The Myron Stratton Home sits about two and a half miles outside of the quiet town of Stratmoor, Colorado, and has 31 licensed beds, with 26 private rooms and 2 couples' rooms, making it a medium-sized senior living community where folks get both independent and assisted living options, as well as memory care for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, and you'll find they also help people with different levels of care, offering things like daily assistance with bathing, dressing, medication management, and help in and out of the shower, plus staff are around at night for extra peace of mind, and the building sticks to a tobacco-free policy, with no-smoking areas everywhere. Residents can pick from studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, all with private baths, and there's a fitness room, garden areas, walking paths, a hot tub, sauna or health room, book room, and hairdresser or parlor, so people can keep up with hobbies and self-care, plus walkers and wheelchairs are welcome. Folks living here get laundry and housekeeping services, and for those in independent living, laundry facilities are available, too, and prepared meals-usually one or two a day-are included, with special diet accommodations by request for conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure. There are plenty of organized activities, from art and music programs to pet therapy, movie nights, social events, and outings, and transportation services can get residents to medical appointments, errands, or even to nearby cafes and restaurants, including Dutch Bros Coffee and Olde World Bagel, with pharmacies like Walgreens and medical providers-Penrad Imaging, Abba Eye Care-close by for convenience.
The community covers a range of care options, from independent and assisted living to memory care, continuing care retirement services, and long-term care, often costing less than a full nursing home stay, and the staff provide general healthcare as well as personal services when needed, so things like help with incontinence, hygiene, and clothing are handled discreetly, and folks can see a doctor or nurse practitioner onsite. The Home is certified for both Medicaid and Medicare, but Medicare payment depends on federal certification, and costs for independent living usually start around $1,900 or more-memory care has higher costs, especially as needs grow, but there's help from federal and state programs to pay for care. There is a strong activity program, regular fitness, art, music, and movie plans, and recreational areas to keep people active and involved, plus a wellness focus with support for diets and exercise. The Myron Stratton Home encourages a home-like setting, offers supervision and safety features like a 24-hour call system, and includes transportation, a beauty shop, and access to mobile stylists, always working to respond to people's changing needs with services that can be adjusted as folks require more or different support. With private and couple rooms, a mix of residential and apartment-style settings, gardens and walking paths, and a steady, caring staff, Myron Stratton Home tries to give seniors a safe place to live, get care, and stay active in their own way, offering peace of mind for the families who trust them to help look after their loved ones.
