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GATEWAY ASSISTED LIVING LLC

21002 East Lark Drive, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

GATEWAY ASSISTED LIVING LLC

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Openings
Currently full
Reported Jul 22, 2026
Starting price
$5,000/mo
Lowest listed price
Size
10 beds
Licensed by the state
State license
Active
Expires Sep 24, 2027

About this location

Source: Provided by the provider on Mildred

GATEWAY ASSISTED LIVING LLC

Type
Assisted Living Home
Licensed capacity
10 residents
Care settings
Assisted Living
Location
Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Rooms and prices

Provided by the community on Mildred · updated Jul 21, 2026

Rates last updated Jul 21, 2026 · may be out of date

Private room

Full bath

From $5,000/mo

Shared room

From $5,000/mo

Shared master

From $5,000/mo

Staffing

Staffing information provided by the facility.

Day staff
2
Night staff
1

Photos

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Google reviews

★ 5 · 4 reviews on Google Maps

  • Mink L · ★★★★★ · a month ago

    We had been taking care of my husband's mother for 18 months in our home with some assistance from hospice. When we moved her in, her life expectancy was 2-4 months. We were blessed to have her with us an extra 14 months. However, as her condition worsened and she needed more 24x7 assistance, we knew we couldn't balance full time care and full time jobs without assistance. We researched hiring full time in home healthcare workers, traditional assisted living facilities, nursing homes and the smaller private assisted living homes. Based on our mom's unhappiness when we took advantage of the 5 days per month at respite facilities, we knew she would not thrive in those environments. They were too strict (set meals, routines, and rules) with very clinical type settings. The patient population was large and the care teams rotated regularly. They could not easily accommodate some of the unique ways our mom wanted things done or the schedule she kept. They tried, but they have too many patients to tend to, so personalized service was difficult. We heard about Gateway from a friend. Because Gateway is privately owned, our hospice facility didn't know about them. It took my husband one visit and tour of the home to know that Gateway was the place mom will love! We moved her in the next week and she loved it. Pros: 1. Crystal and her colleagues are top notch! She took the time to get to know us, our family, and most importantly to understand all of our mom's needs, habits, food preferences and favorite activities. 2. The house is kept immaculate, they are constantly cleaning the common areas, floors and kitchen. I'm a little OCD so that was important to me. 3. Our mom's bedroom had its own private bathroom and was empty when we arrived. We were able to bring our mom's furniture, tv, personal touches of home, pictures, etc. They let us hang the paintings/photos on the wall and arrange her space to replicate her master bedroom at home. 4. Great security. The doors to the exterior are always locked and you have to check in each time you come visit. 5. Although they have set menus for the meals, if there are special meals you want to bring in or request, the Gateway team tried to accommodate. Our mom couldn't tolerate much beyond Eegee's, beans and tortillas. Crystal made her homemade tortillas and beans. She even got mom to eat other homecooked meals, to our surprise. 6. The other residents and their families have all expressed rave reviews about Gateway. 7. Crystal and her team interact with each resident with heart. She played games with them, talked to them, encouraged them to watch tv, dine and interact with eachother. It seemed they all enjoyed being together. Cons 1. Located in Queen Creek which is a distance from our home and work places in Chandler and Scottsdale 2. The room we had was too small for me and my husband to setup an office for working and with the furniture our mom chose to bring, we didn't have enough room to sleep there with her. That was a Financial choice on our part, not a Gateway problem. 3. In respect for the other residents, they have quiet hours starting 8pm. They let us visit after hours, but we needed to be mindful of not making noise that disrupts the other residents winding down for the night. 4. This is not a Skilled Nursing Facility so there are not doctors, nurses and cnas on staff, to my knowledge. We were not looking for that level of care, but I figured it was worthy of mention. That being said, they are a licensed assisted living facility and they are required to adhere to the requirements for compliance. This includes controls around resident care, security, handling is medication, diet restrictions, sanitation, etc. I highly recommend Gateway for anyone researching and needing an assisted living facility for a loved one without hesitation. Written Sept 2026.

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  • Charles Loy · ★★★★★ · a year ago

    Crystal helped taking care of my wife before she passed away. She is a very caring, compassionate, well trained and smart individual who will go out of her way to make sure her patients are well cared for. You can't get a better person to take care of patients.

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  • Pete Sosa · ★★★★★ · a year ago

    Crystal and her team were wonderful caregivers for my mother. They made Gateway feel like an extension of our family. I highly recommend this facility.

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  • Gloria Ramos · ★★★★★ · a year ago

    Karen is the sweetest caregiver ❤️ 10/10 recommend

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State inspection record

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

Since Sep 2024 the state made 2 inspections, found no citations and took no enforcement actions.

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.
  • Feb 14, 2025 · Yearly check · no citations

  • Sep 4, 2024 · Yearly check · no citations

License number
AL13096H
First licensed
Sep 25, 2024
License expires
Sep 24, 2027

The record on file runs from Sep 4, 2024 to Feb 14, 2025; earlier history may exist with the state. Shown exactly as the state publishes it. Mildred does not score, grade or rank facilities.