ASVH- Phoenix is a 104-bed, Medicare certified, skilled-nursing care facility for eligible Arizona Veterans, located in central Phoenix.
The state-owned and operated facility is divided into long-term care beds, a memory care unit and a Medicare/rehab-focused unit.
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- 4141 North Silvestre Herrera Way, Phoenix, AZ 85012
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Main Line: 602-248-1550
- Admissions: 602-248-1594
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Facility Features
ASVH-Phoenix features single or double occupancy rooms, each with an ADA-approved, en suite bathroom. Each room also has a free, private telephone for resident use along with a television, free cable and a DVD player.
Veterans and their spouses who choose long-term care enjoy a vibrant, independent lifestyle with customized services to fit their needs. Residents enjoy comfort, dignity and warm social connections through a variety of activities and outings with staff, other Veterans and the community.
The ASVH-Phoenix facility has several amenities available to residents including:
- Facility-wide WiFi for residents to enjoy internet access on their own personal devices
- A 1,000 DVD movie library
- A high-quality movie theater for hosting special movie and documentary screenings
- Lounge and relaxation rooms in each wing
- An onsite Veteran Benefits Counselor with obtaining Veteran claims and benefits.
Resident Care
ASVH-Phoenix serves the long-term care and rehabilitative needs of Arizona Veterans, with an energetic and caring staff whose members provide nursing, therapeutic recreation, and social services to those who have served our nation.
- Rehabilitative therapy is provided seven days a week:
- Physical therapy to improve movement and function
- Occupational therapy to improve daily living skills
- Speech therapy to improve memory and swallowing disabilities
Did You Know?
Our Phoenix home is located on Silvestre Herrera Way, named for WWII Medal of Honor recipient Silvestre S. Herrera
Admissions
An applicant is eligible for admission if the applicant is an honorably-separated Veteran, or the spouse of a Veteran, and 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.
Admissions forms can also be downloaded and printed here.
Additional Information
For more information on our Arizona State Veterans Homes, including volunteer opportunities and counseling services, click here.
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