10 Memory Care Facilities in Douglas County, CO
The average cost of memory care in Douglas County is $5,303 per month. This is higher than the national median of $4,500. Cheaper nearby regions include Jefferson County with an average starting cost of $4,595.
To help you with your search, browse the 5 reviews below for memory care facilities in Douglas County. On average, consumers rate memory care in Douglas County 4.8 out of 5 stars.
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Lincoln Meadows Senior Living
Provides: Memory Care
Pine Trails at Castle Rock
Provides: Memory Care
Assured Assisted Living 6
Provides: Memory Care
Assured Assisted Living 1
Provides: Memory Care
Legacy Village of Castle Pines
Provides: Memory Care
Assured Assisted Living 2
Provides: Memory Care
Assured Assisted Living 3
Provides: Memory Care
Assured Assisted Living 5
Provides: Memory Care
Wind Crest
Provides: Memory CareBonaventure Senior Living - Castle Rock
Provides: Memory CareOther Options in Douglas County, CO
Memory Care near Douglas County, CO
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Douglas County
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Review of Legacy Village of Castle Pines
My dad is now in Legacy Village. It is a beautiful community, but it is probably better for people who are a little bit agile. My dad is in memory care, and right now, there are not a lot of people... Read more
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Review of Lincoln Meadows Senior Living
I have extensive knowledge about Lincoln Meadows, as I had both of my parents live in Independent Living and then one eventually move to memory care. That was over three years ago. The facility is... Read more
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Review of Wind Crest
Wincrest Assisted Living for seniors who can take care of themselves has been a wonderful place for my parents. I would recommend this facility to anyone seeking assisted living places. A set of ar... Read more
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