Castle Rock Tarpan Place - Assured Senior Living 3 sits in a quiet part of Castle Rock, Colorado, east of I-25, on Tarpan Place, and belongs to the Assured Senior Living network. The community focuses on safety and kindness, and an RN owner/Administrator runs the place, so the people there know healthcare pretty well, especially for Alzheimer's, stroke, Parkinson's, and other dementia-related diseases. Residents live in small apartment-style homes where staff help with bathing, dressing, meals, and medicine, and you'll see the staffing ratio stays pretty low, about one caregiver for every four residents, which means the staff really get to know each person and stick around awhile, so faces tend to be familiar. The place is wheelchair accessible, has secure memory care areas, and there're outdoor and indoor spots where folks can relax, play games, watch movies, or join music and art therapy, and some regular exercise, yoga, pet therapy, and even aromatherapy for folks who like that sort of thing.
Assured Senior Living 3 supports residents with all kinds of needs, from independent living to assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, or hospice. Every resident receives care from a staff trained in dementia care, and there's always someone awake and on duty, day or night. Families who visit see a homey setting designed to help people stay independent but also stay safe-there's 24-hour protective supervision, as well as all the basics for daily life, like meals, housekeeping, laundry, and accessible showers and tubs, and you won't get surprised by new charges or fee hikes for the first two years. Residents have rooms with safety features, kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, cable TV, and personal help as needed. People who like pets can have them, and there's parking for residents who drive. The grounds feature outside walk areas, patios, and gardens, so it doesn't feel locked up, and inside you'll find a dining room, activities room, salon/barbershop, fitness center, and WiFi.
The house offers a full range of support: nurses on staff, a doctor on call, medication help, nurse-led programs, hospice and respite care, occupational and physical therapy, wound care, and even podiatry. When someone needs to go out, free transportation is available for activities or appointments, and there's also help with personal care tasks like bathing and grooming. The daily life there includes social activities, arts and crafts, educational programs, devotional services, three meals a day, and a routine that flexes for each person-which is important for people living with dementia. There's a focus on peace of mind for families, too, with regular updates and an environment set up to handle changing medical or personal needs. Staff don't just watch over residents-they work to keep mental and emotional well-being strong with routines that change as people change, using what's known about Alzheimer's and other dementias to address behaviors calmly and kindly. Tarpan Place also accepts long-term care insurance and connects families to community resources for elder abuse, fall prevention, disaster support, and even opioid help, plus health library access and a symptom checker. Residents can bring their own things, take part in activities as they want, and join a community where care aims to be reliable, attentive, and steady, which is good for families looking for stability over time.
