Senior living · Phoenix, AZ

Paraclete Haven of Grace

4555 N 89th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85037

Community amenityShared living room at Paraclete Haven of Grace.

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Shared and private rooms in a faith-inspired assisted-living home on North 89th Avenue.

Paraclete Haven of Grace offers shared and private rooms in an assisted-living home on North 89th Avenue. The operator describes a faith-inspired setting with home-cooked meals, companionship, engaging activities and help with everyday routines such as bathing. Its advertised services include around-the-clock supervision, memory support, stroke and Parkinson’s recovery support, and hospice and palliative support.

Arizona’s current record licenses the home for up to nine residents and lists directed, personal and supervisory care services. The state-listed licensee is Paraclete Haven of Grace, LLC. License ALH20212 is active from February 6, 2026 through February 5, 2027. The home’s public contact number is 480-953-8185, and its website provides an email contact and a gallery of the bedrooms, shared living spaces and grounds.

Monthly charges.

Shared-room accommodation
$3,500–$4,000
monthly
Advertised monthly accommodation range for a shared room. Service inclusions, care charges and other fees are not itemized in this range. Shared and private rooms are alternative accommodation choices.
Private-room accommodation
$4,500–$6,000
monthly
Advertised monthly accommodation range for a private room. Service inclusions, care charges and other fees are not itemized in this range. Shared and private rooms are alternative accommodation choices.

Living & care services.

Arizona facility license: Active assisted-living home license ALH20212, effective February 6, 2026 through February 5, 2027.
Licensed capacity: Maximum licensed capacity: nine residents.
Licensed care services: Directed care services with a capacity of nine; personal and supervisory care services are also listed.
Home setting: Faith-inspired assisted-living setting with companionship and engaging activities.
Meals: Home-cooked meals.
Daily assistance: Assistance with daily living, including bathing and meals.
Advertised supervision: The operator advertises round-the-clock professional nursing supervision and safety monitoring.
Advertised memory services: The operator describes dementia and Alzheimer’s support.
Advertised recovery support: The operator describes support for stroke and Parkinson’s recovery.
Advertised comfort services: The operator describes hospice and palliative support.