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Scottsdale, AZ 85260
At Raintree Assisted Living in Scottsdale we create a small family environment in which our residents don't just sit back and watch life pass by, but actively live it. We provide routine familiar structure that offers comfort and security to each person. Here, residents are involved in daily activities that are designed to meet their individual needs.
Raintree Assisted Living in Scottsdale offers lifestyle opportunities to enable our residents to optimize and enjoy their daily life. Our staff focuses on listening to our residents, recognizing services that are essential to our residents and respect individual preferences.
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