The Caring House is a skilled nursing facility and provides specialized rehabilitative services. Resident care is distinguished by our unique commitment from staff to provide highly skilled, culturally competent, kind, compassionate, skilled services and restorative nursing care while working with residents to optimize and reinforce their skills with functional activities.
The Caring House is a 100-bed facility with the following specialty care units:
- > Unit A: Memory Care with 20 beds
- > Unit B: Skilled Nursing with 15 beds and an additional Hospice beds
- > Units F & E: Long Term Care with 60-resident capacity
Admissions Office
Hours of Operation
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
7 days a week
Email: tchadmissions@grhc.org
Please note that hospital referrals may be received 24 hours a day, and will be processed the following day
338 South Ocotillo Drive
Sacaton, AZ 85147
How does a patient get referred to the Caring House?
A patient referral is made by one of the following sources.
- Primary Care Provider
- Acute Care Hospitals
- Long-Term Acute Care Facilities
- Skilled Nursing Facilities
- Assisted Living Facilities
- Primary Care Physician
What is the general admission process?
The referring source identifies a need for long term care and/or skilled nursing care and sends a referral to The Caring House for review and consideration.
The Caring House requests current medical documentation related to the referral’s medical needs from the referral source. (Referral order, current medical records, must be enrolled in Arizona Long Term Care System, and have a medical need in order to determine if TCH is able to meet the referral’s needs).
When the admission criteria has been met, The Caring House Admissions Office works with the referral source, Medical Director and/or the hospital facility’s discharge planner to coordinate the transfer of the patient to The Caring House.
At this point, The Caring House Medical Director will:
a. Assume responsibility for the resident
b. Communicate with the resident’s primary care provider on an “as needed” basis.
Certified by The Joint Commission, recognized for
excellence in patient care
