ASVH provides rehabilitative therapy seven days a week. Physical therapy is designed to improve movement and function. Occupational therapy is designed to improve daily living skills and Speech therapy to improve memory and swallowing disabilities. A Snoezelen room, originated and developed in Holland, provides a quiet therapeutic stimulating visual environment for dementia residents.  

The facility provides a free private telephone for local calls at bed side for each resident and free cable TV. Each resident room contains a TV and a DVD player. The facility has a one thousand DVD movie library. Residents can enjoy the internet throughout the building using facility provided WIFI. 

Honorably separated Veterans to including spouses and widows are eligible for admission. ASVH has an energetic and caring staff that provides nursing care, therapeutic recreation and social services to those who have served us.  

A Veterans Benefits Counselor is available onsite to assist the veteran resident in obtaining their veteran benefits/pension. Social Services are available to provide psychosocial support and discharge planning for residents and their families.  

Veteran seniors and their spouses who choose long-term care enjoy a vibrant, independent lifestyle with customized services to fit their needs. Resident veterans enjoy comfort, dignity and warm social connections. A variety of activities are planned and promoted, increasing the sense of community for each resident. Caregivers are respectful, well-trained and attentive.  

Our Mission

The mission of the Arizona State Veteran Home is to provide professional skilled nursing and rehabilitative care for the geriatric and chronically ill veteran and dependent/surviving spouses throughout the State of Arizona. Our goal is for each veteran to attain or maintain his or her highest practicable physical, mental and psychosocial well-being. 

Admission

An applicant is eligible for admission if the applicant is an honorable separated veteran or the spouse of a veteran. The applicant must require skilled nursing care as determined by a physician. There must be documented evidence of the absence of tuberculosis. Admission information and forms may be obtained by calling the Admission Coordinator at  602-248-1594 x 2746. Close personal assistance is provided in completing the admission documents.  

If you would like someone to contact you about admission to the State Veterans' Home, please provide the following contact information: