Prescott Valley Assisted Living d.b.a Villa Fiore Assisted Living

Prescott Valley Assisted Living d.b.a Villa Fiore Assisted Living We are a residential care home dedicated to providing compassionate care, service and advocacy on be

Your elderly loved one’s voice matters! Effective communication with hospital staff can prevent medical errors and impro...
02/08/2026

Your elderly loved one’s voice matters! Effective communication with hospital staff can prevent medical errors and improve care outcomes. At Desert Haven Home Care, Apollo Residential Assisted Living, and Villa Fiore Assisted Living-Prescott Valley, we provide compassionate, patient-centered care across Phoenix, Glendale, and Prescott Valley. Our professional teams support seniors with memory care, assisted living, respite stays, and daily ADLs, ensuring your loved one’s needs and preferences are respected.

Families are encouraged to actively participate in care, bringing vital medical history and advocating for loved ones. Together, we create a safe, trusting environment where seniors thrive, and every concern is heard.

Read more from our latest article on "The Smart Guide to Hospital Staff Communication." https://tinyurl.com/8n28dase

Further, meaningful dialogue between care team and patient is a matter of safety and preventing mistakes.

Hospital communication can make a life-or-death difference for seniors. Research shows most medical errors stem from poo...
02/04/2026

Hospital communication can make a life-or-death difference for seniors. Research shows most medical errors stem from poor communication, especially during transitions. Preparing medical histories, attending doctor rounds, and asking clear questions ensures seniors’ needs and preferences are respected.

About 85% of our elderly have at least one chronic health condition, while 60% deal with multiple chronic conditions. Poor communication between elderly patients, their families, and healthcare staff results in up to 36% of healthcare mistakes.
By fostering open dialogue with healthcare providers, families help seniors receive the best care possible. Trust, preparation, and collaboration are the foundation of our approach, ensuring your elderly loved ones are valued, safe, and confident in every step of their healthcare journey.

Read our latest article: Your Elderly Loved One’s Voice Matters – The Smart Guide to Hospital Staff Communication.

Further, meaningful dialogue between care team and patient is a matter of safety and preventing mistakes.

Hospital communication can make a life-or-death difference for seniors. Research shows most medical errors stem from poo...
02/01/2026

Hospital communication can make a life-or-death difference for seniors. Research shows most medical errors stem from poor communication, especially during transitions. Preparing medical histories, attending doctor rounds, and asking clear questions ensures seniors’ needs and preferences are respected.

About 85% of our elderly have at least one chronic health condition, while 60% deal with multiple chronic conditions. Poor communication between elderly patients, their families, and healthcare staff results in up to 36% of healthcare mistakes.

By fostering open dialogue with healthcare providers, families help seniors receive the best care possible. Trust, preparation, and collaboration are the foundation of our approach, ensuring your elderly loved ones are valued, safe, and confident in every step of their healthcare journey.

Read our latest article: Your Elderly Loved One’s Voice Matters – The Smart Guide to Hospital Staff Communication.


Further, meaningful dialogue between care team and patient is a matter of safety and preventing mistakes.

The latest Lancet Commission on Dementia report, released on August 1, 2024, brings hopeful insights: up to 45% of demen...
12/22/2025

The latest Lancet Commission on Dementia report, released on August 1, 2024, brings hopeful insights: up to 45% of dementia cases could potentially be delayed or reduced—a 5% improvement since 2020.

Researchers have now identified 14 key risk factors, including two new ones: untreated vision loss and high LDL cholesterol. The study shows that tackling risks during mid-life (ages 18–65) has the strongest effect in preventing dementia later on.

Education in early life and addressing social isolation, air pollution, and vision care in later life are also vital. This research highlights the power of prevention and the urgent need for global health policies to prioritize dementia risk reduction.

For further insights on healthcare reform in Arizona and the United States, explore additional analyses by Promised Land Healthcare Group and The Zambakari Advisory:

Healthcare Blogs: https://tinyurl.com/bdcbmz3p

Our Special Issue on Healthcare: https://tinyurl.com/skheyudj

Social Sciences Research Network https://tinyurl.com/5f5zmxc5


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The research, commissioned by The Lancet revised their 2020 findings to include failing eyesight and high LDL cholesterol as risk factors for dementia.

Long-term Physical Activity, Biological Aging, and Longevity: A Study in ReviewHow much exercise is enough to live longe...
12/21/2025

Long-term Physical Activity, Biological Aging, and Longevity: A Study in Review

How much exercise is enough to live longer? A new 30-year study challenges the notion that “more is always better.”

Our latest article breaks down findings from the European Journal of Epidemiology that tracked adult twins over decades to explore the relationship between long-term leisure-time physical activity (LTPA), biological aging, and all-cause mortality.

Surprisingly, the most significant reduction in mortality — about 7% — was observed in people who met the recommended minimum activity levels, not those who exercised the most. The study also shows that lifestyle factors such as diet, genetics, and overall health play as crucial a role in longevity as regular exercise.

This research underscores the importance of holistic health — balancing activity with thoughtful lifestyle choices to achieve healthy aging.

👉 Read our latest article here:

It’s not simply physical activity that will slow your journey to life’s finish line, but rather a combination of LTPA and lifestyle choices.

A 2025 JAMA Internal Medicine study led by Dr. Kenneth Lam found that while older adults’ social participation often dec...
11/12/2025

A 2025 JAMA Internal Medicine study led by Dr. Kenneth Lam found that while older adults’ social participation often declines before entering care, many regain connection through facility-based activities. Yet, the benefits are not shared equally—men and residents of color were less likely to engage in new activities after entry. https://tinyurl.com/4rxp8xeu

At our Arizona care homes, we’re responding to this challenge through structured programs, external partnerships, and therapeutic gardening—creating inclusive spaces that nurture body, mind, and belonging. https://tinyurl.com/yc5wsfpv

When care is connected to community, equity and dignity take root.
👉 Visit our residential care homes to see how we bring these programs to life.

Dr. Christopher Zambakari, B.S., MBA, M.I.S., LP.D.Owner/Operator; Desert Haven Home Care, Apollo Residential Assisted Living, Villa Fiore Assisted Living-Prescott ValleyUnder a single home care umbrella, Desert Haven Home Care, Apollo Residential Assisted Living, and Villa Fiore Assisted Living-Pre...

A new study in JAMA Internal Medicine, led by Dr. Kenneth Lam and colleagues, shows that transitioning into long-term ca...
11/12/2025

A new study in JAMA Internal Medicine, led by Dr. Kenneth Lam and colleagues, shows that transitioning into long-term care can actually increase community participation—such as joining clubs or attending services—even after years of social decline at home. https://tinyurl.com/4rxp8xeu

At our care homes, we see this daily: when residents are given purposeful, structured activities, they rediscover joy and belonging. Through partnerships and garden-based programs, we create spaces that foster connection, dignity, and meaning—especially for individuals living with memory loss. https://tinyurl.com/yc5wsfpv

Research reminds us that engagement heals isolation; practice reminds us it grows communities.
👉 Visit our residential care homes to see how we bring these programs to life.


https://tinyurl.com/yc5wsfpv

Dr. Christopher Zambakari, B.S., MBA, M.I.S., LP.D.Owner/Operator; Desert Haven Home Care, Apollo Residential Assisted Living, Villa Fiore Assisted Living-Prescott ValleyUnder a single home care umbrella, Desert Haven Home Care, Apollo Residential Assisted Living, and Villa Fiore Assisted Living-Pre...

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