● Trusted family care for over 20 years
Personalized care, smaller residential setting, dignity, independence and belonging.
24/7 Care
Personalized Support
Home-cooked Meals
Email · bircofaz@gmail.com
Shambhala Living is a licensed 10-bed assisted living home in Scottsdale, family owned and operated with more than 20 years of experience in assisted living and residential care. Our smaller setting allows us to provide more individualized attention, build meaningful relationships, and truly understand each resident’s needs.
A more personal approach to care, built around relationships and trust.
A smaller residential environment where residents can receive more individualized attention.
Decades of experience supporting elderly residents and individuals with more complex care needs.
Support tailored to each resident’s mobility, daily living, cognitive and personal care needs.
Finding the right assisted living home starts with a conversation. We’ll take the time to learn about your needs, answer your questions, and help you determine whether Shambhala is the right fit.
Call or reach out online to tell us a little about the care you’re looking for.
Tour our Scottsdale home and get a feel for the environment and level of personal attention we provide
We’ll talk through daily living needs, mobility, medications, appointments, cognitive or behavioral support, and other important considerations.
If Shambhala is a good fit, we’ll help you understand what comes next and answer any remaining questions.
Shambhala Living provides personalized care for seniors as well as adults with more complex physical, cognitive and behavioral needs. Our smaller 10-bed setting allows us to get to know each resident and provide support tailored to their individual needs.
Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility and other everyday needs.
Medication management along with communication with doctors, therapists, case managers and families.
Experience caring for residents with traumatic or acquired brain injuries, memory or cognitive challenges, behavioral support needs, and residents who are ambulatory, wheelchair dependent or non-ambulatory.