State assisted-living licensing record · Arizona ADHS · record as pulled September 14, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey

Arizona — assisted living inspection records

Every facility the Arizona Department of Health Services, Division of Licensing (ADHS) licenses as an assisted living facility, with the rules from its inspections and complaint investigations since September 2023. ADHS inspects a licensed assisted living facility for compliance about once a year, with complaint investigations and monitoring visits in between. AZ Care Check shows each facility's inspections for the last three years, with the statement of deficiencies for each. Nothing older is published per facility, so this record starts three years back.

Not in this record: Fire and life safety inspection, and severity. The fire inspection of an assisted living facility is the local fire department's, and ADHS does not publish it. What ADHS does cite about safety is here, under its own emergency and safety standards: evacuation and elopement drills, the annual fire inspection report on file, smoke detectors and extinguishers. ADHS does not rate a deficiency's severity, and its enforcement actions are recorded separately and not republished.

The rules ADHS cites, and how often →

358 newly licensed in the last 15 months →