Good Nurses Assisted Living Facility is located in Waddell, Arizona. This facility provides assisted living services with a focus on accommodating residents who require varying levels of personal and medical care support. The facility aims to foster a comfortable and supportive environment for individuals who need assistance with daily activities but desire to maintain as much independence as possible.

For residents who require diabetes care, Good Nurses Assisted Living Facility offers comprehensive support. The staff is trained to assist with the monitoring of blood glucose levels and managing insulin administration according to each resident's medical care plan. They coordinate with healthcare providers to ensure that dietary needs and medication schedules are met, tailored to individual health requirements.

The facility also provides non-ambulatory care, supporting residents who have limited mobility. Staff assist with transferring, positioning, and movement, ensuring the safety and well-being of non-ambulatory residents. Further, mobility aids are made available to facilitate residents’ movements within the facility.

Staffing at Good Nurses Assisted Living Facility includes certified caregivers available around the clock and registered nurses overseeing medical care plans to ensure comprehensive support. Additionally, the facility provides ancillary services such as physical therapy and occupational therapy, which are available to residents based on individual needs.

Incontinence care is managed with sensitivity and professionalism. Residents are provided with the necessary supplies, and staff assist them with timely incontinence care routines. They also monitor residents’ skin integrity and hydration to prevent and address any related health issues.

Costs at this community start at $4,200 and range up to $4,200. The average price in the community is $4,200, which is less than the average price in the area of $4,341. The cost of assisted living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.