Best Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care Companies in Arizona, United States
The 112 best Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care companies in Arizona, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: The Meadows.
Our analysis of 50 Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care companies
$2.4b in tracked funding; 83% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care companies in Arizona
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Meadows Manufacturer of handcrafted home décor and tableware items | $79M | 162 mo ago | Acquired | — | 1976 | WordPress Site EditorWordPressMySQL+25 | 41 patents Advanced construction polymers: silicone foams, geopolymer acid‑resistant coatings, nanocellulose fiberboard, waterproof membranes | 1 job opening |
| 2 | Cadence Living Chain of senior living centers | $34M | 93 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2016 | — | — | — |
| 3 | evolvedMD Provider of behavioral health services 50Funding top 24%Growth top 35%Talent top 38%Partners top 41% All 8 signals ▾Fundingtop 24% Growthtop 35% Talenttop 38% Partnerstop 41% Techtop 48% Newsbottom 42% Globalbottom 29% Marketbottom 26% Funding: Raised $29.9M across 4 rounds · 4 rounds over 4 yrs (1.0/yr) Growth: Fresh capital in last 24 mo rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 50/100 | $30M | 11 mo ago | Series B | Steve Biljan Co-Founder & Co-CEO | 2017 | WordPressApple iCloud MailMicrosoft 365+26 | — | 1 partnership · 1 award |
| 4 | Gallus Medical Detox Centers Provider of inpatient medical detoxification services for substance use disorders | $11M | 46 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2011 | WordPressMySQLPHP+13 | — | — |
| 5 | America's Rehab Campuses Standalone inpatient substance abuse therapy center | $4M | 93 mo ago | Funding Raised | Michael Zipprich Founder & CEO | 2016 | WordPressMySQLPHP+17 | — | — |
| 6 | INVU Provider of senior, hospice, retirement, and other care services | $2M | 150 mo ago | Seed | Rick Slager Founder & CEO | 2009 | — | — | — |
| 7 | MHCA Provider of psychological assessment, group counseling, and wellness therapy services | $2M | 40 mo ago | Seed | Ryan House Psyd Co-Founder | 2020 | WordPress Block EditorWordPressMySQL+25 | — | — |
| 8 | The Center at Arrowhead Provider of skilled nursing, medical, rehabilitative, and therapeutic care services | $918K | 77 mo ago | Seed | — | 2006 | WordPressMySQLPHP+22 | 60 patents Patents concentrated in electrical & electronics | — |
| 9 | VeraCare Innovative software solutions for community health, government, and consumer-facing platforms | $450K | 106 mo ago | Seed | Bill Thurman CEO | 2002 | — | — | — |
| 10 | Roya Health Provider of integrated behavioral health services, utilizing evidence-based approaches to engage members with… | $100K | 20 mo ago | Funding Raised | James Murphy Co-Founder | 2022 | Cart FunctionalitySquarespace CommerceSquarespace+13 | — | — |
| 11 | PCA Standalone palliative care center | $100K | 89 mo ago | Seed | — | 2013 | — | 2 patents Pharmacy automation for dispensing drugs and high‑resolution digital image printing systems. | — |
Top 12 Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care companies in Arizona
#1
Series B · Scottsdale, Arizona · founded 2017 · 100 employees$29.9Mraised▾
Provider of behavioral health services
- Jul 2025Series B$34M
- Jun 2023Series A$14M
- Apr 2023Series A$10M
- May 2022Series A$5.9M
#2
Acquired · Scottsdale, Arizona · founded 2011 · 45 employees$10.6Mraised▾
Provider of inpatient medical detoxification services for substance use disorders. They offer protocols utilizing IV and oral medications to manage withdrawal symptoms. Treatments address alcohol, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, opiates, stimulants, cannabis, and polysubstance dependence. The organization provides aftercare options and resources for continued recovery.
- Jul 2022Series A$2.7M
- May 2022Series A$3.2M
- Apr 2021Series A$4.3M
- Oct 2020Seed$450K
#3
Funding Raised · Mesa, Arizona · founded 2022$100Kraised▾
Provider of integrated behavioral health services, utilizing evidence-based approaches to engage members with complex care needs and promote positive health outcomes
- Sep 2024Grant (prize money)$100K
#4
Acquired · Wickenburg, Arizona · founded 1976 · 482 employees$79Mraised▾
Manufacturer of handcrafted home décor and tableware items. These items are made from glass, brass, aluminum, steel, and iron. The manufacturing process blends traditional techniques with ethical values. Products are designed for a global market, including the USA, Europe, Asia, and Australia. The company focuses on precision craftsmanship and exporting its goods internationally.
- Dec 2012PE—
- Mar 2006PE$79M
#5
Acquired · Scottsdale, Arizona · founded 2016 · 169 employees$34.4Mraised▾
Chain of senior living centers
- Aug 2018Conventional Debt$34.4M
#6
Seed · Phoenix, Arizona · founded 2020 · 15 employees$1.9Mraised▾
Provider of psychological assessment, group counseling, and wellness therapy services
- Jan 2023Seed$1.9M
#7
Funding Raised · Tucson, Arizona · founded 2016 · 35 employees$3.6Mraised▾
Standalone inpatient substance abuse therapy center
- Aug 2018Conventional Debt$3.6M
#8
Seed · Scottsdale, Arizona · founded 2009$2.3Mraised▾
Provider of senior, hospice, retirement, and other care services
#9
Seed · Glendale, Arizona · founded 2006 · 26 employees$918Kraised▾
Provider of skilled nursing, medical, rehabilitative, and therapeutic care services. The facility offers skilled nursing care, family involvement, psychological care, and discharge planning. These services complement an individualized program with an aim to encourage each patient’s transition to their highest functional level. The facility provides routine blood draws, medication delivery, and x-rays. Patients have access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy services.
- Jan 2020Seed$918K
#10
Seed · Phoenix, Arizona · founded 2002$450Kraised▾
Innovative software solutions for community health, government, and consumer-facing platforms. They develop agile software to break down barriers for benefit-eligible individuals needing care. With expertise in technology, medicine, and Medicaid population health, the leadership team builds innovative software for underserved communities. They deliver interoperable, data-powered solutions that advance community health, technology, and transparency. The company strives to improve user experience for government, employers, and consumers, solving pain points and encouraging engagement. They employ a lean and agile approach to strategic planning, product development, delivery, and training. Their offerings include government database integration, cloud and data modernization, and sustainability and maintenance planning. They provide SaaS solutions, focusing on user-centric experience, evidence-based touchpoints, and stakeholder coordination.
- Aug 2017Seed$450K
#11
Seed · Tempe, Arizona · founded 2013$100Kraised▾
Standalone palliative care center
#12
Acquired · Phoenix, Arizona · founded 1982 · 330 employees$50Kraised▾
Provider of a broadcast network featuring jazz and independent film programming. The network offers diverse content, showcasing both established and emerging artists in the jazz genre and providing a platform for young filmmakers. It delivers its programming through a television channel and online streaming. The business model centers on content creation and distribution, aiming to reach a broad audience interested in these artistic mediums.
- May 2017Unattributed$50K
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- University of Arizona58
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