Peach Tree Assisted Living #1 and 2 sit in Clifton, Colorado, on 3452 F Road and 3291 Lombardy Lane, with both places offering care for older adults who might need help with things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, and what you'll find there are fully furnished rooms-both private and semi-private-licensed for up to 16 or 15 residents depending on the building, and each spot tries to make daily life safe and comfortable while the staff helps everyone feel at home, and they do seem to try to treat people like family, which you don't find everywhere these days. There's a lot going on, like activities both inside and out-the staff even drives residents to activities off the property sometimes-and you see things like art classes, field trips, and visits to the salon, so people don't have to just sit around all day if they don't want to, and meals are cooked by chefs and meal planners who make sure everyone gets something nutritious. Both Peach Tree #1 and 2 are pet-friendly for cats and dogs, though there are some rules about size and breed, so folks who love animals can bring a companion along, which sure can help a place feel more like home.
Rooms have nice views and are set up for easy living, and there's Wi-Fi as well as outdoor and indoor common areas where people can spend time with others. Around-the-clock staffing is standard, with help for incontinence care, diabetic care, and for folks who aren't able to walk so well anymore, plus respite care for those who just need a short-term stay, and there are transportation services for appointments or errands, which is handy if you can't drive yourself. There are guest meals for visitors and handy things like a reading room, common lobby, and pet-friendly accommodations to help folks feel comfortable.
Both Peach Tree #1 and 2 offer assisted living services focused on making day-to-day living easier for seniors, and although each building is separate, the way they run things feels similar-dedicated staff try to help while letting people live as independently as possible. They don't promise to fix everything, but they do seem to work at making life smoother and a bit more pleasant for people who need a hand now and then.
