Aspen View Living sits over in Aurora, Colorado, and you're looking at a smaller licensed assisted living place since it only has space for eight seniors, which helps create that homelike feel where folks can get to know each other and the staff can really keep an eye on everybody. The staff's got experience helping people with a range of needs, including those needing help with personal hygiene, dressing, bathing, medication reminders, diabetes support, and incontinence care, and they help folks who have memory issues like Alzheimer's or other types of dementia. There is always someone around since they offer 24-hour supervision, and you'll find that they try to balance hands-on care with each person's ability to maintain as much independence as they can.
The building itself is cozy, with unique room names like the Vail suite and a Colorado master bath, and offers both private and shared rooms, so there's a choice depending on what a person prefers or needs. You'll notice each room has air-conditioning, its own bathroom, and basic comforts like a telephone and TV access, and the staff provides housekeeping so residents don't need to worry about cleaning. Amenities include things like a spacious dining room, a great room for gathering, a garden out front where folks can wander or just sit, and even stair lifts down to lower levels to make moving around easier for everyone.
The kitchen puts a real focus on quality meals, preparing nutritious food every day, and they're careful to offer options like vegetarian meals and can adjust for other dietary needs, so if someone's on a special diet the staff handles that too, and meals are all served in a way that tries to be visually pleasing and enjoyable. There's a small library inside for people who love to read, and outdoor and indoor common spaces for relaxing or chatting with neighbors, and often you'll find there are scheduled daily and community-sponsored activities, group outings, and wellness checks to help keep everyone mentally and socially active.
Aspen View Living is licensed by the state under the Assisted Living Residence license number 23Q657, and they also provide short-term respite care, skilled nursing support, and memory care for people with cognitive issues, and are set up to serve seniors dealing with both physical and behavioral conditions. There have also been awards for both the quality of life and the activities they provide, which shows they take resident engagement seriously, and the staff are known to be helpful and kind, working to give each person support matched to their unique needs and hopes. For people interested in moving to a place where daily life is easier but still social, with choices in accommodations and regular activity, Aspen View Living offers tours so future residents can see the spaces and talk to people who live and work there. The environment tries to be welcoming, with an emphasis on comfort, safety, and a sense of kinship among residents and staff.
