The Palisades at Broadmoor Park

My family has looked at many locations in the springs to find placement for my grandmother. Some are nice and we liked the location but when it came down to it, location wasn't part of our decision. It was the genuine feeling of care and compassion we saw at The Palisades. Our tour was very thorough and respectful of what our family needed and Jenn Nimmo was so concerned about my grandmothers safety she even messaged someone to set up home health immediately while we are considering our options. We did have lunch and were served a very good meal, I must admit I thought it could have been too good to be true. Now that Nana is settled, I know we made the right choice. Tara the director has followed up with us several times to make sure the move went smoothly. I highly recommend The Palisades to anyone considering assisted living! It is beautiful and so worth the extra drive to know how well my Nana is being cared for.

The Palisades at Broadmoor Park was very nice and clean, but they did not have the things that would fit Mom's needs. The staff who gave me the tour showed me two rooms, and one of the rooms was very small. I met one member of the staff, and she was friendly. The dining room I saw seemed small, but they have a dining room on each floor.

My mother is at The Palisades at Broadmoor Park. We like it because it’s not too big, and the location is close to the family. They are a few activities each day, but she doesn’t go to most of them. They can improve on their communication because I don’t always get what I ask for and things don't always get done. Otherwise, everything is pretty good. She has a beautiful view of the mountains.

After visiting a dozen or more retirement communities for my parents I have to say Palisades is by far the best. The location is absolutely beautiful the ground are well maintained and the staff was excellent. I look forward to moving my parents in!!

The Palisades is a very nice place. I would say the Director and the Health Service Director, who is kind of the Head Nurse, are both extremely competent. The food and dining setup are very nice. They are right on the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, so it is a very lovely setting in the first place. The rooms looked out upon the mountains or the city side, which isn't quite as attractive, but it is a nice part of town. So no matter where you look, it is not bad. Just looking towards the mountain, I'm sure it is extremely beautiful. They have a number of different types of room choices depending upon the size of rooms you want and whether you would like a little sink or microwave. They do all the cooking for you, do all your washing, and everything else. If you got your mind well enough that you still kind of want the feeling of having an apartment, you have all these different choices. For improvement, they need training for their hands on staff. That is the primary thing I have an issue with.

The Palisades was very quick to respond. They called me immediately once I registered and asked me what they could do to help figure out what would be the best placement for mother. They were very flexible in trying to accommodate my schedule. They had a schedule of the weekly activities on the wall, and they were interacting with the residents. Their little van has just gotten back from taking the group on an outing.

My mother is a resident of the Palisades...I am her daughter and live in Connecticut. I could have brought my mother to Connecticut to live near me, but a resident of Colorado, she felt more comfortable living here. So I visit as often as I can. I am always amazed by the reception staff who helps me schedule transportation to dr. visit for mom, the hairdressers, the activities staff creating fun things for the residents to do with their day, to the nursing staff who promptly return my calls and/or come in to work on their day off just to meet with me when I come to town! Anyone who works in assisted living does so because it is a "calling" like the young man who works the dining room and is always telling the residents a daily joke to get them laughing. I trust that my mother is in great hands when I leave, and she feels safe and secure....that is just what I want for her! Thank you Palisades!

I have worked with the staff and owner at The Palisades for several years as an advisor who helps secure veteran's benefits. I have always found them to put their residents' needs first and have worked to provide the best in care services. A partnership with the University of Colorado brought innovative physical therapy approaches that significantly improved the well-being of the residents. They frequently host community meetings to share the latest information about issues of the aging population and what families will need to consider in the future. I believe the recent change to MBK Senior Living is a positive move forward as it builds on the ideas of the previous owner and adds a broader understanding of how to best serve our community. I think they are well on their way to being one of the best senior communities in Colorado Springs.

I am quite dissatisfied with the Palasides. They are very understaffed and the turn over is constant. I feel badly for the care givers that are overworked. The food is very low quality, the communication from staff non existent and the medical help very bad. I will say the apartments are quite spacious and also has upgrades but that is the only positive.

My Mom has been at the Palisades for the past 3 years. The first year was her best, then it was bought out by a large corporation, MBK. Since then there's been a whole lot of turn-over in the management level and the care staff has been like a revolving door. Care Staff training, the number and variety of activities and food are all below par. Rooms and bathrooms are nice, common areas are nice (not enough of them) and the staff are nice, but young. They seem to charge the highest in this market and are definitely not worth it. I recommend looking elsewhere.

I have a whole lot of caregivers that do care. A few that you like to kick in the butt. For the most part, the staff is very good and consistent. There's not a big turn over. The dining room is just fine. The food is so-so, but it's what they serve in the entire complex. It just comes and goes. Since I came from independent living and I've been very busy, I haven't participated in activities very much. But I think they're pretty routine, like bingo.

The place was very nice, but I'm not ready for it right now. You have to bring your own furniture. They have hairdressers. They have exercise room, they have everything.

We did get to visit The Palisades at Broadmoor Park for my mom. Right now, she is staying in her place but if we do go, she will be going there. We also have some old friends, some neighbors that moved in there recently. It is very close to where my mom's neighborhood is. The facility is a little bit smaller but not as overwhelming as some other big places. For us, they have a good location. The staff was very friendly. They were very nice. Their marketing manager was very nice. We had brunch while we're there and it was very nice. They had good food.

The employees are very enthusiastic and helpful however there is not much to do. The activities are bland and my grandma is bored there. Maybe it is because she is bitter but she complains about the food as well. The amenities are subpar and there is not much to the facilitie.s There is a room with a piano and a place to sit and do puzzles and knit but other than that there is not much else.

This is a very nice facility with a great staff and well-appointed living spaces. The Palisades At Broadmoor Park has a great wellness program that is designed to keep the residents healthy and active so that they can preserve their independence. Besides physical fitness, they have a cognitive wellness program that helps residents stay sharp and have fun at the same time. The private apartments can be customized to suit any style and they are roomy and comfortable. There are several different styles of apartments available, some of which are over 500 square feet. One of the things that I loved most about The Palisades At Broadmoor Park is that they allow pets, which makes the residences friendly and homey. I joined the residents for dinner and was impressed with the quality of the food as well as the cheerful atmosphere. The building and grounds at The Palisades At Broadmoor Park are elegant and welcoming and are quite well kept. I would definitely recommend this facility.

We visited The Palisades. The girl told us that we would be in the independent living if we would go there, but once we needed assistance of any kind, we would have to move to another place. The place was very nice. It was high rise. It was very expensive as well. We just weren't interested in that place. It seemed to be too commercial. The food was all right, but not as good as the other one we visited. However, it was probably the nicest place as far as the updating and things like that were concerned. It was very pretty. It just did not appeal to us.

I visited The Palisades. The food was really stupendous. I was very fond of it. It was probably gourmet-level food. It was the cheapest place I could find. It was nice clean place where you would want to live. The room was small but had a lovely kitchen, bathroom, washer and dryer, and a small bedroom that could still accommodate walkers and wheelchairs. The hallways were wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair. Their tried to have stimulating activities, like exercise classes, outings, and speakers. There was variety of things that one can do. It was a very nice neighborhood and had a very nice of nearby Cheyenne Mountain was very near. I was very pleasantly surprised with the price they gave me.

I visited Palisades. It looked nice. It was a large, fairly new, and fairly upscale facility. However, it looked too much like a dormitory. The rooms looked OK.

I don't know how many of you who read this believe in "Divine Intervention", but I definitely do and it has been with me my entire life. What I mean by this is that I was led here for brunch on a Sunday and signed up later that same afternoon. I hadn't really thought seriously about moving to an independent living facility, but was in a large house alone, having lost my wife two years earlier, and was beginning to have mobility problems. After signing up, I immediately put my house on the market and sold it in three days! That was on Monday and I moved here on Wednesday. Now wouldn't you think someone up there was looking out for me? My first afternoon here found me joining a group playing poker. I am a "bridge nut" and I immediately hunted out the bridge players and organized two groups to play in the evenings. My vocation was an Elementary Principal and I was in charge and I am still geared that way, even though I have been retired since 1991. I get involved in all the social activities and that is great. Moving here was exactly what I needed to do. The staff here couldn't be more pleasant and cooperative. They listen to us and do everything they can to make things just right. Everyone is willing to spend time with you and work out any problem you are facing. We have special programs here periodically and they are very enjoyable and informative. My whole career was centered around proper communication, so I make sure that everyone knows about the special activities. Again, all I can say is that I know where I intend to spend the rest of my life and that is right here at the Palisades at Broadmoor Park. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share my feelings.

The Palisades is a lovely place to live. Residents and staff are all friendly, the food is good every day, the apartments are finished in excellent taste. My rooms have crown molding, granite countertops and very good appliances. Washers and dryers in each apartment! I don't feel isolated though I live alone, help is always near if I need it.

The place was very nice, but I'm not ready for it right now. You have to bring your own furniture. They have hairdressers. They have exercise room, they have everything.