Assisted Living Home · Assisted Living · Mesa
EXTENDED FAMILY II ALH
2303 East Hermosa Vista Drive, Mesa, AZ 85213
Manager / Owner
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- Openings
- 2 open beds
- Reported Oct 29, 2026
- Starting price
- $6,000/mo
- Lowest listed price
- Size
- 10 beds
- Licensed by the state
- State license
- Active
- Expires May 31, 2027
- Couples
- Welcome
About this location
Source: Provided by the provider on Mildred
Manager / Owner
- Type
- Assisted Living Home
- Licensed capacity
- 10 residents
- Care settings
- Assisted Living
- Location
- Mesa, AZ 85213
Services & amenities
- Pets welcome
Couples
Couples are welcome. Couples can share a room.
Rooms and prices
Provided by the community on Mildred · updated Oct 29, 2026
Openings last confirmed 45 days ago · call to confirm
Private room
From $6,000/mo
2 beds open as of Sep 30
Pricing model: Other / custom
Base rate: $6,000/month
Fees
| Community fee | $2,500 |
| Refundable depositWe do not keep deposit until resident passes, we start crediting it back on month 12 as a credit towards room and board. | $4,000 |
Care & Services
Questions about care needs? Call (480) 833-6328Answers from this location. Always confirm your loved one's specific needs with the home.
Memory & Behavior
- Exit seeking
- Wandering
- Dementia stage
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- Exit seeking
- Yes
- Wandering
- Yes
- Dementia stage
- Yes
- Secured memory care area
- Yes
- Verbal behaviors
- Yes
- Physical behaviors
- Depends on the size of the individual and their abilities.
- Resistance to care
- Yes
- Disruptive behavior
- If easily redirected.
- Sundowning
- Depends on redirections and if medications are being utilized properly.
- Mood and anxiety
- Yes
- Frequent redirection
- Yes
- Hands-on behavior support
- Depends on the severity of the intervention.
- One-to-one supervision
- There is an additional cost when a individual needs one-on-one by our staff.
Mobility & Transfers
- Transfers
- Wheelchair users
- Walker users
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- Transfers
- Yes
- Wheelchair users
- Yes
- Walker users
- Yes
- Cannot walk
- Yes
- Hoyer (mechanical) lift
- Yes
- Sit-to-stand lift
- Yes
- Widened doorways
- Yes
- Weight limit
- Alert and Oriented
- Bariatric lift
- Not currently supported
Daily Care
- Incontinence
- Hands-on daily care
- Medical equipment
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- Incontinence
- Yes
- Hands-on daily care
- Yes
- Medical equipment
- Yes
- Vision and hearing loss
- Yes
- Awake overnight staff
- Yes
- Night checks
- Yes
- Turning in bed
- Yes
Breathing / Oxygen
- Oxygen
- Nebulizer treatments
- CPAP / BiPAP
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- Oxygen
- Yes
- Nebulizer treatments
- Yes
- CPAP / BiPAP
- Yes
- Suctioning
- Yes
- Tracheostomy
- Not currently supported
- Ventilator
- Not currently supported
Wounds
- Wound care
- Wound VAC
Ostomy & Catheters
- Ostomy care
- Catheter care
Feeding Tubes
- Feeding tube
Diet & Eating
- Hand feeding
- Modified food textures
- Thickened liquids
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- Hand feeding
- Yes
- Modified food textures
- Yes
- Thickened liquids
- Yes
- Special diets
- Yes
Diabetes & Injections
- Insulin
- Sliding-scale insulin
- Blood sugar checks
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- Insulin
- Yes
- Sliding-scale insulin
- Yes
- Blood sugar checks
- Yes
- Other injections
- Yes
- Giving medications
- Yes
Dialysis
- Dialysis — Not currently supported
- At-home dialysis — Not currently supported
IV / Infusion
- IV therapy
- PICC line — With outside clinical support
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- IV therapy
- Yes
- PICC line
- With outside clinical support
- Central line or port
- Not currently supported
Outside Services
- Hospice on site
- Home health
- Therapy (PT / OT / ST)
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- Hospice on site
- Yes
- Home health
- Yes
- Therapy (PT / OT / ST)
- Yes
- Transportation
- If they can physical get into and out of my vehicle. I as manager take them privately.
Staffing
Staffing information provided by the facility.
- Day staff
- 2
- Night staff
- 1
- Languages
- Polish, Spanish
- Awake overnight staff
- Yes
- Staff type
- Shift
Current resident mix
- Current residents
- 10
- Male
- 1
- Female
- 9
Information provided by the facility.
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Google reviews
★ 4.7 · 14 reviews on Google Maps
Sherry M · ★ · 2 months ago
I’m extremely disappointed and heartbroken by the care my great-grandmother has received here. On one occasion, she was dropped, and another time her bed was set up in a way that allowed her to roll off and fall. There was also no monitor or alert in place to indicate that she had fallen. It is deeply upsetting to see an elderly person, especially someone who depends on others for their safety and well-being, not have their individual needs properly accommodated. Families trust these facilities to protect and care for their loved ones, and experiences like this are incredibly concerning. I posted pictures elsewhere- truly heartbreaking to see
View review on Google Maps ↗KeyboardJohn Entertainment · ★★★★★ · 2 weeks ago
Excellent facility with excellent care for the residence. I would send to my family there in a heartbeat if I eat at a place. Wonderful staff I can’t say enough good things about them.
View review on Google Maps ↗Delia Villarreal · ★★★★★ · a year ago
After a really difficult experience at a larger facility, moving my husband to Extended Family Home has been the biggest blessing. He has dementia and is a fall risk, and I was constantly worried before. Now, I can finally sleep at night knowing he is in a safe, loving place where people truly care about him. From the moment you walk in, you feel like you are in a real home. Everyone is warm, attentive, and patient. Marta, the owner, is hands-on every day and truly leads with her heart. Vicki, the home manager, is wonderful and always knows what is going on. Dani, the cook, makes amazing food—and my husband, who is very picky, is eating more than he has in a long time. That alone says so much. I’m beyond grateful for the compassion, safety, and consistency they have given us. The peace of mind I feel now is priceless.
View review on Google Maps ↗Kimberly Dee · ★★★★★ · a year ago
My mom, who is recovering from lymphoma and six months of chemotherapy, had been in and out of the hospital four times in just eight weeks and spent time in a skilled nursing facility before being discharged to Extended Family West on hospice care. At the time, she was barely eating, refusing medications, and had lost all motivation to participate in physical therapy. Since arriving at Extended Family West, it’s like a light switch has flipped. She is now eating, taking her medications, getting up to move, and overall is more cooperative and motivated than we’ve seen in months. The care and attention she receives here is exceptional. The staff truly care—for her and for us, her family. Their communication is amazing—I’m updated regularly and always feel in the loop, which gives me peace of mind. The environment is warm, supportive, and feels like family. I truly believe that the level of personal care and compassion she’s receiving here is making a world of difference in her opportunity for recovery. We are so grateful to have found Extended Family West.
View review on Google Maps ↗Laurel Criddle · ★★★★★ · a year ago
Moving my dad into care was one of the most emotional decisions we have ever made, especially after a very difficult and painful experience at a larger facility. We were nervous, protective, and unsure what would happen next. From the minute we walked into Extended Family Home, everything changed. The atmosphere is exactly what the name says, a home. You can feel it the second you open the door. There is warmth in the walls, light in the way people interact, and a true sense of family that is impossible to fake. It is not clinical or sterile. It is calm, beautiful, organized, and full of quiet dignity and love. Marta, the owner, is someone who lives and breathes compassion. You can tell this is her calling. She is involved in every detail, every day, and you feel her presence in every thoughtful system and interaction. From our first conversation, she asked me detailed and specific questions, not just to check boxes, but to truly understand my dad, his needs, his rhythms, and what was ahead. That was the first sign we were in a completely different kind of place. My dad has dementia and is a high fall risk, and at his previous facility, care was rushed, inconsistent, and frightening. At Extended Family Home, we were stunned from day one that he was letting them help him shower, guide him to the bathroom, and care for him so willingly. That was because they had patience, time, compassion, and most importantly, the right strategies for working with memory care residents. The difference was immediate and profound. A couple weeks in, there was a scary moment when my dad’s blood sugar dropped to a dangerous level. The way the team responded, calm, professional, intelligent, and proactive, is something I will never forget. They managed the situation so well, and I truly believe that if he had still been at his old facility, the outcome could have been much worse. They were mindful of his schedule, his habits, and his medical needs from the start, and I am grateful every day that they were there when he needed them most. They may have saved his life. Vicki, the home manager, is one of the warmest people I have ever met. She knows every detail and every person in that home, and you can feel her heart in how she leads the day to day care. You feel safe when she is around, and even more importantly, so does your loved one. And then there is Dani, the cook, who brings just as much joy as she does nourishment. When I came to interview, she was dancing with one of the residents who loves music. That moment told me everything. This is a home where people are not just taken care of, they are seen, loved, and connected with in meaningful ways. The staff has been there for years. There is no turnover, which is rare and speaks volumes about the environment Marta has created, not just for the residents, but for her employees. That kind of stability creates real trust and consistency for people with dementia, and we saw the results right away. Choosing care for a loved one is the most important decision you can make. We did not know how much better things could be until we found this home. Extended Family Home has brought peace, safety, dignity, and compassion back into our dad’s life, and ours too. We are so grateful to have found them and we cannot recommend them enough.
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State inspection record
Source: Arizona Department of Health Services (AZ Care Check) · checked Nov 15, 2026
Since Mar 2024 the state made 3 inspections, found 16 citations in total and took 1 enforcement action with $2,000 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.
Sep 4, 2026 · Complaint visit · no citations
Jan 14, 2026 · Yearly check · no citations
Mar 15, 2024 · Complaint and yearly check · 16 citations
- License number
- AL4343H
- First licensed
- Jun 19, 2003
- License expires
- May 31, 2027
The record on file runs from Mar 15, 2024 to Sep 4, 2026; earlier history may exist with the state. Shown exactly as the state publishes it. Mildred does not score, grade or rank facilities.