The Echelon of Tucson - CLOSED

The Echelon of Tucson, now closed, was a medium-sized assisted living community located in the vibrant city of Tucson, Arizona. This community was known for its affordable pricing, with an average cost of $3,604 per month, which was significantly lower compared to the city's average of $4,050 for similar properties. Rent at The Echelon of Tucson started from as low as $2,996, making it an economical choice for many seniors.

The Echelon of Tucson was not just affordable but also well-equipped to provide comprehensive care for its residents. The community offered a range of health care services including a 24-hour call system and supervision, assistance with bathing, dressing, and transfers, coordination with health care providers, and medication management. Activities of daily living assistance was also provided to ensure that the residents were comfortable and well taken care of.

Residents and their families gave positive reviews about the community, often highlighting the caring staff and the range of amenities. The community boasted of amenities such as walking paths, a barber/salon, a garden, and even movie nights. Scheduled daily activities and community-sponsored activities were also a part of life at The Echelon of Tucson. The community ensured transportation arrangements for its residents, making it convenient for them to move around the city.

The community was nestled in a diverse neighborhood, with a majority Hispanic population at 75%, followed by a 54% White population. The area also had a small African American population of 2% and an Asian population of 1%. The median income in the neighborhood was $50,973 and the life expectancy was 78 years.

The Echelon of Tucson was surrounded by various essential services including the University of Arizona Healthcare Hospital, which was just 8.3 miles away. The Midvale Medical Center, a well-known physician's office, was a mere 3.5 miles away. For pharmaceutical needs, the Walgreens pharmacy was located at a convenient distance of 4.5 miles.

The area also offered a variety of dining and relaxation options. The community was just 3.2 miles away from the popular fast-food restaurant, McDonald's, and a short 3 miles from the nearest Starbucks café. The presence of parks and other recreational facilities in the vicinity added to the charm of living in The Echelon of Tucson. Despite its closure, this community remains a benchmark in affordable and comprehensive senior living.