Yes, couples are welcome at Sagewood. We offer residences designed for older adult couples, from spacious casitas with over 3,100 square feet to generous one- and two-bedroom apartment homes. Our LifeCare^® model provides peace of mind for the future – should either partner’s health needs change. Acacia Health Center at Sagewood and Desert Willow Assisted Living & Memory Care at Sagewood offer unlimited access to assisted living, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, and short- and long-term skilled nursing without a substantial increase to your monthly fee.

Look for flexible dining options, comprehensive fitness and wellness programs, transportation services, and cultural programming that go beyond activities to true lifelong learning. Exceptional communities create environments where you continue growing and pursuing passions.

At Sagewood, our amenities and programming include our Preferred Choice Dining® program, the Sagewood Institute of Lifelong Learning (SILL), The Oasis performance venue, a fitness center, an art studio, and a woodshop. Most importantly, seek a community where residents lead and shape daily life through their talents and interests.

A 55+ community is age-restricted housing where you remain responsible for maintenance, services, and future care planning. Independent living at a Life Plan Community like Sagewood, also called a Continuing Care Retirement Community or CCRC, offers a comprehensive approach with resort-style amenities, dining, wellness programs, cultural activities, and transportation – all included.

The fundamental difference is LifeCare®: At Sagewood, should your health needs change, you have unlimited access to assisted living, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, and short- and long-term skilled nursing at Acacia Health Center and Desert Willow without a substantial increase to your monthly fee.

Most residents at communities like Sagewood are in their mid-70s to early 80s when they join us. However, we’re seeing more active adults in their late 60s and early 70s making the move – discovering that relocating while still highly active allows them to build friendships, engage fully in programs, and enjoy amenities like hiking and cultural excursions before any health concerns arise.

The best time to move to independent living is when you’re ready to trade home maintenance for freedom and want the peace of mind that comes with securing future care through our LifeCare model.