Myron Stratton Home

    2525 S State Hwy 115, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
    • Independent Living
    • Assisted Living
    3.9ยท20 reviews

    Gorgeous grounds with caring staff

    I'm excited to move in - the grounds are gorgeous with beautiful old trees, wildlife (even geese), and plenty of privacy. Care is excellent, staff are amazing and clearly take pride in their work, service is wonderful, and the nonprofit's Christmas lights are a delightful touch.

    Current/former resident
    Jul 2026

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    3.90ยท(20)

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      3.0
    • Meals

      3.9
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      3.9

    Pros

    • Well-maintained grounds and landscaping
    • Mature shade trees and scenic outdoor spaces
    • Visible wildlife and peaceful campus setting
    • Strong sense of privacy on campus
    • Nonprofit mission and community focus
    • Attentive, prideful caregiving staff
    • Positive overall care-quality impressions
    • Seasonal decorations and community ambiance

    Cons

    • Lack of transparency in admissions and wait-list administration
    • Discriminatory policy risks affecting non-traditional couples
    • Inconsistent application of service-access and eligibility rules
    • Variable service quality and responsiveness
    • Weak grievance resolution and appeals processes
    • Perceived emphasis on financial considerations over access

    Summary of reviews

    The reviews present a mixed picture: the property and on-site environment are consistently described as a major strength, while administrative and access issues raise notable concerns for prospective residents and families. Multiple comments highlight attractive, well-maintained grounds with mature trees, seasonal displays and wildlife, a sense of privacy, and an overall campus ambiance consistent with quality senior living. Care and frontline staff receive positive mentions for being attentive and proud of their work, and several reviewers expressed confidence in the day-to-day care experience.

    Care quality and staff: Reviewers convey generally favorable impressions of direct care and service interactions. Descriptions such as "great care," "amazing staff," and "wonderful service" indicate that caregiving personnel make a positive impact for many residents. At the same time, there is evidence of variability in service delivery: some accounts describe service refusals or poor service, suggesting that responsiveness and consistency may differ by unit, circumstance, or administrative decision-making.

    Dining and activities: The supplied summaries do not provide detailed information about dining quality or regular programming. Seasonal and community touches (for example, holiday lights and visible wildlife) suggest an active effort to maintain a pleasant campus environment, but there is insufficient specific data to characterize meal service or the breadth of organized activities comprehensively.

    Facilities and campus: The facility's outdoor spaces and landscaping are repeatedly praised. Comments about mature trees, scenic views, and a private-feeling campus indicate strong groundskeeping and a setting that supports outdoor enjoyment. The campus is described as nonprofit-operated and mission-oriented, which some reviewers view positively.

    Management, admissions, and policies: The most significant concerns center on admissions, wait-list handling, and policy enforcement. There are allegations of misrepresentation related to admissions and instances of being removed from wait lists without clear explanation; such accounts point to limited transparency in how wait lists and eligibility decisions are administered. Separate comments raise concerns about discriminatory policy application affecting non-traditional couples. A number of reviewers referenced escalation to legal counsel or formal complaints, and at least one account notes that a mistake was later acknowledged by management. Together these items suggest unevenness in administrative practices, potential gaps in nondiscrimination protections, and weaknesses in grievance resolution or appeals processes.

    Notable patterns and guidance for prospective families: The site offers strong physical amenities and reports of capable, committed caregiving staff, but operational and policy-level issues warrant careful pre-admission inquiry. Prospective residents and families should request written admissions and wait-list policies, ask how nondiscrimination and couples' eligibility are handled in practice, clarify how disputes and appeals are resolved, and obtain clear explanations of any fees or financial criteria that affect access to services. Doing so will help reconcile the facility's positive environmental and caregiving attributes with the documented administrative risks.

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    Location

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    Myron Stratton Home is located at 2525 S State Hwy 115, Colorado Springs, CO, 80906.

    About Myron Stratton Home

    The Myron Stratton Home sits in Colorado Springs at 2525 CO-115, where it's served as a haven for the elderly poor for many years, guided by architects George E. Barton and Maurice B. Biscoe. As you come through the entry gates, you'll see a bronze tablet with a biblical quote, and once inside, there are historic buildings like Washington Hall and Independence Hall, both showing off Mediterranean-style architecture with wrought iron and stucco, and villas built back in 1913. Landscaped grounds give seniors room to walk, sit, and enjoy the outdoors, while the cottages-one- and two-bedroom options-make things feel homey and peaceful. Residents can join in a lot of activities for fun, learning, or devotion, and there are always events to help make friends and stay connected, along with indoor common areas, a dining hall, arts room, movie nights, and a barber or salon for easy care.

    The staff stays nearby and remains accessible-a team of trained, friendly people focused on each resident's needs-giving help as needed but also supporting independence. They help with daily tasks like meal planning, housekeeping, and laundry, offer health and nutritional counseling, provide shopping and transportation assistance, manage medication, and keep nurses on site around the clock for emergencies. Seniors get support with diabetic, non-ambulatory, and incontinence care, and the Winfield House has extra help for those needing assisted living services.

    There are options for independent living too, designed for older people with fixed incomes wanting comfort without the worry of home upkeep, and the program runs on preserving dignity and respect. The endowment helps keep resources steady, offering assistance to those less fortunate, and there's a grants program to support local community groups. Social activities, entertaining options, and educational programs fill the calendar, and furnished rooms, emergency alerts, and onsite amenities keep life comfortable and trouble-free. Everything's set up to help seniors stay active, make new friends, and enjoy retirement without worry, all in a secure and calm community focused on kindness and fairness. The Myron Stratton Home has an average rating of 3.7 from 9 reviews, showing both its long-standing history and ongoing commitment to care.

    People often ask...

    Myron Stratton Home offers independent living and assisted living.

    The full address for this community is 2525 S State Hwy 115, Colorado Springs, CO 80906.

    No, Myron Stratton Home does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

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