moves.
SIMPLE ANSWERS TO BIG QUESTIONS
What kind of help is there?
And what might it cost?
In Arizona, different places offer different amounts of help. Care can also be provided at home. Here is an easy place to start.
Personal care
For someone who needs hands-on help with daily things like getting dressed, bathing, or moving around.
Directed care
For someone who may not always know when they're unsafe or be able to ask for help. Many memory care programs use this care level.
These are Arizona assisted-living service levels, not a medical diagnosis. A provider must confirm that it can safely meet each person's needs.
Why can the price be so different?
Arizona assisted living median$4,820 / monthA statewide guide for assisted living, not a quote for minimal help.
Arizona memory care median$5,833 / monthSpecialized or secured memory care, especially with extensive hands-on support, may cost more.
Source: 2026 A Place for Mom state medians. These are not averages by level of assistance. Real costs depend on the location, room, care needs, and extra fees. Ask for a written total monthly estimate.
A PROGRAM WORTH KNOWING ABOUT
What is ALTCS?
ALTCS (say “ALL-Tecs”) is Arizona's long-term care Medicaid program. If someone meets the medical and financial rules, it may help pay for care at home or in approved settings. Not every community works with ALTCS. Approval and timing are not guaranteed.
Need help with ALTCS planning, veterans benefits, or legal paperwork? We can discuss whether a specialist, such as Long Term Assurance, may be helpful. We won't share your details without talking with you first.
BEFORE MOVE-IN, LOOK AHEAD
Help for today.
A plan for tomorrow.
What works today may change later. We help you ask about future care needs, costs, and ways to help your loved one stay in a familiar place when appropriate.
Will my loved one be safe?
Who determines whether the community can provide appropriate care, and what happens if needs increase?
Can we afford care over time?
What happens when care costs increase or savings become limited? Does the provider participate in Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS), and can an existing resident transition from private pay?
Are we making the right decision?
Another move can disrupt familiar caregivers and routines. Guilt and uncertainty deserve a place in the conversation, too.
Aging in place means the opportunity to remain in a familiar, appropriate environment as needs change. It does not guarantee that any community can provide every service forever.
Explore care, future costs & ALTCS questionsGOOD CARE BEGINS WITH A CONVERSATION
First, we listen.
Then, we look ahead.
Tell us what a good day looks like for your loved one, where they need support, and what's important to your family. We'll use that to help you explore care that fits.
We'll also help you think about changing care needs, the full monthly cost, and whether a community may be able to keep meeting those needs.
We can't predict every change, but we can help you ask better questions now—including what additional assistance could cost, how long funds may last, and whether private-pay residents can transition to ALTCS without moving.
Tell us about your situationSMART TOOLS. HUMAN GUIDANCE.
You know your loved one.
We know what to ask.
Behind the scenes, careCONTINUUMiq helps us compare care needs, costs, and community capabilities so important details don't get overlooked.
We organize what matters to your family alongside what each community says it can provide. And we make the unanswered questions easier to spot.
It's a smarter starting point—not an automatic decision about where someone should live.
Technology helps. The conversation matters most.
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MEET OUR FOUNDER · DANIEL RUSSELL
20 years inside senior care.
Insight beyond the tour.
A beautiful building, friendly staff, and a polished tour can make almost any senior living community look appealing. But the true measure of quality is what happens every day, long after the tour is over.
Daniel Russell brings 20 years of firsthand senior care experience, including serving as Executive Director of a 100-bed memory care community and leading a team of 86 employees. His leadership experience includes a deficiency-free state compliance survey and a 2026 Bronze National Quality Award.
Deficiency-freeState compliance survey
2026 BronzeNational Quality Award
Throughout his career, Daniel has worked to improve the safety, dignity, and quality of life of older adults, particularly those living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. That experience has given him an understanding of what separates an exceptional care environment from one that may struggle to meet its residents' needs.
That is the difference behind Find My Care.
We help families look beyond appearances and understand how a community actually operates. From staffing practices and leadership accountability to inspection findings, resident safety, and the ability to accommodate changing care needs, we know which questions matter—and which warning signs deserve closer scrutiny.
Sometimes, the most valuable guidance isn't recommending a community. It's helping a family recognize when they should walk away.
We don't simply help families find senior care. We help them recognize quality, understand the risks, and make informed decisions about the people and places they are trusting with someone they love.
THE SMART WAY TO FIND SENIOR CARE
You don't have to figure
this out alone.
Maybe you're planning ahead. Maybe you need care right now. Wherever you're starting, we're here to help you understand your choices.
We'll talk through what matters today, what care might cost, and the questions worth asking for tomorrow.
Let's find a path forward that makes sense for your family.
How does pricing work?
Our senior-care search and referral guidance is free to families. If you move into a community or home we referred, the provider compensates Find My Care. Before making referrals, we disclose our estimated fee and financial relationships as Arizona law requires.
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