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Soaring Eagles is a home care agency providing personal care attendant services to all nationalities.

We are a home care agency providing personal care attendant services to all nationalities of people throughout Arizona and New Mexico. We are committed to providing culturally sensitive care to all applicable individuals. We are honored to identify the needs and concerns of our Native American clientele, as well as clients from other communities and to serve our elders and clients, with respect, sensitivity and compassion. Our mission is to "Honor Those We Serve" and we are committed to offering families a superior in-home care experience through needed aid and support. Our priority is you and your family, and we will communicate honestly, patiently, and with the utmost compassion.

10/20/2026

Dementia may change memory, but it does not erase identity, culture, or belonging.

For elders and families, meaningful support begins with learning what brings comfort: the people they trust, the routines that feel familiar, and the cultural connections that help them feel at home.

Research highlighted by the Indian Health Service reinforces the importance of dementia-caregiving support that honors Indigenous knowledge, family involvement, community strengths, and cultural traditions.

At Soaring Eagles, honoring those we serve means seeing the whole person and supporting care that keeps culture, family, and community close.

Check out the full research in the comments.

10/13/2026

Some of the most important care work happens between an appointment and home.

During National Case Management Week, we recognize the professionals who help people and families understand their options, coordinate services, and turn complex information into a workable plan.

To the case managers and social workers who listen carefully, follow up, and keep each person’s goals at the center: thank you. Your partnership helps care come full circle.

09/30/2026

The orange shirt has a story.

It comes from Survivor Phyllis Webstad. When she arrived at a residential school in 1973, the new orange shirt her grandmother had given her was taken away. It became a symbol of what was taken from so many Indigenous children.

In Canada, September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, which coincides with Orange Shirt Day. The day is also observed in the United States as a time to remember the legacy of Indigenous boarding schools. During this time, Indigenous children were forcibly taken from their homes, families, and communities and placed in residential schools. These government- and church-run schools were created to separate children from their cultures and assimilate them. Children were often forbidden from speaking their languages, practicing their traditions, or staying connected to their families. Many experienced abuse and neglect. Many never returned home.

Today, we remember and honor the survivors, their families, and the generations who continue to carry this history.

Honoring those we serve means listening to the stories people choose to share, respecting the trauma and historical harm that may shape their experiences, and building trust through consistent, culturally responsive care.

For many Indigenous individuals and families, there are real reasons to be cautious of systems that have caused harm before. We do not expect trust—we work to earn it through humility, respect, and relationship.

09/22/2026

Where a person lives should not prevent them from receiving care and support close to home.

A new $74 million federal investment will support six regional health hubs serving rural, frontier, and Tribal communities across New Mexico. The hubs will work with local providers and community partners to identify needs and plan ways to bring more services closer to the people who need them.

At Soaring Eagles, we know how important it is for care to respect each community, culture, and individual journey. We’ll continue following this work as the plans take shape.

Learn more in the comments below.

09/15/2026

Small steps can make a meaningful difference in helping a loved one feel more comfortable and confident at home.

This Falls Prevention Awareness Month, families and caregivers can consider simple changes such as keeping pathways clear, improving lighting, and discussing fall concerns with a health care provider.

Soaring Eagles is honored to support people and families with respectful, individualized care close to home.

09/14/2026

This Direct Support Professional Recognition Week, we celebrate the caregivers and direct-support professionals who help people live safely, confidently, and meaningfully at home and in their communities.

Their work can include helping with daily routines, personal care, meals, transportation, appointments, and community involvement. But their impact reaches far beyond those tasks. DSPs offer companionship, encouragement, respect, and dependable support that helps people maintain their independence and pursue the life they choose.

To our Soaring Eagles team: thank you for the thoughtful care you provide and the difference you make for the people and families you support.

09/13/2026

Happy Grandparents Day!

We celebrate the elders and grandparents whose love, knowledge, stories, and traditions strengthen families and communities.

At Soaring Eagles, we’re honored to support care that respects each person’s values, identity, and individual needs—at home and in the community.

08/05/2026

Looking for culturally relevant resources on disability in Native communities? The National Indian Council on Aging, Inc. (NICOA) offers the Understanding Disabilities in American Indian & Alaska Native Communities toolkit.

The toolkit helps people learn about:

• Disability rights
• Healthy living
• Jobs and education
• Housing and transportation
• Programs and services that can help

We believe that everyone deserves clear, easy-to-find information. Sharing trusted resources like this can help people get the support they need and build stronger, healthier communities.

Download the free toolkit in the comments below.

02/20/2026

Today is Caregiver Appreciation Day, and we want to say thank you to the caregivers who make our work possible. 💙

Every day, you show up with kindness, patience, and respect. You help people live safely at home, stay connected to their culture, and maintain their dignity. You don’t just provide care—you honor the people we serve and their stories.

Because of you, elders, people with disabilities, and families feel seen, supported, and valued.

We are grateful for all that you do. Today and every day, we celebrate you.

02/02/2026

San Carlos Chairman Elder Luncheon
Congrats to the San Carlos, AZ team for a successful tabling event at the Chairman Elder's luncheon!

Address

4100 Lexington Avenue N, Suite 150
Phoenix, AZ
55126

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30am
Tuesday	8am - 4:30am
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16022747030

Website

https://www.soaringeagleshc.com/, http://www.circleoflifehomecare.net/

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