Independent Living Communities in Colorado Springs, CO

"I toured Mountain View Independent Living, and the most important thing is that they made it about me. I had looked at other places, other communities, 55 communities, and trailer parks, and sometimes I waited a long time after we made the appointment, but they made me feel like I was important to them. It was so neat right off the bat, and they wanted to know everything. They wanted to fit what I wanted. I looked at the studio. Three other people and a man lived there. He let us go through his house. He was as welcoming as ever. The person who took me around kept saying that when I would bring up anything, she would say, "Well, now it's all about you." They weren't pushy, and they were awesome. She was the best. She was the one who smiled at me the minute I came in the door. They paid attention to me. The food smelled wonderful when I was there. It's like a restaurant. They're very professional and very clean. Folks were eating when we walked by. I loved the building, which was more than I expected, and the upkeep is great."

"I liked Melody Living Independent Living. It was beautiful, extremely clean, very inviting, and very attractive. The people were awesome. The lunch I had there was very good. It was just a very easy place to be. I can definitely see myself living there. They have great security. They have call buttons in each of the apartments to check in first thing in the morning. It lets security know you are up and OK. You check in at night to let them know you're going to bed. I liked that. They have exercise programs, a nice area for games (like card games and board games), a pool, a really nice socializing areas with a firepit, a hot tub, an exercise room, and a lecture room. There is music once a week (piano, guitar, or whatever's available). They have spiritual services on Sundays with guest speakers each week. It was a very nice place."

"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. "

"Liberty Heights felt more like a country club than an old folks' home, and we just felt like that would boost my father-in-law's spirit more. The staff was wonderful, absolutely incredible. There were people at the pool doing water aerobics, and people playing Bridge. We saw a lot of different activities. The dining area was beautiful and had a great view. Some of the residents told us that the food was wonderful. It was the nicest place we saw. "

"MacKenzie Place is nice but a little pricey. The rooms are small but they are very nice, very clean, and very well kept. The grounds are well kept too. The people are very courteous and obliging. They have nice facility people. The people that live there, they love it. They have a movie theater and a card room. They have special days and trips. There are plenty of activities. We looked at the independent but the assisted living is the same floorplan. For the extra price, you can have someone help you with bathing and medication. They have a lovely dining room. The place is very well kept and tidy."

"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."

"My mother chose The Belcaro because they have nice, spacious, and modern apartments. They also have a little dog park which is a nice area for walking the dog. It's an over-55 building so they don't provide any food. There's also no one available 24/7, so you'd have to provide that for yourself. They have activities for the residents, and it's a really nice place. I would recommend this place to anyone who is fully independent, but not if they need more care."

"The location is not far and very convenient for me. I liked their rooms, their one-bedroom looked very comfortable. They have meals available, their activities, layout, they also have light housekeeping, and there were washers and dryers available, so it's good."

"We toured Aberdeen Ridge. They can enjoy the rest of their life in one place. The facility and the food are nice. The staff was very nice, and everything was brand new. They have several restaurants, a cafe, gyms, and pools. They have therapy. They have a book club and clubs for men and women, and they do outings all the time."

"The management is very kind and efficient. My father lived living there. He was always treated well. His room, a studio, was perfect sized, the staff kept it clean and neat.he enjoyed visiting with the staff. The other residents are pleasant and get along well together. Dad enjoyed the field trips to Walmart, casinos, seeing the leaves change, and the other outings. The in house activities were numerous enough for him to stay as busy as he wanted to be."

Upside is truly an exclusive opportunity to live independently on your own terms. We offer luxury living options with over 2,500+ apartments in our network across the country alongside a dedicated and experienced personal concierge support system. Upside is a uniquely designed senior living alternative to help you live completely independently. The Upside team helps you find a luxury-style apartment living option and provide you with extra layers of care and assistance, whenever and however you need it. Once you're settled in your new home, we connect you to your personal concierge and expert on all things aging. The Upside concierge is available to help arrange meal and grocery deliveries, transportation services, schedule appointments, assist with technology, and so much more! Anything you need, Upside is just a quick phone call or text away.

"My dad moved into Laurel Gardens Apartments. It's clean. Its security enclosed. They have staff and volunteers that are there. It's a community of people his age. Each apartment has a kitchen where they cook their own food. They have several activities, but right now with the COVID thing, they can't do squat. They have a little theater, they have a community room, they have laundry, and there is an area to relax out front and out back."

"I like Affinity at Colorado Springs. They don't have food, but they have housekeeping and they have elevators, which is a must. They have washers and dryers and step-in showers and these are all things that I need because my legs are bad. The layout of the room was standard. It's a nice layout. They didn't show me any activities because it was just coming out of COVID. They didn't really have any activities going at the time, but they have a lot of nice things to have activities like they have a pool room, which is a billiards kind of room, and then they have a separate building that has a heated pool in it. They have a wood shop, and they have a pub. It's very nice. The price was lower, but it wasn't for assisted living. I think it's just for independent living."

"I have met the manager of Regency Tower and she was very amenable that my mother can move a week early. They seemed to have very professional staff. I met a few of the residents and they were very friendly. They do provide meals. The apartment is very spacious; two bedroom, two bath, and a very large living room. It has very beautiful view with the mountain and the city. It has a swimming pool and a common area. Mom said she liked it a lot. "