Fellowship Square

Arizona's Largest Nonprofit Senior Living Provider Since 1979

Fellowship Square, operated by the faith-based nonprofit Christian Care, provides independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term care/skilled nursing, life plan community/CCRC living, and low-income/affordable housing across six campuses in Arizona: Cottonwood, Historic Mesa, Mesa, Phoenix, Surprise, and Tucson. Founded in 1979 by a group of Christians who saw a need to serve Arizona seniors with limited financial resources, Christian Care has grown into the largest nonprofit senior housing and healthcare provider in the state.

Note on community count: Senior Care Finder's listing shows 12 communities for Fellowship Square. This reflects Senior Care Finder's practice of listing each campus's main independent living/assisted living community separately from its dedicated memory care building (branded Reflections), rather than 12 separate physical campuses. Fellowship Square operates 6 physical campuses in total.

Visit the official Fellowship Square website to learn more about the organization's communities.

Company at a Glance

●       Headquarters: Phoenix, Arizona

●       Founded: 1979, as Christian Care, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

●       Current leadership: Alan Hieb, President and Chief Executive Officer

●       Approximate portfolio size: 6 physical campuses

●       States served: Arizona

●       Care and lifestyle options: Independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term care/skilled nursing, life plan community/CCRC, and low-income/affordable housing

●       Ownership: Non-profit; each campus is incorporated as a separate 501(c)(3) entity (for example, Christian Care Tucson, Inc. and Christian Care Mesa II, Inc.) under unified executive leadership

●       Official website: fellowshipsquareseniorliving.org

Senior Living and Care Options

Each Fellowship Square campus is designed to offer multiple levels of care, though not every option is available at every campus. Depending on the location, options may include:

●       Independent living, including subsidized/income-qualified apartments at some campuses

●       Assisted living, branded The Oasis at select campuses

●       Memory care, branded Reflections

●       Long-term care and skilled nursing

●       Short-term rehabilitation

Families should confirm current care levels, income requirements, and availability directly with the specific campus. Families can also review independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing options near them on Senior Care Finder.

What Makes Fellowship Square Different?

Arizona's Largest Nonprofit Senior Living Provider

Christian Care has grown from an original 96 units of subsidized housing and a 60-bed nursing center into the largest nonprofit senior housing and healthcare provider in Arizona, now operating more than 2,300 units of housing across six campuses.

A Deliberate Focus on Affordability

Christian Care was founded specifically to serve Arizona seniors with limited financial resources, and its campuses continue to include income-qualified, subsidized independent living units alongside market-rate options, reflecting a mission-driven rather than purely market-rate approach.

Named Care Brands: The Oasis and Reflections

Fellowship Square uses consistent, named brands for specialized care across its campuses: The Oasis for assisted living and Reflections for memory care, giving families a recognizable framework for comparing care levels across different campuses.

A Network of Separately Governed Nonprofit Campuses

Each Fellowship Square campus is incorporated as its own separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity with its own board oversight and annual financial filings, while sharing unified executive leadership and mission through Christian Care Management, Inc. Families researching a specific campus may encounter it referenced by its individual corporate name (for example, Christian Care Tucson, Inc.) in addition to the Fellowship Square brand name.

A Faith-Rooted, Servant Leadership Culture

Fellowship Square's mission and day-to-day operating philosophy are explicitly grounded in Christian values and a servant-leadership approach, reflected in campus chaplaincy services and a stated mission to serve residents through Christian love and excellence.

Signature Programs and Services

The Oasis is Fellowship Square's branded assisted living program, and Reflections is its branded memory care program, both offered at select campuses. Chaplaincy and spiritual care services are also available across Fellowship Square's campuses, consistent with its faith-based mission. Availability of specific programs varies by campus; families should confirm current offerings directly with the specific location.

Life at a Fellowship Square Campus

Depending on the campus and care level, residents may find:

●       Shared housekeeping, maintenance, and security services

●       Private transportation and on-campus dining venues

●       Fitness centers, pools, and computer labs at larger campuses

●       Chaplaincy and spiritual care programming

●       Dedicated memory care neighborhoods at Reflections buildings

Because Fellowship Square's campuses vary in size, age, and specific offerings, families are encouraged to tour the specific campus they are considering and ask about current income requirements, waitlists (some subsidized independent living waitlists have run several years), and available care levels.

What Residents and Families Say

Ratings for individual Fellowship Square campuses on Senior Care Finder are generally solid: Fellowship Square Surprise shows 4.7 out of 5, Fellowship Square Mesa and Reflections at Fellowship Square Mesa each show 4.6, Fellowship Square Historic Mesa shows 4.5, Fellowship Square Phoenix shows 4.3, and Fellowship Square Tucson shows 4.1. Reflections at Fellowship Square Phoenix is not yet rated. Families should review ratings and comments for the specific campus and building they are considering rather than assuming a uniform experience across the organization.

Leadership

Alan Hieb is President and Chief Executive Officer of Christian Care Management, Inc., overseeing operations across all six Fellowship Square campuses. He leads the organization's executive team and works with each campus's board of directors on strategy, financial stewardship, and mission alignment.

Visit the official Christian Care leadership page for the complete and most current executive team and boards of directors.

Recent News, Growth, and Recognition

A thorough search did not locate independent news coverage, awards, or major company announcements specific to Fellowship Square or Christian Care within the past 24 months. As a regional, single-state nonprofit, Fellowship Square does not appear to maintain an active newsroom or press archive.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fellowship Square? Fellowship Square is a network of nonprofit senior living campuses in Arizona, operated by Christian Care, offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and affordable housing.

Where is Fellowship Square headquartered? Fellowship Square's parent organization, Christian Care, is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona.

Who leads Fellowship Square? Fellowship Square is led by Alan Hieb, President and CEO of Christian Care Management, Inc.

How many Fellowship Square communities are there? Fellowship Square operates 6 physical campuses in Arizona: Cottonwood, Historic Mesa, Mesa, Phoenix, Surprise, and Tucson. Senior Care Finder's listing shows 12 entries because each campus's main community and its Reflections memory care building are listed separately.

Is Fellowship Square a non-profit? Yes. Fellowship Square is operated by Christian Care, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1979. Each campus is separately incorporated as its own nonprofit entity under unified leadership.

What care options does Fellowship Square offer? Depending on the campus, Fellowship Square offers independent living, assisted living (The Oasis), memory care (Reflections), skilled nursing, and low-income/affordable housing.

Is Fellowship Square affiliated with a specific religious denomination? Fellowship Square's parent organization, Christian Care, describes its mission and values as rooted in Christian faith, though it does not identify with one specific denomination.

Does Fellowship Square offer affordable or income-qualified housing? Yes. Several Fellowship Square campuses include subsidized, income-qualified independent living units alongside market-rate options; waitlists for subsidized units can be lengthy.

What do reviews say about Fellowship Square's campuses? Ratings are generally solid, ranging from 4.1 to 4.7 out of 5 on Senior Care Finder. Families should review ratings and comments for the specific campus they are considering.

How can someone find a Fellowship Square campus or schedule a tour? Families can search Fellowship Square campuses on Senior Care Finder or contact a specific campus directly through its Senior Care Finder listing to ask about availability and schedule a tour.

Explore Fellowship Square Communities

Choosing a senior living community is a personal decision shaped by care needs, location, and budget. View Fellowship Square communities on Senior Care Finder to compare individual campuses, care options, and reviews.

Because care levels, income requirements, and amenities vary by campus, families are encouraged to compare several options, confirm current details directly, and visit in person before making a final decision.

Fellowship Square is a paid Senior Care Finder partner. Partner status does not replace the need for families to independently evaluate individual communities, services, pricing, licensing information, and recent reviews.

Company information, leadership details, programs, recognition, and news were reviewed using publicly available sources. Information last reviewed July 2026.