Group homes & assisted living by area
Pick a Tucson neighborhood or nearby town to see ranked group homes and assisted living facilities there.
Central Tucson
Midtown, the University area and downtown — close to Banner University Medical Center and Tucson Medical Center.
5 listed
East Tucson
Established neighborhoods east of Craycroft toward the Rincon Mountains, with many small group homes.
7 listed
West Tucson
Neighborhoods west of I-10 near the Tucson Mountains and Tucson Mountain Park.
1 listed
Northwest Tucson
Casas Adobes and surrounding neighborhoods near Northwest Medical Center.
7 listed
Catalina Foothills
Foothills neighborhoods at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains north of River Road.
3 listed
Tanque Verde
Quiet, larger-lot neighborhoods on Tucson's far northeast side.
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Oro Valley
A popular retirement town north of Tucson, near Oro Valley Hospital.
2 listed
Marana
Fast-growing town northwest of Tucson along I-10, including Dove Mountain and Continental Ranch.
2 listed
SaddleBrooke
A large 55+ community north of Oro Valley along Highway 77.
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Picture Rocks
Rural desert community west of the Tucson Mountains between Marana and West Tucson.
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South Tucson
South side neighborhoods near Tucson International Airport and I-19.
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Rita Ranch
Southeast Tucson neighborhoods near Davis-Monthan and the Pima County Fairgrounds.
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Vail
Growing southeast community along I-10, including Rancho del Lago and Rocking K.
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Corona de Tucson
Small southeast community between Vail and Sahuarita off Houghton Road.
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Sahuarita
Fast-growing town about 20 minutes south of Tucson along I-19, home to Rancho Sahuarita.
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Green Valley
One of Arizona's best-known retirement communities, about 25 minutes south of Tucson on I-19.
2 listed