Latham Assisted Living Home
A resident bedroom at Latham with a patchwork quilt on the bed, a tall dresser, and a wall clock

Scottsdale, AZ

When the time comes, hospice comes here.

We work with your hospice agency so the person you love can stay in the room they know, with the people who’ve been caring for them all along.

How it works

Hospice is a service, not a place.

When someone starts hospice, the agency you choose sends nurses, aides, a social worker, and a chaplain to wherever that person lives. Here, that’s the house.

Our caregivers keep doing everything they were already doing — personal care, meals, medications, company. The hospice team adds to that, managing comfort and symptoms and bringing whatever equipment is needed. The two teams talk to each other directly, so you’re not stuck in the middle passing messages back and forth.

A shared bedroom at Latham where one bed is covered with a hand-stitched quilt and a resident’s stuffed toy sits against the pillow
Residents bring their own things — quilts, photographs, whatever makes it theirs

What stays the same

The same room, the same faces.

For someone who’s dying, familiar surroundings are a real comfort. For someone with dementia, a move at this stage can be genuinely harmful. Staying put is very often the kindest option there is.

  • They stay in their own room, with their own things
  • The caregivers they know keep providing their daily care
  • We work with any licensed hospice agency you choose
  • Family can come at any hour, and stay as long as they want
The open living room at Latham, with cream reclining sofas, blue and yellow cushions, and a wall-mounted television
The living room, where most of the day happens

For families

You get to be family again.

By the time hospice starts, a lot of families have spent months being schedulers, nurses, and advocates. One of the quieter gifts of this arrangement is that it hands those jobs back to the professionals.

You get to sit with them and hold their hand instead of managing their care. That’s worth a great deal, and it’s hard to arrange at home.

Talk to us, wherever you are in this.

Whether hospice is months away or came up this week, we’re glad to talk it through — including with families whose loved one doesn’t live here yet.