Senior care by area

Data as of October 30, 2026

Which Tucson-area communities and ZIP codes have their own page?

20 areas have a page built from the ADHS and CMS rosters: 9 communities such as Oro Valley, Green Valley and the Catalina Foothills, and 11 Tucson ZIP codes with enough licensed facilities to describe.

How are the area pages built?

Each area page is generated from the ADHS AZ Care Check roster and the CMS Provider Data Catalog: every licensed assisted living center and home with its license, beds, service levels and inspection results, the nearest directed care licenses and nursing homes, and straight-line distances.

Areas follow the ZIP code on each record, so a facility with a Tucson mailing address may sit in unincorporated Pima County.

Which areas are covered without a page of their own?

Tucson ZIPs with only one to four licensed facilities, such as 85706, 85719, 85746 and 85757, are covered on the Tucson hub and in the directory rather than on thin pages of their own.

Tucson by ZIP → · Pima County agencies →

Why are some Tucson-area communities split across several ZIP codes?

Post office ZIP codes, city limits and community names do not line up in Pima County: Casas Adobes and the Catalina Foothills are unincorporated but use Tucson addresses, Marana's ZIPs reach into unincorporated land, and ZIP 85739 spans both Pima and Pinal counties, so each area page lists exactly which ZIPs it covers.

If you know only a street address, find its ZIP on the facility row in the directory and follow it to the matching area page.

What an area page is and is not