Assisted Living Communities in Monument, CO

"It was very nice. We were incredibly impressed with the facility as well as the staff. It was more spacious and there were more decorations that were very pleasing to the eye. Everybody just seem so cheerful, happy, and helpful. They have a really nice exercise area. It impressed us because it was more of a retirement living which would appeal to us. Everything was just great."

"Melody Living Assisted Living & Memory Care was brand new, and it's very posh. I think they went a little overboard with the weight rooms and things like that, which personally my father-in-law would not use. The prices were pretty high. The people were nice and it was a nice facility, but it didn't fit our situation. We didn't see very many residents there because it was after lunch and they were probably all back in their rooms resting. I didn't see a whole lot of residential activities going on, so it was very quiet. They had a beautiful courtyard that faces the whole range of mountains and they've got a little playground for when grandkids come. It's a beautiful facility. The staff looked nice, but a little pushy."

"Our mother was in a larger facility in Colorado Springs but she fell and had to go on hospice so she was moved to the Lodge at Palmer Point. They have been a blessing to us in their care for our mom, their interactions with the family and they give us, almost daily, updates of how our mother is doing. Since this is a smaller facility with less residents our mother has adapted very well and is less agitated. The staffs help and communication is very good. We are pleased with The Lodge at Palmer Point."

"We went to Home Care at Kettle's and toured it. They were nice. They have two or three beds in a room and one person can have his own room. It's all good. And the assistants and the help were all great, too. They had all the facilities. Everything was all right, but I was kind of new to this. The staff who gave the tour was excellent. Nothing negative. It was all good. There's plenty of help, too. I'll give them two thumbs up. They were good. The dining area was kind of small, and nobody was eating. As for amenities in the rooms, they had the set up for the toilet, the bars, and all safety equipment in place. But the room wasn't big, so it would be kind of close contact for people with walkers. They had an outside area where they could go. There's an outdoor patio area. That was pretty nice, too."

"I just found Brookdale to be a very nice place. There's a lot going on in that facility. It is very clean and neat. I wasn't involved too much with the staff except for the one in charge. The staff in charge was very nice, very out-going, and very helpful. Everybody was professional. The facility was nice and very clean. I had one meal there, and it was very good. The meal seemed to be excellent. The dining area was very clean. "

"The Retreat at Sunny Vista was lovely and the people were lovely. The chef and the head salesperson took us around and I was impressed with how they listened to the residents about preferences for food and they let them kind of give ideas about things that they would like. My dad loves biscuits and gravy and I asked about that specifically and the staff said, "Yes, a lot of people do, so we try to offer it at least once a week," and I appreciated that. The rooms were lovely. The only thing that wouldn't work for my dad is the fact that they don't allow any smoking anywhere on their campus, so he would have to leave pretty significantly to be able to smoke and that's probably not gonna work for us. Talking to the chef and looking at the menu, the food sounded wonderful and they had a lovely dining facility. The people that I met were awesome, although they didn't have the longevity that the other place had. Most of the people had only been there a few years."

"I'm especially impressed with the food at Winslow Court. Hat's off to the chef! "

Our vision is to deliver the ultimate care with the most qualified team. Our team receives exceptional training and support, which allows us to maintain the high standards of care that have been our hallmark for many years. We pride ourselves on our cozy, home-like environment providing the perfect combination of familiarity, sense of community, and privacy. Our smaller environments ensure protective oversight by our staff and greater access to assistance. Our residents enjoy traditional, home-style meals, personalized activities, a family-like environment. Each of our homes are located in quiet, quaint neighborhoods allowing for a peaceful atmosphere where they can sit out on the back porch to enjoy reading. SERVICES: We provide assistance with all aspects of Activity Daily Living (ADL). Our individualized care plans allow us to care from the most basic needs all the way to the more sensitive needs of our residents including those who need support due to dementia or behavioral health needs. We partner with providers such as doctors, nurse practitioners, pharmacies, and diagnostic agencies to furnish in house services at the facility, so your loved ones do not have to worry about going to doctors appointments. OUR ACTIVITIES PROGRAM: Our individualized approach with our activities program is designed to promote engagement in hobbies old and new, help our residents to find their sense of purpose, and is a great way to make new friends. Some of our activities include physical fitness, weekly spiritual activities, crafts.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

"My wife has moved into Brookdale Skyline. We chose it because it met my long-term care insurance payment. The only thing I can see wrong with it is the fact that the facility has been used previously. My wife has to have a soft diet and they're doing a good job. The value for themoney is good. Some of the places I'd seen that were cheaper also looked cheaper. It's a typical healthcare place that is clean and has good staff."

"Broadmoor Court is the same with the other community, but I like that it has the dining area right there when you come in. I also like that all the rooms are right off the dining room, so it is very easy for the residents to get to their meals. They take their residents off for outings, and they have exercises in the morning. The place is close to shopping."

"Home-like feel the Castle Rock Assisted Living. Residents have privacy and allowed to function independently if possible. Gina is very caring and if I had to find a place for my grandmother, this one would be at the top of my list in Castle Rock. "

Our home located in Castle Rock provides Supportive living for those living with a Brain Injury. Our residents are living with both acquired and traumatic brain injuries. Our team navigates our residents through their days and works with outside providers. Just some of the wonderful services and amenities our brain injury-supported living community members enjoy include Medication administration and management Delicious, home-cooked meals Wonderful wellness activities (including yoga, music therapy, and meditation) 24-hour awake and responsive staff Transportation services Assistance with activities of daily living Support and assistance with independent living skills A robust, rotating activities program Regular social outing opportunities to local places of fun and interest No two people are alike, and no one should ever feel defined or stigmatized by an injury or diagnosis. Our Assured Arvada Traumatic Brain Injury Supported Living community members enjoy the comforts of a peaceful, home-like setting, with easy access to relaxing indoor and outdoor spaces to gather with friends and family. Our customized programs promote residents health, socialization, and quality of life. We uplift our valued community memberscelebrating their many strengths and offering support when needed. If you love someone whos coping with the effects of a brain injury and are concerned youll be unable to find the quality care they deserveAssured Senior Livings brain injury supportive living will allow you to finally put your mind at ease.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

"Our Mom was 100 years old and after living alone for 22 years fell, broke her wrist and needed respite care to heal. She was not ready to give up any independence. The staff at Rose Petal unconditionally cared for my mom giving her every opportunity to be independent. Our Moms room was just around the corner from the bathroom and the elevator, it was perfect. We were very impressed with everyones kindness and professionalism. "

"My dad lived at Castle Rock Assisted Living III. It's a home with nine people with 24/7 care, and it's extremely clean. It's fantastic, with great daily care and excellent food. The owners, Angie and Gina, were excellent and were very hands-on. We couldn't be happier with his stay there during the last month of my dad's life. The location is excellent. It's in a great neighborhood with easy access. They have a gorgeous outdoor deck with a pergola, table, and chairs. It's just a great facility."