The Healthcare Resort Of Colorado Springs sits at 2818 Grand Vista Circle, right at the base of Pike's Peak, and you get some pretty nice views of the mountains from the building, which is laid out in a way that makes it very easy to move around, especially if you use a wheelchair or walker, thanks to the wide hallways and main floor design. The facility has a reputation in the Colorado Springs area for keeping everything clean and well maintained, and they offer fully furnished private suites. Residents can choose from assisted living, independent living, memory care, and short- or long-term rehabilitation services, so there's a range of options whether someone needs day-to-day help, recovery from surgery, or a safe place that can handle dementia and Alzheimer's needs in both secure and open settings.
The place aims for a resort-like atmosphere, so residents and guests get nutritious meals made from fresh, seasonal ingredients, and there's Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, and accommodations for pets. There's a dining option meant to make meals enjoyable and healthy while keeping in mind various dietary needs, which is nice for people who have special requirements. A dedicated professional staff led by Mr. Royal Jensen works on making every resident's experience as smooth as possible, and the team includes nurses, therapists, and clinicians who are around to help with personal care, rehabilitation, rehabilitation therapy like speech and occupational therapy, and managing medication, bathing, or dressing if needed.
There's also a strong family focus with support groups for dementia caregivers and regular involvement in the Alzheimer's Association's art therapy program, which brings creative activities to the residents. The environment has been described as both friendly and professional, with plenty of staff who go out of their way to help and bring a positive mood to the community. People can access both short-term rehabilitation suites and longer-term care units, and the aim seems to be to deliver healthcare alongside hospitality, with staff trying to meet both medical and social needs without the place feeling too much like a hospital. The management is part of The Ensign Group and is recognized within the state's health care association, providing coverage for Medicare and all major insurances. The Healthcare Resort keeps a presence online through Facebook, and though it's rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau, the facility isn't officially BBB accredited.
