Senior Living Apartments in Mesa, AZ
Mesa, Arizona, is a quiet city in Maricopa County. Located just outside of Phoenix, Mesa has plenty of senior living options, exceptional outdoor activities, and a moderate cost of living. About 18% of people in Mesa are over 65, and the city government focuses many of its resources on making Mesa senior-friendly. Most of Mesa is suburban, although the city is by no means small. With a population of 509,475, Mesa is the third-largest city in Arizona and continues to grow by about 1% every year.
Mesa’s senior apartments range from affordable one-bedroom bungalows to luxurious high-rise apartments. Senior apartments don’t offer the type of senior care services provided in assisted living or memory care communities, however. If you or your loved one needs daily personal care, you may want to consider Mesa’s assisted living communities or assisted living communities in Phoenix.
This guide has everything you need to know about senior apartments in Mesa, Arizona. We cover how much senior apartments in Mesa cost and how to pay, outline laws and regulations, and provide a guide for local transportation, health care, and more.
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Costs of senior apartments in the Mesa area
Senior apartments in Mesa cost on average $2,166 a month according to our proprietary data. The cost of senior apartments in Mesa varies greatly. Some one-bedroom apartments start as low as $850, while others start at $2,500.[02]
Senior living costs in Mesa reflect the national average
Mesa is somewhat more expensive than the larger cities in Arizona, such as Phoenix and Tucson. However, senior living costs in Mesa still reflect the national average.
Senior apartments in Mesa may have additional fees
The monthly fee for senior apartments typically only covers rent, although a few senior apartments include utilities in their monthly fee. Most senior apartments in Mesa require additional fees for the following:
- Parking
- Utilities
- Amenities
- Rental insurance
- Pet fees
How the cost of senior apartments in Mesa compares to nearby cities
The following chart reflects the starting costs for senior apartments in Mesa and doesn’t include any additional fees. Use this chart to discover how Mesa’s senior apartments compare to others in the area for affordability.
Average monthly cost of Senior Apartments in Mesa, AZ vs. nearby cities
Average monthly cost of Senior Apartments in Mesa, AZ vs. the state and national average
Average monthly cost of Senior Apartments in Mesa vs. other types of senior living
Median monthly costs of Senior Apartments in Mesa, AZ by room type
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How people pay for senior apartments in Mesa
By planning ahead and starting to save early, you can budget for the senior apartment of your dreams. You may be able to pay for a senior apartment in Mesa using a combination of personal finances and state or federal benefits. You might be eligible for public housing assistance, although A Place for Mom doesn’t partner with senior apartments that accept housing vouchers.
Medicaid and Medicare won’t cover the costs of your senior apartment, but they can cover some health care expenses. If you’re a veteran, you may be able to use some of your veterans benefits to pay for your senior apartment.
Read on to learn how to pay for your senior apartment in Mesa, Arizona.
Most people rely on at least two methods besides public assistance to fund their retirement. Personal savings is the most common payment option, but some seniors also use the sale of a house, a reverse mortgage, or life or long-term care insurance for additional funds.
You can learn more about these payment methods in the articles below.
Number of veterans who live in Mesa, Arizona
About 51% of Mesa veterans are 65+.
Senior veterans in Mesa may be able to use veterans benefits to pay for some or all of their senior apartment costs. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers multiple benefits, and eligibility requirements differ for each. If you’re not sure whether you’re eligible for veterans benefits, you can do the following:
- Explore the VA’s list of service-connected disabilities to find which apply to you.
- Meet with a benefits counselor to get personalized advice.
The Aid and Attendance benefit can cover senior apartment rent
The Aid and Attendance benefit is one of the most generous, and it can help cover a senior veteran’s rent. Eligible senior veterans and their spouses can use the Aid and Attendance benefit to pay for anything that improves their quality of life, including rent in a senior apartment.
Veterans benefits counselors in Mesa, Arizona
Understanding and applying for veterans benefits alone can be a challenge. In Mesa, you can access a few different resources to help you understand your benefits and apply. One way you can find reliable veterans benefits counselors is through veterans service organizations (VSOs).
VSOs are nonprofit organizations that support veterans in a variety of ways, including with benefits counseling. Typically vetted by the VA, they can help in successfully filing benefit claims or even appealing denied claims. These experts are the best place to start your application process to ensure you access all the benefits you’re entitled to.
You may find these resources below in your VSO search:
- Arizona Department of Veterans Services. The Arizona Department of Veterans Services employs veterans benefits counselors (VBCs) for in-state veterans. VBCs are accredited through the Department of Veterans Affairs and the American Legion. You can set up an appointment with a VBC by calling 602-535-1215.
- Mesa Vets Connect. The City of Mesa compiles resources for veterans on their Mesa Vets Connect webpage. You can find benefit application materials, information about housing and food assistance, and volunteer opportunities.
- Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and Disabled American Veterans (DAV). Both the VFW and DAV offer benefits counseling at no cost to veterans and their families. These organizations are independent from the VA. Contact local chapters directly to set up an appointment.
Resources for Mesa veterans
Arizona Department of Veterans Services
3839 N. Third St.
Phoenix, AZ 85012
Phone: 928-228-1214
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Benefits page
Veterans of Foreign Wars Dode Morris Post 1760
65 S. MacDonald St.
Mesa, AZ 85210
Phone: 480-964-9937
Disabled American Veterans East Valley Chapter 8
655 N. Gilbert Road
Mesa, AZ 85203
Phone: 480-890-2424
While neither Medicaid nor Medicare will cover expenses related to your senior apartment, they can help offset health care costs. Both Medicaid and Medicare are health insurance programs and can only pay for health care or personal care expenses.
Arizona’s Medicaid program is called the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS)
The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) is one of the most generous Medicaid programs in the nation. AHCCCS provides substantial support for people in assisted living, memory care, and nursing homes, but it doesn’t offer support for those seeking senior apartments.
Eligibility for AHCCCS
Like other Medicaid programs, the AHCCCS is for low-income individuals without other health insurance. In Arizona as of 2022, this means you can make no more than the following to be eligible for Medicaid:
- $1,133 a month in pretax income for an individual
- $1,526 a month in pretax income for a couple
AHCCCS covered services
AHCCCS functions like other health insurance programs and covers most health care expenses. Among the covered expenses are the following:
- Hospital care
- Prescription medications
- Dental, vision, and hearing care
- Dialysis
- Specialist care
- Labs and X-rays
- Immunizations
- Emergency medicine care
Arizona Long Term Care Systems (ALTCS) is Arizona Medicaid’s program for long-term care
ALTCS is a subprogram under AHCCCS specifically for people who need long-term care. Seniors are only eligible for ALTCS if they need a higher level of care. For example, a senior living in an assisted living facility is eligible for ALTCS, while a senior living in a senior apartment is not.
ALTCS is a generous long-term care health insurance plan
Unlike AHCCCS, ALTCS covers rent and meals for eligible seniors at senior care facilities, excluding senior apartments and independent living. The income cutoff for ALTCS is also higher than it is for AHCCCS, which means it covers more services for more people.
Because ALTCS offers considerable support, plan on applying as soon as you need a higher level of care, even if you’re unsure whether or not you’re eligible.
Medicare is a federal health care program for people over 65
Unlike Medicaid, Medicare is only for people over age 65 who have paid or are married to someone who has paid their Medicare taxes. Like Medicaid, Medicare won’t pay for your rent in a senior apartment. Instead, Medicare will only cover specific health care expenses.
Medicare covers short-term care and medically necessary expenses
For eligible adults, Medicare will cover 100% of medically necessary health care expenses, including up to 20 days in a hospital. It also covers some recurring expenses, such as specific prescriptions and medications.
Both your physician and Medicare representatives typically need to agree that a procedure, test, item, or stay in a hospital or rehabilitation facility is medically necessary before it’s covered. Keep in mind that what’s medically necessary for one person may not be essential for you.
Who can help me understand my Medicare and Medicaid benefits?
You may find it useful to speak with someone about your Medicaid or Medicare benefits. The following resources can help you understand how to make the most of your Medicaid and Medicare benefits.
The Maricopa County Area Agency on Aging (AAA) offers Medicaid and Medicare benefits counseling at no cost to you or your loved ones. The agency’s counseling services are delivered through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP). Local Mesa Medicaid and Medicare offices can also answer your health insurance-related questions. The Arizona Ombudsman Citizens’ Aide can mediate complaints about your Medicaid and Medicare coverage.
Mesa resident Medicaid and Medicare resources
Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS)
801 E. Jefferson St.
Phoenix, AZ 85034
AHCCCS Phone: 602-417-4000
ALTCS Phone: 888-621-6880
Apply for AHCCCS and ALTCS
Mesa Medicaid office
1619 E. Main St.
Mesa, AZ 85203
Phone: 480-834-4066
SSA office — Mesa
702 W. Jerome Ave.
Mesa, AZ 85210-5992
Phone: 800-772-1213
Maricopa County Area Agency on Aging
1377 E. Thomas Rd., Suite 108
Phoenix AZ, 85014
Phone: 602-264-2255
Email: [email protected]
Some seniors may need extra help affording their senior apartment. The city of Mesa offers a few different assistance programs for seniors in need. A Place for Mom doesn’t partner with any government-subsidized senior apartments, but it’s still helpful to understand how these programs work.
Section 8 housing programs in Mesa
Section 8 is a subsidized housing program run by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Mesa Section 8 Housing is run by the City of Mesa Housing and Community Development. Eligible individuals receive vouchers to use at accepting units. These vouchers allow residents to only pay up to 30% of their gross monthly income toward rent. The 2023 income limits in the Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale area are reflected in the following:
- $30,950 for an individual
- $35,350 for a couple
Monthly rent in Section 8 housing
With the 30% cap on monthly rent, the most you’ll pay for your Section 8 housing is about $773 as an individual and $884 as a couple. These numbers reflect 2023 income limits, and caps are updated annually.
Food assistance in Mesa
The Maricopa County Area Agency on Aging (AAA) offers two different meal services for older adults. Call the agency directly to sign up for the following meal assistance programs:
- Congregate meals program. These meals are provided weekly in one of the county’s senior centers. You may need to sign up in advance, although some communities allow walk-ins.
- Home-delivered meal program. Staff members deliver nutritious meals to seniors in their homes. These staff members also spend time with seniors, providing interaction as an added bonus.
Social Security benefits
Social Security income typically offers more of a financial boost to seniors than Medicare alone. There are a wide range of unique Social Security benefits, so it’s encouraged for seniors to explore all available options. You can learn what other Social Security benefits you may be eligible for by taking an eligibility quiz on the Social Security Administration’s website. You may be eligible for one or more of the following benefits:
- Social Security Retirement (SSR) benefit. If you’re between the ages of 62 and 70, you may be eligible for this benefit. Don’t wait to apply, because you are no longer eligible to apply after age 70. If you paid your Social Security taxes for more than 10 years, you could be eligible for this benefit.
- Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). This benefit is for people with qualifying disabilities who have paid their Social Security taxes.
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI). This benefit adds money to other Social Security benefits, such as SSDI or SSR benefits. It’s specifically for people over age 65 or individuals with disabilities or blindness.
- Social Security survivor’s pension. This benefit is for the surviving widows or widowers of workers who paid Social Security taxes.
Mesa resident public assistance resources
Section 8 Housing – Mesa
P.O. Box 1466
Mesa, AZ 85211
Phone: 480-644-3536
Maricopa County Area Agency on Aging
1377 E. Thomas Rd., Suite 108
Phoenix AZ, 85014
Phone: 602-264-2255
Email: [email protected]
Understand Arizona laws and regulations for senior apartments
Senior apartments in Mesa are regulated similarly to other apartment complexes. Senior living communities, such as assisted living facilities, memory care facilities, and nursing homes, receive special licenses through the Arizona Department of Health. Senior apartments in Mesa don’t.
Senior apartments are like other apartments — but with an age requirement
What differentiates senior apartments from other apartment complexes is an age cutoff. Some have an age requirement of 55 or 62 and above. Keep in mind that people younger than 55 or 62 may be able to live in these apartments if they reside with someone who meets the age requirements. All complexes have different age restrictions, so be sure to check if you intend to live with someone who may not meet the age requirements.
Requirements for Mesa senior apartments
Senior apartments in Mesa should follow the same health and safety requirements as all other apartment complexes. All senior apartments must adhere to the following:
- Stay current on state and federal building codes
- Keep dwellings in a safe, clean, and livable condition
- Provide running and hot water at all times
- Repair and maintain the dwelling
- Keep all public areas of the apartment complex accessible, according to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
You enter into a landlord-tenant relationship in a senior apartment
It may be a long time since you’ve rented or perhaps you’ve never been a tenant. Either way, you should know that when you rent a senior apartment, you enter into a landlord-tenant relationship. This relationship is outlined in full in the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. In short, the Act outlines the following:
- You’re expected to pay your rent on time each month. Consider setting up automatic payments.
- You may be expected to pay a security deposit and a pet deposit. You may receive some or all of these funds when you move out.
- You should keep the apartment in good condition and not drastically alter it without permission.
- You should follow all community guidelines like quiet hours and picking up after your pet.
- Your landlord should provide you with a key and secure entry to your apartment.
COVID-19 regulations for Mesa senior apartments
Senior apartments in Mesa follow COVID-19 guidelines set forth by local and federal governments. Because senior apartments don’t offer any personal or health care to their tenants, they don’t need to follow any special protocols for disease prevention. You can find COVID-19 case maps by zip code on the Mesa government website. You can also find testing and vaccination information on the Maricopa County government website.
What to expect from senior apartments in Mesa
Mesa is tucked into the East Valley of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area, and it’s the third-largest city in Arizona. The population is 509,475, and about 18% of Mesa residents are over 65.[01] Mesa pairs the bright sunshine and warm winters Arizona is known for with a relaxed suburban culture.
Don’t mistake the laid-back culture of Mesa for a lack of activities. Mesa offers exceptional hiking, walking, and birding — especially in the Superstition Mountains. The city also has plenty of museums, theaters, and restaurants. And Phoenix, which is only about 20 miles away, can offer a convenient change of pace.
Senior apartments in Mesa differ from other apartments only in their age restrictions. Most require a majority of their residents to be over 55 or 62. Unlike assisted living facilities, memory care facilities, and nursing homes, senior apartments don’t offer any personal or health care services. What Mesa’s senior apartments do offer is a simplified lifestyle, community activities, and convenience.
Lifestyle in Mesa senior apartments
Mesa senior apartments resemble other apartment complexes. Most are large, with over 50 units. Many of Mesa’s senior apartments offer the following services:
- Simplified utilities payments rolled into rent
- Housekeeping services (only some apartments offer this)
- Parking
- Community activities
- Gym, pool, and walking path access
- Dog park
Mesa’s senior apartments have senior-friendly designs
Senior apartments in Mesa are designed with seniors in mind. Some of the most common alterations and amenities include the following:
- Elevator access to upper floors
- Wheelchair access in all public areas and in some units
- Shower and bath handles
You can use home health care in your senior apartment
Because senior apartments don’t offer personal or health care services, tenants are welcome to hire a home caregiver to assist them directly from their apartment. Seniors can use their pensions or other benefits (such as the VA’s Housebound allowance) to pay for in-home care in their senior apartment.
Senior apartments are the most affordable senior living option
Senior apartments are the most cost-effective senior living option. However, senior apartments are only a good fit for individuals who don’t need daily support or for seniors who would prefer to hire a home care or home health aide. Seniors who don’t need extra help yet but may in the future could consider independent living communities in Mesa that offer multiple levels of care. These communities offer seniors a seamless transition to hands-on care as a resident’s needs evolve.
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Health care for seniors in Mesa
Mesa offers a number of high-quality health care providers, and nearby Phoenix ensures access to even more top-flight institutions, many of which specialize in senior health.
Dignity Health – Mesa is a specialty hospital in the East Valley that offers a wide range of health care services, including emergency medicine, inpatient services, surgery, and more. This hospital is dedicated to offering exceptional and compassionate care to their clients. The hospital is open 24/7.
9130 Elliot Rd.
Mesa, Arizona 85212
Phone: 480-410-4500
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Banner Heart Hospital is a large organization offering heart care to the community. Its focus on heart health includes intensive care and surgery, lab work, rehabilitation, and palliative care.
6750 E. Baywood Ave.
Mesa, Arizona 85206
Phone: 480-854-5000
Find a provider
While technically in neighboring Phoenix, the Mayo Clinic offers some of the highest-quality care in Maricopa County. This hospital provides care across a variety of specialties, including emergency room services, inpatient care, testing, and more.
5777 E. Mayo Blvd.
Phoenix, AZ 85054
Phone: 480-342-2000
Request an appointment
Transportation for seniors in Mesa
Most people in Mesa drive to get around. The city does provide public transportation to local residents in partnership with Phoenix’s Valley Metro System. The Valley Metro has extensive bus routes across the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. You can find local bus routes, fare options, and more on Mesa’s government website.
RideChoice offers affordable, private transportation to seniors in Mesa
RideChoice is a paratransit option in Mesa for people with disabilities or adults over the age of 65. This service offers wheelchair-accessible vehicles to seniors. No reservations are necessary, making this a convenient option for seniors. Each RideChoice trip costs $3 for the first 8 miles and an additional $2 for each mile after that. Sign up and determine your eligibility by calling 602-716-2111.
WalkScore.com rates cities on their walkability, and each score is out of 100. The following scores have been given to Mesa, Arizona:
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Senior activities in Mesa
Whether you enjoy hiking a nature trail, birding from a comfortable lounge, trying new food, or exploring museums, Mesa has options for you. The city of Mesa has access to many of the same activities and amenities that put Phoenix on the map for senior living, including golf courses, casinos, and resorts. What sets Mesa apart from its bustling counterpart is its family-friendly demeanor. Explore some of the best senior-friendly things to do in Mesa.
Senior Centers in Mesa
In Mesa, senior centers are part of the Aster Senior Centers network. Seniors can buy yearly memberships for $20. Registration can be found on the Aster website. Membership in the senior centers include the following:
- Daily lunch (you can view the current menu here)
- Exercise, art, and dance classes
- Educational events
- Health and wellness programs
- Games, live music, and movies
- Members-only parties and events
Outdoor activities in Mesa
Mesa is right next to the Superstition Mountain range, and unsurprisingly, hiking abounds. Whether or not you’re up for a rugged hike or a short walk, you can find great options in and around Mesa.
- Sun Circle Trail. This is a leisurely 8.2-mile point-to-point path with only 19 feet of elevation gain.
- Merkle Trail. This 1-mile loop is perfect for seniors looking for a short stroll to enjoy the sunset or sunrise.
- Hawes Ridge Loop. This loop in Tonto National Forest is only 2 miles and takes you through saguaro cactus groves.
Museums in Mesa
The museums in Mesa tend to reflect the outdoorsy, independent ethos of the city. These options are within Mesa, but you can find even more in nearby Phoenix.
- Commemorative Air Force Airbase Arizona Museum. What once started as a collection of World War II planes is now an exhibit with planes from over the last 100 years.
- Arizona Museum of Natural History. Discover ancient civilizations, dinosaurs, and more. Seniors receive discounted admission.
- Mesa Arts Center. Explore each season’s rotating performers on the website, and enjoy attending live performances based on your interests. The center offers accommodations for people with low vision, those who have difficult hearing, or those with mobility impairments.
Religious attractions in Mesa
Mesa is home to a higher percentage of Mormons than Phoenix, and the Mesa Temple and Visitors Center is one of the top attractions of the city. This is a religious site, so while you can visit, do so respectfully. It includes family-friendly activities, beautiful architecture, and landscaped grounds.
Attractions in Phoenix
Phoenix is only about 30 minutes away from Mesa by car, and many of Phoenix’s famous resorts, casinos, and golf courses are within a short drive from Mesa. Tempe is between Mesa and Phoenix, and it, too, has some must-do activities.
- Papago Golf Course. This is the premier golf course in a state known for its exceptional golf courses. Enjoy a leisurely game with a pristine view of the Papago Bluffs, and make sure to visit historic Lou’s Bar Grill.
- Taliesin West. A UNESCO Heritage site and the self-designed home of Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin West makes a great day trip.
- Desert Botanical Garden. Walk amongst unique cacti and other desert flora at the Desert Botanical Garden. Tours are available upon request.
- SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium. Located in Tempe, the SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium is the region’s best marine life exhibit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Revel Scottsdale, Revel McDowell Mountain and Sage Mesa are the top-rated Senior Apartments facilities near Mesa, AZ. These Senior Apartments facilities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews. See full list of communities.
The average cost of Senior Apartments in Mesa is $2,566 per month. This cost may vary based on location, amenities, floorplan, level of care and other factors.
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A Place for Mom. (2022). A Place for Mom proprietary data.
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