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Fountain Hills, Arizona

Assisted living the size of a home.

Desert Bloom is a family-owned, four-resident home in a quiet Fountain Hills neighborhood, with a personal approach that begins with your loved one's story.

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Front of the Desert Bloom home: a single-level house with a tile roof, palm tree, and desert landscaping

Fountain Hills, ArizonaA quiet residential neighborhood

Four residents, maximumA real house, not a facility

Home-cooked mealsThree meals and snacks daily, at one table

Family owned and operatedAn owner-caregiver lives on site

About Desert Bloom

A family home, by design.

Desert Bloom is owned and run by our family. We are trained caregivers, and one of us lives at the home, so when you call or visit, you are talking with the people responsible for Desert Bloom.

We chose to keep the home to four residents on purpose. A small home lets us learn each person well: when they like to wake up, how they take their coffee, what makes a good afternoon. Residents share meals at one table in a house that feels like the homes they came from.

Relationships start before move-in. We get to know your loved one and your family, including their history, routines, and what matters most to them. Families help shape the service plan, are welcome to visit, and hear from us when something changes.

Covered back patio with ceiling fans, seating, and a view of the desert

What matters to us

The person comes first.

Preferences, familiar routines, and personal history matter. Understanding them is where every conversation about support begins.

Home is a feeling.

Warmth, dignity, and a sense of belonging shape Desert Bloom. Everyday moments deserve as much thought as the big decisions.

Families are part of it.

Good conversations build trust. We welcome your questions and want families to feel comfortable talking about what matters to them.

Our care

Care that meets your loved one where they are.

Arizona describes assisted living care at three levels: supervisory, personal, and directed. Before anyone moves in, our Manager reviews their needs with the family to confirm Desert Bloom can safely meet them, and we repeat that review whenever needs change.

Supervisory care

General supervision and daily awareness of each resident's wellbeing, with caregivers who can step in during a crisis and help with the self-administration of prescribed medications.

A good fit for someone who is largely independent but should not be living alone.

Personal care

Hands-on help with daily living: bathing, dressing, grooming, getting around, and meals, plus medication assistance and coordination of intermittent nursing services as Arizona rules allow.

A good fit for someone who can direct their own care but needs a steady hand with it.

Directed care

Supervisory and personal care for residents who can no longer reliably recognize danger, call for help, express their needs, or make basic care decisions, delivered with the added structure and supervision those needs require.

A good fit for someone whose safety depends on caregivers anticipating needs they cannot voice.

What we are not

Desert Bloom is not a skilled nursing facility. We do not provide continuous medical or nursing services, behavioral health services, or adult day health care, and we do not use restraints. If a resident's needs grow beyond what our home can safely meet, we work with the family and their providers to find the right setting. We would rather say so early than promise care we cannot deliver.

Our home

A house in the hills, kept like a home.

Desert Bloom is a single-level home in a quiet residential Fountain Hills neighborhood, freshly updated for the people who will live here: a single-level layout, bathrooms with grab bars and shower seating, and a covered patio that looks out on the desert. Inside, it is set up for four residents and the people who care for them: a shared table, comfortable common spaces, and bedrooms residents are encouraged to make their own.

Living room with recliners, a large television, and sliding doors to the patio — Living room

Private bedroom with a single bed, dresser, television, and window — Private bedroom

Shared bedroom with two single beds, nightstands, and a privacy curtain — Shared bedroom

Open kitchen and dining area with a long wooden table — Kitchen and dining

Covered patio with a dining table looking out at a saguaro and desert landscaping — Covered patio

Bathroom with double vanity, grab bars, and a curtained tub-shower — Bathroom with grab bars

Private and shared bedrooms, each with a bed, dresser, and nightstand provided
Three home-cooked meals and snacks every day, with dietary needs accommodated
Caregiver on site around the clock; an owner lives in the home
Single-level layout; bathrooms with grab bars and shower seating
Posted emergency and evacuation plan, smoke and carbon monoxide detection
Help coordinating transportation to medical appointments

Daily life

Ordinary days, done well.

We think the measure of a good care home is how it handles a Tuesday. Mornings start when residents are ready. Meals are cooked in the kitchen, not reheated from a cart. Afternoons have something to look forward to. And families are welcome whenever they want to stop by.

Meals together

Three meals and snacks daily at a shared table, with preferences, textures, and physician-ordered diets honored.

Activities and company

A daily rhythm of activities shaped by what residents actually enjoy: music, games, gardening, faith, a walk in the sun.

Medication support

Medications stored, tracked, and given or assisted according to each resident's orders and Arizona requirements.

Family, always welcome

Visitors are welcome and private space for visits is available. Residents keep their phones, their mail, and their say in how the day goes.

Admissions

How moving in works.

We keep the process clear and unhurried. Most families start with a phone call and a visit.

Monthly rates

Private room Contact us for current monthly rates.

Shared room Contact us for current monthly rates.

Rates depend on room type and level of care, and include room, meals and snacks, housekeeping, laundry, utilities, and daily care. Every fee is listed in a written residency agreement before move-in, and we will walk through it with you line by line.

Desert Bloom is private pay. If you have long-term care insurance, we can provide the documentation many policies ask for.

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Reach out
Call or send the form below. We will answer your questions and set up a time to visit.
2
Visit the home
Meet the caregivers, see the rooms, and stay for a meal if you like. Bring your loved one if they are able.
3
Health and needs review
A medical practitioner's review of your loved one's health and care needs, dated within the last 90 days, lets our Manager confirm that Desert Bloom is the right fit.
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Agreement and service plan
We sign a written residency agreement before move-in and complete an individualized service plan, with you and your loved one at the table, within 14 days of arrival.

Questions to bring on your visit

What support is available for my loved one's specific needs?
How are daily routines and personal preferences considered?
How do families stay informed and involved?
What are the current rates, and what is included?
What assessments and documents are needed before move-in?

Common questions

Questions families often start with.

Don't see your question here? Call us at (586) 610-6493. We are happy to talk it through.

Where is Desert Bloom located?

Our home is at 16414 N. Dixie Mine Trail, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268, in a quiet residential neighborhood. Visits are by appointment, so please contact us before stopping by.

How do I ask about care services?

Call or email us to start a conversation about the support your loved one needs. We will talk through the care Desert Bloom provides, how we decide whether the home is a good fit, and what information we need before move-in.

What are the rates, and is there availability?

Please call (586) 610-6493 or email desertbloomfh@gmail.com for current availability and monthly rates. We will explain what is included and any additional costs, and every fee is written into the residency agreement before move-in.

Can our family tour the home?

Yes. Call, email, or send the form below to arrange a personal visit. It gives us time to learn about your family and answer your questions while you get to know the home.

What should I share when I get in touch?

A short overview is a good start: your loved one's current living situation, the kind of day-to-day help you are looking for, and your timeframe. Please keep medical details for a direct conversation with us rather than email or the website form.

How does payment work?