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Camino De Oro Senior Living

A state-licensed assisted living home in Peoria — a small home licensed for 10 residents. Below: the license facts (public record), what the home says about itself online (labeled, dated), and what we've confirmed ourselves.

Memory careIndependent livingRespite staysNo petsSmall home · 10 residentsFrom $5,500/mo (published)

Operated by Golden Age Residential Care. Per the home's own website or listing, as of 2026-08-22 — not yet confirmed by us.

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  • Find out if there's an opening now, and for which level of care.
  • Set up a tour and prep both sides — what to ask, what they should know about your family.
  • Line up two or three backup small homes in Peoria in case it's full or not the right fit.
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  • Can someone check openings and pricing at Camino De Oro Senior Living for me?

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    Call CallJordy at (602) 887-0440 or leave your email on this page. We book the tour with Camino De Oro Senior Living, tell you what to ask, and let them know what matters to your family before you walk in.

  • What if Camino De Oro Senior Living is full or isn't the right fit?

    We line up two or three comparable small homes in Peoria as backups, with the same confirmed price and openings, so you're never starting over.

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License facts public record

  • Type

    Assisted living home — licensed for 10 residents (Arizona licenses a home for ten or fewer)

  • State license

    AL12502H · status: active · Arizona Department of Health Services register, last checked 2026-08-21

  • Address

    7198 W Camino De Oro, Peoria, AZ 85383 · map

  • Phone (the home's own line)

    (602)439-7307

The state register records who is licensed for what. It says nothing about price, openings, or quality — that's the part below.

What we've confirmed

We haven't confirmed current openings or pricing at Camino De Oro Senior Living yet. Ask below and we will — free. We'll email you what they say, with the date, alongside a few comparable homes nearby so you can see it in context.

What Camino De Oro Senior Living says about itself

Gathered from the home's own website or a listing site, as of 2026-08-22 — labeled by source, not confirmed by us. Ask below and we'll confirm it, free.

  • Published "starting at" price

    $5,500–$5,500 per month (published by the home or a listing site — not confirmed by us) A Place for Mom lists Memory Care (1 Bedroom) and Residential Care Home (Private) both starting at $5,500/month; not stated whether all-inclusive. · source

  • Care offered (per their website)

    assisted living, independent living, memory care, respite · source

  • Dedicated memory care

    Yes · source

  • Operated by

    Golden Age Residential Care (regional) · source

  • Pets

    No pets (per their website) · source

  • Amenities they list

    24/7 caregiver staffing · medication management · housekeeping and laundry · meal preparation · transportation services · monitored entrances/exits · incontinence and diabetic care · non-ambulatory care · source

  • Website

    goldenageresidentialcare.com/locations/camino-de-oro · source

  • Worth knowing

    Operated by Golden Age Residential Care. A Place for Mom lists it as not pet-friendly. Licensed capacity 10, address-matched via Golden Age Residential Care site and A Place for Mom listing. · source

About small assisted living homes

Arizona licenses two kinds of assisted living. A home like this one serves ten residents or fewer and is usually an ordinary house in a neighborhood, run by its owner or a manager with a few caregivers. Many quote one all-inclusive monthly price, but not all — ask what's included. What differs most from home to home is the people: who owns it, who is awake overnight, how long the caregivers have been there. Neither the register nor a website tells you that. We find out for you.

What to expect on price

Across Arizona, the median assisted living rate for families who moved in during 2025 was about $4,820 a month, and about $5,830 a month for memory care (A Place for Mom, Costs of Long-Term Care and Senior Living 2026, 24,000+ move-ins; Arizona figure). Larger communities and higher care levels run above that, small homes often below it. Treat it as a yardstick, not this home's price — we confirm the real number for you.

Among the Phoenix-area small homes we've researched that state a price online (182 of 1223), the median "starting at" figure is $3,800 a month — a published starting rate, not what a given family pays. Third-party estimates are left out.

Ask us about Camino De Oro Senior Living

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Before you visit

  • Ask who owns the home and whether they're there day to day — in a small home, the owner sets the tone.
  • Ask whether a caregiver is awake overnight, and how many caregivers are on during the day.
  • Ask for the all-in monthly price and exactly what it includes — many homes quote one figure, but medication management, incontinence supplies, or a private room can be extra.
  • Ask what happens when care needs grow — can they stay, and can hospice come in?
  • Visit at a mealtime if you can. A small home's kitchen tells you a lot.

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