New Phoenix-area communities target low-income seniors

The Bridgewater Assisted Living community on Third Avenue and Indian School Road will target low-income seniors and offer care for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia./Photo: Solterra Senior Living

By Brenna Goth | The Republic

One Valley housing developer is targeting a population that’s growing across the country — older adults who are spending down their savings as they age.

A prime midtown Phoenix corner is taking shape as a 7-story complex for low-income seniors. It’s one of three underway in the metro area built for military veterans and other people who need daily assistance.

Many assisted-living communities are out of reach for people living on fixed incomes, but can become necessary after a fall or other change in health. The new projects aim to offer an option supplementing what’s available from non-profit or government agencies.

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