Home Care At Kettles Assisted Living serves seniors in Colorado Springs needing help at different stages, so you find roomy and comfortable assisted living in three group homes named Moma's, Popa's, and Kettle's. Moma's, close to N Circle and Union Ave, offers vaulted ceilings, wide hallways, and big bedrooms in a home that feels welcoming and familiar, while Popa's, out by Vollmer and Burgess in Black Forest, has quiet country living, and Kettle's sits central with security for memory care near N Circle and Constitution Ave, with outdoor space kept safe for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia. Each location has a warm, home-like environment with private and shared rooms, furnished areas, and both indoor and outdoor common spaces, where folks can visit, catch up, or just watch squirrels, and every building's got 24-hour awake staff and front and back door security for peace of mind and comfort.
Seniors get personalized care that changes as their needs grow, with support for things like bathing, getting dressed, medication, transfers, and health checks, and even things like catheter care, wound care, and tube feeding if need be, plus regular physician house calls, in-house nurses, skilled nursing, and therapy visits, which is good if health needs get complicated over time. Home-cooked meals come standard, with meal service covering different diets, all-day dining, and allergy or diabetes menus, and on top of that, everyone can enjoy beautician services, an on-site hairdresser, and nail care, so folks who want a bit of pampering or grooming get it in familiar surroundings.
Social and daily activities get encouraged, so residents might have movie nights, games, music, and scheduled events to keep minds active and friendships strong, plus staff that respond quickly to needs without making anyone feel embarrassed or like a number. Pets are welcome, and there's a secure backyard for walking or sitting under the sun, which helps keep the place cozy and homey, and transportation is arranged for doctor's appointments or errands, while the facility handles coordination with therapists, hospice, and other care providers.
Memory care, offered mainly at Kettle's, gives extra security for folks with dementia, including wandering protections, locked doors, and specially trained staff who know how to offer both safety and respect. Home Care At Kettles Assisted Living stays licensed by the State of Colorado, with a Nursing Home Administrator on staff, and it takes pride in keeping things simple, providing thorough care and support in a welcoming, close-knit community with only eight beds in each home, where seniors can feel like themselves and families know their loved ones are safe and valued.