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Legato Living At Old Town

A state-licensed assisted living home in Scottsdale — 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 careRespite staysHospice allowedSmall home · 10 residentsFrom $5,500/mo (published)

Operated by Ryan and Katie Heimbach. 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 Scottsdale in case it's full or not the right fit.
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  • Can someone check openings and pricing at Legato Living At Old Town for me?

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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

    AL12757H · status: active · Arizona Department of Health Services register, last checked 2026-08-21

  • Address

    8701 E Cheery Lynn Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 · map

  • Phone (the home's own line)

    (480)577-4512

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 Legato Living At Old Town 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 Legato Living At Old Town 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 per month (published by the home or a listing site — not confirmed by us) Starting price of $5,500/month for memory care, per Caring.com listing · source

  • Care offered (per their website)

    hospice friendly, memory care, respite · source

  • Dedicated memory care

    Yes · source

  • Operated by

    Ryan and Katie Heimbach (independent) · source

  • Opened

    2024 · source

  • Amenities they list

    Secure/controlled building access · Communal and room service dining · Hospice and skilled nursing partnerships · Occupational and physical therapy · Arts, crafts, and music activities · Patio · Single-family ranch-style residential home · Lower staffing ratios, dementia-specific staff training · source

  • Website

    legatoliving.com/our-homes/scottsdale-az · source

  • Worth knowing

    Small licensed memory care home (10 residents), family-owned, opened spring 2024. Bright, newly remodeled ranch-style home in Old Town Scottsdale. License AL12757. · 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.

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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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