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ESTANCIA ASSISTED LIVING AT SUNNYDALE, LLC

11907 East Sunnydale Drive, Chandler, AZ 85249

Estancia Assisted Living at Sunnydale, LLC

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Openings
Currently full
Reported Apr 8, 2026
Size
10 beds
Licensed by the state
State license
Active
Expires May 19, 2027

About this location

Source: Provided by the provider on Mildred

Estancia Assisted Living at Sunnydale, LLC

Type
Assisted Living Home
Licensed capacity
10 residents
Care settings
Assisted Living
Location
Chandler, AZ 85249

Rooms and prices

Provided by the community on Mildred · updated Apr 8, 2026

Private room

Private room

Full bath

Note from the community

Barn Doors, Exercise Area, Game Room, Activities Director. Alarms System and monitors, Cameras everywhere apart from the bedrooms in Place for overnight requests. Notifications go to owner if someone is walking around at home. This home owner says the systems they have for overnight requests actually end up working better than having an awake overnight caregiver.

Staffing

Staffing information provided by the facility.

Day staff
2
Night staff
2
Staff type
Shift

Photos

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Google reviews

★ 2 · 1 reviews on Google Maps

  • Marie · ★★ · 8 months ago

    Removed my father as fast as possible after only 2-3 weeks. In just the first 2 weeks we experienced: 1. The tv, internet, and phones down for several days. Utter silence for residents, medical staff couldn’t make calls or send charting. 2. Water went out at least once. 3. High room turnover: 3 residents passed away in just two weeks. Estancia maybe a better option for hospice situation, but not long term care. 4. Cheap and unnutritious food served. 5. No activities or schedule being upheld as posted. No inter-resident interaction or socialization. **However, the caregivers and direct staff are friendly and loving with the residents** The negatives directly related to our situation were: - All the doors were closed to other residents’ rooms when we toured, but we were assured my father would have friends there and be engaged with other residents. This was a false statement. My father was the only resident who was verbal and/or not 100% bed ridden. -One manager suggested we start ordering my father, who can’t walk without assistance and has dementia, Ubers around town so he could stay engaged outside the home… -Were told he could bring his pet and the yard would be fenced in soon. Later learned it was a false sales statement, there were no plans or materials to fence the yard. - After us giving notice it wasn’t a good fit for our loved one, the management wouldn’t work with us on the move out or finances - and decided to keep over a months rent after our notice, retaining as much money as they legally could, resulting in thousands lost on our part. Emailing with the administrator was brash and unresponsive. - The management is tactful with sales and owns several other care facilities… as well as restaurants. As a service member deploying, I was looking for a care home who would treat me and my loved one like family, especially while I was away. We were sad to have this experience, it seemed after the contract was signed everything fell apart and it felt irresponsible to keep my father there after seeing how the home and incidents were mismanaged. Ultimately, they cared more about turning rooms which were cycling a lot, than the wellbeing of residents and management of the day to day in the facility.

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State inspection record

Source: Arizona Department of Health Services (AZ Care Check) · checked Nov 15, 2026

Since May 2025 the state made 3 inspections, found 5 citations in total and took 1 enforcement action with $1,000 in penalties.

What do these words mean?
Inspection
A visit by the Arizona Department of Health Services. A yearly check is routine; a complaint visit follows a complaint from anyone.
Citation (deficiency)
Something the inspector found that did not meet a state rule. The home must send a plan to correct it.
Enforcement action
A step the state takes beyond a citation, such as a fine, a notice or a condition on the license.
Penalty
A fine the state set as part of an enforcement action.
  • May 5, 2026 · Yearly check · 5 citations

  • Jul 31, 2025 · First licensing check · no citations

  • May 2, 2025 · Yearly check · no citations

License number
ALH20016
First licensed
May 20, 2025
License expires
May 19, 2027

The record on file runs from May 2, 2025 to May 5, 2026; earlier history may exist with the state. Shown exactly as the state publishes it. Mildred does not score, grade or rank facilities.