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Assisted Living Communities in Castle Rock, CO
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authentic reviews in Castle Rock, CO below include Assisted Living facility with 1291 reviews. On average in Castle Rock, residents and their loved ones rate Assisted Living options 4.7 out of 5 stars.
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Theresa
5.0
Review of Gardens Care Senior Living - Red Hawk
I toured Gardens Care Senior Living - Red Hawk. It's a very warm home environment, like your own home. So it's got a living area, a kitchen, a den, and your bedrooms that are all easy to get to....
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Brenda
5.0
Review of The Ivy Castle Rock
Bonaventure of Castle Rock was like a five-star hotel. It was absolutely hands down, flipping gorgeous. It was beautiful. It was really new, just the style of the building and the amenities. The...
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Pam
5.0
Review of The Ivy Castle Rock
We did a tour of Bonaventure of Castle Rock. They were going to do a dual setup for my dad, which was very kind. It was one of the reasons I appreciated them so much. They really worked with us to...
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The Cost of Assisted Living in Castle Rock, CO and Nearby Cities
The average monthly cost of assisted living care in Castle Rock is around $5,500 per month, which is $1,000 more than the national average and $750 more than the state average. To the south in Colorado Springs, seniors pay slightly more at $4,663, and further south in Pueblo, care is significantly cheaper than Castle Rock, costing around $3,800 per month. In the Western Slope in Grand Junction, care costs are $1,250 less expensive than Castle Rock, while up in Boulder, care is significantly more costly at around $6,275 per month on average.
Castle Rock
$5,500
Colorado
$4,750
The United States
$4,500
Colorado Springs
$4,663
Grand Junction
$4,250
Pueblo
$3,800
Boulder
$6,275
Paying for Assisted Living in Castle Rock
Seniors in Castle Rock pay around $5,500 for assisted living care, but this cost can differ according to the location of the community and the amenities and services provided.
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Living in Castle Rock, CO
A variety of long-term care options is available for seniors in Castle Rock. Both in-home care, which includes assistance with personal care, and home health care, which includes medical assistance, cost more than assisted living at $6,769 and $6,864 per month. Adult day health care is the least expensive option, costing about $2,275 per month. Nursing homes offer the most complete care, so a semiprivate room costs around $3,169 more per month than assisted living.
In-Home Care
$6,769
Home Health Care
$6,864
Adult Day Health Care
$2,275
Assisted Living Facility
$5,500
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
$8,669
Free Assisted Living Resources in Castle Rock
Older adults in Castle Rock have free resources that they can use to help them age well. Local and national programs offer a variety of services, such as options counseling, financial assistance and support groups. The following contacts connect seniors to advisers and specialists.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Castle Rock Senior Activity Center | (303) 688-9498 | Castle Rock Senior Activity Center supports seniors through a range of useful programs and services. Services include hot lunches and health care support, as well as a golf, softball gardening club. There are also educational resources such as legal presentations, financial services and a low vision support group. |
| Douglas County Veterans Services | (303) 663-6200 | Douglas County Veterans Services offers veterans and their family members support. Services include help accessing veterans benefits such as burial, survivor and disability benefits. The staff can also assist with accessing emergency funds and state grants. There is also a veterans crisis helpline that provides 24/7 confidential crisis support. |
| Aging Resources of Douglas County | (303) 814-4300 | Aging Resources of Douglas County is a community aging center that connects seniors to a diverse range of services and resources that help them to maintain independence as long as possible and age well. Some of the ways they can help include transportation, support groups and food assistance. |
| Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) | (303) 297-0408 | The RSVP program is a nationally run program that connects older adults over the age of 55 with meaningful local volunteer opportunities for nonprofit partners. Seniors can get involved in a wide variety of programs, such as tutoring children in schools, delivering meals to seniors, working with veterans and gardening. |
| Colorado Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program | (303) 862-3524 | The Colorado Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program assists seniors living in long-term care communities such as assisted living facilities. They serve as advocates who regularly visit residents and investigate any complaints and claims of abuse, neglect or inadequate care. |
