Assisted Living Colorado Springs

Now, let’s take a look at what the state of Colorado requires for such facilities:

• Meals
• Laundry
• Cleaning of all common areas, bedrooms, and bathrooms
• Managing money, as necessary and by agreement
• Making telephone calls
• Arranging appointments an schedules
• Shopping
• Writing letters
• Recreational and leisure activities

Because members of ALF’s do not require the level of medical care of a nursing home, many locations do not have round-the-clock nursing staff. This service would be more suited for retirement homes. Residents of assisted Living centers are generally a step up in their mobility. But still need help with at least one activity of daily living. They are typically senior citizens who do not require high levels of care, but prefer the companionship and assistance that these facilities provide.



There are a variety of facilities that meet these requirements set out by the state. They range from small, residential houses serving one resident to large hotel like complexes serving hundreds of residents. In most of these centers, people usually have their own private room or apartment at these centers. Some though, have shared, dorm-style rooms. There are also community living areas and dining facilities.

While these large-style apartments are very viable options, and may be the best option for some, Constant Care of Colorado Springs takes a different approach. Instead of a large building with long hallways and busy eating areas, ours is a small, family environment in a residential home on a quiet street in the Cheyenne Mountain area of the city. Our home has two floors with six rooms and two separate common areas. There are no long hallways and never any crowds. Also, due to our smaller size, our residents have more input in planning of meals, activities, etc. Senior Living Colorado Springs