Skip to main content
News

Saga Senior Living Expands Management Portfolio with Barton House in Scottsdale

April 13, 2026 | News

Now Serving Families with Personalized, Story-Driven Memory Care

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., April 2, 2026 – Saga Senior Living today announced it is the new operator of Barton House, a 40-unit memory care community located in Scottsdale, Arizona. Thoughtfully designed across two intimate residential buildings, Barton House offers a warm setting for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.

“Barton House reflects our commitment to deeply personal, relationship-centered memory care,” said Jeff Fischer, CEO of Saga Senior Living. “Every resident brings a unique life story, and our role is to honor that story while creating meaningful moments each day.”

Designed to feel more like home than a traditional senior living community, Barton House features open, light-filled living spaces and private, enclosed courtyards that encourage safe outdoor access and daily connection to nature. The smaller-scale environment fosters familiarity, comfort, and a sense of belonging which are key elements in supporting those with memory loss.

The community offers private studio apartments, each with its own bathroom, at an all-inclusive monthly rate of $7,450. Residents benefit from a comprehensive approach to care that includes:

  • Personalized, relationship-based care tailored to each resident’s history and preferences
  • Ability-based activities that promote independence, engagement, and purpose
  • Secure indoor and outdoor environments designed for comfort and ease
  • Inviting shared spaces that encourage social interaction
  • 24/7 compassionate support from compassionate caregivers

At Barton House, each day is shaped around the individual. While the community can thoughtfully support certain behavioral expressions of dementia, the community is not designed as a behavior-focused setting. Rather, Barton House prioritizes a calm, home-like environment rooted in connection and daily purpose. Programming is intentionally designed to meet residents where they are, focusing on strengths rather than limitations.

To learn more about Barton House or to schedule a tour, visit www.SagaSeniorLiving.com or call (480) 991-9912.

About Saga Senior Living

Saga Senior Living is a senior housing operator and management company committed to creating vibrant, story-forward communities where seniors can live with purpose, connection, and dignity. Rooted in hospitality and authentic human connection, Saga believes that senior living is not the end of the story; it is the beginning of your next chapter, well lived.

Through operational excellence, elevated service, and meaningful engagement, Saga Senior Living partners with owners and investors to bring independent living, assisted living, and memory care communities to life. Each community is designed to empower residents to continue growing, contributing, and belonging, writing new chapters filled with connection, joy, and possibility. To learn more, visit www.SagaSeniorLiving.com.

Saga Senior Living offers a continuum of personalized support to seniors that evolves with you, ensuring every resident receives exactly what they need to thrive.

Discover More
Older woman writes notes while younger woman helps her use a laptop at a table in a bright room.
August 20, 2026 | News
The first conversation about assisted living often begins with an ordinary moment: a missed medication, a morning routine that has become harder, o…
A young woman helps an elderly woman use a laptop at a table in an assisted living setting, both smiling and engaged.
August 13, 2026 | News
For many families, questions about senior care build quietly. A parent may need more help getting dressed, keeping up with medications, or moving t…
Younger woman holding an older woman's hands while they sit across from each other at a kitchen table
July 30, 2026 | News
Few moments in life feel as difficult as realizing a parent may need more support. A change in routine, a missed appointment, or a recent fall can …
Young man helps elderly man with a walker in a bright kitchen, discussing signs of assisted living and future care options.
July 16, 2026 | News
Small changes in a loved one’s daily routine often raise an important question: when is it time for assisted living? A missed medication, uno…
    Four vertical stripes in green, gray, blue, and orange from left to right.

    Ready to begin your next chapter?

    Schedule a Tour or Contact Us
    to learn more.